Overview The flow rate monitor Fluidwell F018 is a local indicator/transmitter with linearization, that displays the actual flow rate, resettable total, and non-resettable accumulated total. The F-Series is known worldwide as a range of user-friendly indicators. The Fluidwell F018 is even more impressive. The HART communication allows you to communicate in an easy way with […]
General Information There are many different types of marine boilers auxiliaries, however, they have all got one thing in common their auxiliary components, and their fixtures and fittings. These form an equally important function as the boiler just wouldn’t operate efficiently without any one of them. Combustion Air system 1. Forced Draught Fans These are […]
Description Rotameter Kofloc Model RK1930/RK1935 is a variable area flowmeter has afloat in a conical cylinder (tapered tube) with a larger end in the upper section and a smaller end in the lower section. The float moves up and down according to the intensity of the flow, and the position at which the float balances […]
Air Bubble Detector TE AD-101 Air Bubble detection TE AD-101 is critical in applications such as infusion pumps, hemodialysis, and blood flow monitoring. TE Connectivity (TE) has developed a new compact AD-101 Air Bubble Detector (ABD) for non-invasive continuous monitoring of fluid for air bubble detection. Using ultrasonic technology, the AD-101 sensor is capable of […]
General To obtain an acceptable degree of efficiency and reduce fuel consumption as much as possible by introducing further heat recovery surface so that the gas temperature at the funnel may be as low as practicable, the gas temperature leaving a boiler cannot be reduced much below 30 oC above the saturation temperature. In radiant […]
Description The mega marine engines of ships burn tonnes of fuel every day to propel massively loaded ships. These engines are know to use low-grade fuel oil to lower ship operating costs as the cost of fuel represents as much as 30-50% of the total operating costs of a ship. Unfortunately (or fortunately), it’s not […]