Sectors &
Applications
The same physics measures steam, gas, slurry and cooling water — but the element that survives the service is different every time. Here is what we typically supply, sector by sector.
Thermal Power
Feedwater, main steam, reheat and condensate lines, plus the water chemistry loop. High temperature and high pressure service where the documentation matters as much as the hardware.
Natural Gas
Custody transfer and process metering on transmission and distribution lines, where plates need changing without shutting the line down.
Refining & Petrochemical
Corrosive and fouling media, wide turndown, and material specifications that rule out standard stainless. Exotic alloys and non-standard geometries are routine work here.
Water & Wastewater
Large diameter lines, low pressure loss budgets and solids in the stream. Often a case for a venturi or an insertion element rather than a plate.
Iron, Steel, Cement & Furnaces
Combustion air and fuel gas ducts in steel plants, kiln and clinker cooler ducts in cement plants: often rectangular, and often shorter than the straight run a standard asks for. Grid and insertion elements do the work.
Steam & Utilities
Compressed air, nitrogen, cooling water and plant steam — the lines that get metered for cost allocation. Usually a plate, sometimes a restriction orifice to hold a pressure.
Your service is not on the list?
Describe the medium and the constraint you are up against. If a differential pressure element can measure it, we can size one for it.