In a Global Hydrogen Review article, Emerson’s Laura Chemler examines what new hydrogen infrastructure will look like. As the world looks to hydrogen as an alternative fuel, we must address transportation challenges in addition to production and utilization...
In the podcast, Hydrogen measurement and flow with Emerson, Emerson’s Don Fregelette, Laura Chemler, and Andrew Srgo join host Brian DeBruine to discuss some of the challenges and solutions in handling hydrogen across its supply chain from production through distribution.
Electromagnetic flow technology is continuously evolving, and Emerson hopes to provide transparency and understanding to installation requirements and why they matter to a user. There has been a lot of buzz lately about zero diameter (0D) inlet/outlet installations...
In this 3-minute YouTube video, Emerson’s Magnetic Flow Meter for Slurry Applications Provides Improved Signal Quality & Diagnostics, Laura explains how this Rosemount Slurry Magnetic Flow Meter works and why this mag meter is an ideal solution in pulp and paper, mining and oil & gas fracking applications.
Slurry flows are common in many process industries including metals & mining, pulp & paper, and oil & gas. Wikipedia defines a slurry as: …a mixture of solids denser than water suspended in liquid, usually water. The most common use of slurry is as a means...
At the recent Emerson Exchange conference in San Antonio, Emerson's Laura Chemler developed a presentation with a Chief Technology Officer at a brewing company to share how data from flow meters helped produce the highest quality beer. This CTO is obsessed with...
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