Hydrocarbon Product Showcase
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Furnace And Electrical Inspection Camera: FLIR GF309
4/19/2021
FLIR offers the GF309 camera for use in high temperature industrial furnace applications, including monitoring all types of furnaces, heaters, and boilers in the chemical, petrochemical, and utility industries. By accurately measuring temperature across the entire surface, GF309 helps to inspect faster, work safer, and avoid shutdowns.
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DAQ Station Videographic Recorders
8/30/2000
DAQ Station videographic recorders were designed to meet the needs of operators, plant engineers and management...
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ISA: SIZE-SAF 2000 software
8/22/2000
SIZE-SAF 2000 software provides the tools needed to select the correct Rupture Disk size, or determine the flow capacity of a pre-selected size...
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Sensyflow iG Flow Meters
9/11/2000
Sensyflow iG thermal mass flow meters for gases feature diagnostic functions intended for preventive maintenance of plant and instrument...
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MULTIFLOâ„¢: High Rate Clarification And Softening Process
8/5/2009
Veolia Water Technologies’ premier clarification process MULTIFLO™ has been innovated to include a Turbomix™ draft tube reactor and water softening chemistry for a new High-Rate Softening solution.
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Oil Purifier
10/1/1998
The HNP 021 Oil Purifier is said to remove essentially all free water, free gases, and entrained gases, and as much as 80% of dissolved water and dissolved gases from liquids
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Multi-Channel Bed Scrubber
2/14/1999
The Multi-Channel Bed Scrubber (MCBS) is designed to collect particles above 2 microns with 99.9% efficiency
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TS 01 Temperature Transmitter
3/25/1998
SENSYCON, a division of Bailey-Fischer & Porter, is launching the new TS 01 HART-compatible Temperature Transmitter
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Jet Venturi Scrubber
2/5/1999
The Jet Venturi Scrubber utilizes a liquid motivated ejector design to entrain contaminated gases, generally without the need for a blower
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Autoflot®: Mechanical Induced Gas Flotation Separator
10/1/2014
Autoflot® is a Mechanical Induced Gas Flotation (IGF) separator. Induced Gas Flotation separates oil from produced water or other oily water streams.