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Process flowmeter selection

Published:  13 May, 2015

ABB_17354675996_0b774b9543_c.jpgA new information pack is now available from ABB said to help simplify the selection of flowmeters for process applications. Featuring a White Paper, application guide, webinar presentation and video, the pack explains the key differences between volumetric and mass flow methods and how to choose the right method for industrial process applications.

ABB says understanding how to correctly select the right flow variable can lead to significant improvements in process performance and cost effectiveness.

Originally produced for the launch of ABB’s latest generation of CoriolisMaster flowmeters, the information pack explains the fundamentals of mass and volume flow and which technique is best suited for particular types of applications.

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