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Flare gas meter agency for Krohne

December 2010 News

Krohne has been awarded the rights of sales and distribution of the Fluenta flare gas meters in southern Africa. Fluenta has been providing ultrasonic flow measurement solutions for flare gas metering since 1987.

Flare gas flow measurement helps to save a valuable energy source and protect the environment, through leak detection and flare monitoring. The product assists to perform accurate mass balance, control atmospheric emissions and limit pollution related costs and effects. Accurate measuring of flare and vent volumes is vital for effective, consistent and fair enforcement of flaring regulations. Reliable data also informs operators of the potential economic losses for the resource wastage.

Krohne says ultrasonic flow measurement is the only proven technology for meeting the challenges and requirements of flare gas flow measurement. A pioneer in this field, Fluenta leads the way and offers a unique design. The Fluenta ultrasonic flow meter is an essential tool for everyone who needs to control flaring operations. The company has installed over 700 flare gas metering systems in more than 40 countries worldwide.

Krohne is a world leader in ultrasonic flow measurement of both liquids and gasses and the Fluenta product complements the range perfectly.

For more information contact John Alexander, Krohne SA, +27 (0)11 314 1391, [email protected], www.krohne.com



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