Combustion Measurement using Thermal Mass Flowmeters
Accurately measuring combustion airflow and fuel flow is critical for efficiency, safety, and environmental compliance. Modern systems use advanced flow technologies to optimize air-to-fuel ratios, reduce emissions, and prevent hazards. Overcoming challenges like large ducts and high temperatures ensures reliable performance in industrial combustion and emissions monitoring applications.
Thermal Flow Meters for Any Application
Eldridge thermal mass flow meters offer precise, repeatable measurements with easy installation, built-in calibration validation, and high turndown. Ideal for a wide range of industrial applications...
Thermal Mass Flow Meters vs Orifice Plates
EPI thermal mass flow meters offer low installation costs, easy calibration, and direct mass flow measurement, making them a smarter, more cost-effective choice over orifice plates...
Why Choose Eldridge Products for Thermal Mass Flow
Eldridge thermal mass flow meters offer accurate, reliable flow measurement for aeration, combustion, and submetering with easy installation, flexible options, and simple calibration tools...
Flow Sensor Types
Choosing the right flow sensor types can be a challenge. Whether using a magmeter, thermal mass flow meter, Coriolis flow, vortex, rotameter depends on the use
Using a Flowmeter for Process Control
Thermal mass flowmeters offer faster response, higher precision, and better energy efficiency than analyzers, making them ideal for dynamic aeration and combustion control applications.
Accessories for Thermal Mass Flow Meters
Boost accuracy and performance of thermal mass flow meters with accessories tailored for specific applications and system integration.
Difference Between a FAT Probe and a Multipoint Model
FAT probes use a single sensor with multiple holes to average flow, ideal for tight spaces. Multipoint models use multiple sensors for higher accuracy in large pipes or high-temperature applications.
Insertion Flow Meter Installation
Tips and tricks for installing insertion flow meter: pipe depth, threads or clearance holes, optional ball valves all need to be considered before calibration
How to Pick the Right Flow Meter
Choosing the right flow meter for your application can be a challenge. When consulting with a distributor for assistance, operators should consider flow rate
Gas Blending for Homogeneous Gas Mixtures
Gas blending systems - create your own gas blends for gas chromatography, food and beverage production, gas analyzers, etc. Thermal mass flow meters for gases
Thermal Mass Flow Meter
Thermal mass flow meter. Affordable, accurate, and reliable flow measurement for industrial and municipal applications. Insertion or inline options. EPI Flow