Flow Meters

Flow meters are used in water treatment facilities to measure the flow rate of water as it moves through various stages of the treatment process. They are an essential tool for ensuring that the treatment process is functioning as intended, and that the water being treated is of sufficient quality. Some specific applications of flow meters in water treatment include:

Monitoring influent and effluent flow rates. Flow meters can be used to measure the amount of water entering and leaving a treatment facility, helping to ensure that the treatment process is effectively removing contaminants.

Controlling chemical dosing. Some types of flow meters can be used to control the rate at which chemicals are added to the water, such as coagulants or disinfectants. This ensures that the correct amount of chemicals are added, improving the efficacy of the treatment process.

Monitoring flow rates through treatment stages. Flow meters can be installed at various points in the treatment process to monitor the flow rate of water through each stage. This allows operators to identify any blockages or issues that may be affecting treatment efficiency.

Billing and regulatory compliance. Flow meters can be used to accurately measure the amount of water being processed by a treatment facility, which is important for billing customers or complying with regulatory requirements.

Overall, flow meters are an important tool for ensuring that water treatment facilities operate efficiently and effectively, producing high-quality water that is safe for consumption.

Reliable Readout, Transmission and Control of Liquids

Flow meters come in a variety of sizes and configurations. For low-capacity, low-pressure applications we offer glass tube purge meters with stainless steel frames. Purge meters are designed for purging instruments, cases, and control lines, and are readily adapted to liquid-level indication, sampling, liquid-specific gravity determination, and similar applications.

For low-flow, higher pressure applications, armored purge meters are available. For high volume flows, glass-tube and metal tube meters are available in a variety of sizes and configurations for metering both air and liquid.