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By McCrometer Article | October 6, 2022 Depending on the products being made, many food and beverage processing facilities consume a lot of water. Beyond the actual processing usage, the […]

Article | August 16, 2021 Whether decision-makers consider it ultimately attainable or not, there is something positive to be said about striving toward ‘net zero leakage’ in water distribution systems saddled

Pumping water from sources in remote locations for use in fracking — as well as some drilling applications — is a necessary but expensive task. The lingering problem is that

McCrometer went to market with its Dura Mag flow meter in 2017 with the intention to solve complex challenges in the agricultural market. As it gained a reputation as a robust

Durable and reliable flow meters play a vital role in municipal water operations, but having the right converter to capture and transmit the resulting information is critical to maximize their

Non-revenue water (NRW) and other information gaps that have significant impact on operating costs are causing many water distribution utilities to seek affordable ways to gain greater insight into flow

Operations that want to track cooling tower water use accurately in 24/7 applications — without having to disrupt processes to install a new meter — need options that are easy

A significant number of utilities in smaller regions operating where resources are strained, and where the daily business of water treatment can be exceedingly expensive, have turned to privately owned

Electromagnetic meters (mag meters) are well established in terms of highly accurate performance for a variety of municipal and industrial water applications. Differences in their construction formats, however, dictate how

When it comes to metering water flow — drinking water or wastewater — full-bore mag meters offer many advantages. While the underlying technology based on Faraday’s Law of electromagnetic induction