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What Is: Pulsating Flow

What is Pulsating Flow? Pulsating flow refers to a type of fluid flow where the flow rate or pressure varies cyclically over time. This variation can occur due to changes in external factors, such as the operation of pumps, compressors, or other mechanical systems. The fluid is then forced to move in bursts or pulses […]

Product Insights: Pressure Transmitters

What is a Pressure Transmitter? Pressure transmitters are devices used to measure the pressure of liquids or gases in pipes or containers. The pressure readings are then converted into a standardized electrical signal that can be easily interpreted by a control system. Pressure transmitters are often called a pressure transducer but there are key differences […]

What Is: Sensor Fouling

What Is Sensor Fouling? Sensor fouling is the accumulation of unwanted substances or materials on the surface of a sensor. These substances and materials can interfere with the sensors ability to detect and measure accurately. The mechanisms of fouling are complex and depend on many factors such as the sensor type, the operating environment, and […]

Problem Solving: How Do I Prevent Cavitation?

What is cavitation? Prevent cavitation by understanding what cavitation and what causes it. EXPRO Controls published a blog post regarding an in-depth analysis of ‘what is cavitation‘ on January 29th, 2025. However, I will give a brief explanation. Cavitation is the process in which the liquid’s static pressure falls below its vapor pressure, resulting in […]

Systems Overview: TTK Leak Detection

What is a Leak Detection System? A leak detection system is a method used to identify and monitor leaks in various systems. Examples include pipelines, tanks, water systems, or gas lines. These systems are designed to detect the presence of leaks early. Thus, helping to prevent damage, loss of resources, and safety hazards. Throughout this […]

What Is: Cavitation

What is Cavitation? Cavitation is the process in which the liquid’s static pressure falls below its vapor pressure, resulting in the creation of small vapor-filled cavities in the liquid. Two types of cavitation: Inertial and Non-Inertial. Inertial Cavitation It is a specific type that occurs when the fluid pressure fluctuates rapidly and drops significantly below […]

Systems Overview: Heat Trace Systems

What is a Heat Trace System? Heat trace systems are a series of electrical cables that generate heat when electrical current passes through it. The heat generated by these systems is transferred to the surrounding pipes, equipment, or concrete to maintain a specific temperature. What Components Make-Up the System? Components that make up a heat […]