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EPISODE · Mar 19, 2024 · 33 MIN

How interface measurement could transform your business

from PII Podcast · host Passfield Business Publications Limited

In this episode of the PII Podcast, we delve into the world of interface level measurement, concentrating on those difficult multiphase applications with dynamic emulsion layers.   The key to optimising performance in these situations is solving the emulsion factor – a hurdle that has long stood in the way of accurate and economical level detection. Traditionally, no single technology has been able to economically measure the total hydrocarbon level, the top of the emulsion (where water mixes into oil), and the bottom of the emulsion layer, (where oil mixes into water). This multiphase scenario has challenged many traditional technologies, each of which faces its own limitations. Despite the considerable efforts from instrumentation manufacturers, a truly cost-effective solution has been elusive... Until now. Today we are exploring TDR-based technology and how this is changing the game.  Learn the science behind it, and what it means for the future of industries reliant on precise level measurement. To unpack all of that and give us his expert insights,we are joined by Bob Botwinski  - a Senior Global Product Manager for AMETEK LMS.

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