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Coriolis Massflow for Renewable Energies

Rheonik Coriolis Massflow applications for renewable clean energy sources in solar, hydro and geothermal industries

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Surface Mount Temperature Sensors

Surface Mount Temperature Sensors. Mounting: Magnet, Bandclamp, tip, square, round plate with screw, handgrip Temperature: 400°C, with hand grip up to 1200°C

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Measuring airflow in coating spray booths and its exhaust outlet

In coating spray booth flow velocity needs to be measured for the incoming air (laminar flow) and exhaust mixture

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Flowtherm handheld – explosion proof – for gas and liquid flow

Multi functional handheld unit with data logger from Hoentzsch Germany for measuring flow rate, flow velocity, temperature, pressure and other variables of gases, mixtures or liquids in explosive atmospheres

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Vane Wheel Flow Monitoring

Measurements of exhaust air to regulate drying chambers in brick factories, Hoentzsch Flow

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Monitoring forced ventilation on LNG ships

Monitoring forced ventilation on LNG ships, Hoentzsch Vortex Flow

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Visualising rotational flow of invisible gas

visualising rotational gas flow inside a duct – after an elbow, rectifier, cross section – Hoentzsch Gas Flow

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Measurements of air exchange in forced-ventilated rooms

Measurements of air exchange in forced-ventilated rooms: explosion proof – hazardous materials: battery production, mining, tunnels, laboratory, computer and clean rooms…

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Measuring landfill gas

Portable or fixed measuring of landfill gas in single wells or at the gas well’s collecting pipe leading to the combined heat and power plant. Anaerobic landfill gas is generated after attrition of the enclosed oxygen. Biomass stored in landfill waste is metabolised in a multi-stage degradation process resulting in mostly methane (CH4) and carbon dioxide (CO2).