Newsletter | February 10, 2021

02.10.21 -- ExxonMobil Low Carbon Solutions To Commercialize Emission-Reduction Technology

Featured Article

Best Practices: Safety And Certainty With Actual Gas Calibration Of Thermal Mass Flow Meters

By Fluid Components International

Flow meter calibration should never be taken for granted, and thermal mass flow meters are no exception. Flow meters can be built with the highest safety ratings, features and functions, and the most industrially robust sensor technology, but if the calibration is inaccurate or subject to uncertainty due to an equivalency-based calibration or simulation methods rather than an "actual" fluid calibration, then the device could produce unsatisfactory performance issues.

Featured Download

Breaking The Causative Chain Of Legionellosis

Legionnaires’ disease first garnered public attention in 1976. After attending an American Legion convention at a Philadelphia hotel, 221 people became ill, with 34 dying of a mysterious illness. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) launched a major investigation, and in 1977 identified the responsible bacterium, naming it Legionella.

Industry News

• ExxonMobil Low Carbon Solutions To Commercialize Emission-Reduction Technology

• Investment In New Technologies Aims To Reduce Pipeline Emissions

• Ricoh Collaborates With Columbia University To Reduce CO₂ Emissions By Nearly 34 Tons

• New Building Electrification Technology Roadmap Shows Pathways To Achieve Zero Carbon

• Xinxiang Bailu, A Chinese MMCF, Commits To Reduce Carbon Emissions

• S&P Global Announces Ambitious Climate Actions On Its Way To Achieving Net Zero By 2040

• Firmenich Commits To Be Carbon Neutral By 2025

• Spire Joins ONE Future Coalition's Efforts To Reduce Methane Emissions To 1% Or Less By 2025

• Aramark Sets New Climate Goal, Commits To Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions By 15%

• Canada Should 'Buy Clean' To Cut Emissions And Boost The Economy

Featured Product

	Methane/Acetylene Analyzer (CH₄, C₂H₂, H₂O) - Ultraportable
	LGR’s new Ultraportable Methane/Acetylene Analyzer (UMAA) reports measurements of methane, acetylene and water vapor simultaneously in a package that is compact, crushproof and travels anywhere. Small enough to be carried on-board aircraft (TSA approved size) and requiring about 60 watts (including pump), the UMAA offers opportunities to measure anywhere.
		Download Datasheet
	• Request Information
	ABB Measurement & Analytics

This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. Learn more