Rheonics inline density and viscosity sensors were used in the EMPIR EURAMET Safest project [1] and gave accurate viscosity and density measurements on test fluids mimicking fuels in laboratory settings [2]. The need for improved flow metrology in fuel lines…
Novel insruments for inline and production applications
A paper was published for presentation at the SPE (Society of Petroleum Engineers) Improved Oil Recovery Conference originally scheduled to be held in Tulsa, OK, USA, 18 – 22 April 2020. Due to COVID-19 the physical event was postponed until…
Viscosity and density measurements in the oil and gas sector are among the most essential, but also most elusive of operations. From exploration to drilling to production to transportation, the identity and the properties of fluids are the very lifeblood…
Through all the advancement in automotive design and manufacturing over the years, there has been one constant – vehicle aesthetics is a critical factor in consumers’ purchasing decisions. Finish consistency, quality and variety play the foremost role during a purchase. Automotive…
Coupled with Industry 4.0 technology, inline sensing means no more rushing grab-samples to the lab, introducing quality issues with food products.
The International Symposium on Food Rheology and Structure (ISFRS) was hosted by the Institute of Food, Nutrition and Health at ETH Zürich. The International Symposium on Food Rheology and Structure addresses the needs of food rheology and structure researchers. The…
A conference paper was published and a talk was delivered in Sensors and Measuring Systems 2014; 17. ITG/GMA Symposium, titled "A New Sensor for Viscosity and Fluid Density Measurement for Oil Well Drilling Applications" in June 2014. It covers some…