DREDGING

Dredging operations, whether on land or sea, rely largely on guesswork during the monitoring process. Density measurement methods in the dredging industry either lack accuracy or achieve accuracy via costly measurement instrumentation that require frequent replacement due to high abrasion. The dredging industry deals with extremely abrasive media which can cause other types of instrumentation to become obstructed and lose accuracy.

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MINING

Designed to empower process engineers, the Red Meter delivers key measurement data which can be used to optimize processes in real time. With little maintenance require and a simple in-line installation procedure, upgrading to the Red Meter is simple.

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OIL & GAS

When extracting fossil fuels, the cementing column is one of the most critical aspects of the process. Often, the cement blend becomes unbalanced causing it leave weak spots or cracks within the cement. Our non-nuclear density meter provides a precise, real-time, monitoring system to detect errors or fluctuation in cement density. With this data, errors can be corrected before the cement is mixed with water or goes down-hole, thereby becoming a solution before there becomes a problem.

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Industrial Measurement

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Overview

The Red Meter is an industrial measurement system that provides key measurement data which can be used to optimize processes in real time. The data provided by a Red Meter can be used to calculate and measure density, pressure, flow rate and accumulated solids.

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Inline Installation

Installed inline within a processing pipeline, the Red Meter takes continuous readings which are recorded and used to perform a range of calculations by its integrated computer which are then displayed on screen and can be output to third party systems.

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Non-Nuclear Replacement

The Red Meter is most often used in place of nuclear density gauges, and in applications where a Coriolis meter is not viable. Its high accuracy and durability combined with ease of operation makes the Red Meter an ideal alternative to legacy measurement instruments.