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710°F (376°C) Resid Line? No Problem.
With the DigitalFlow XMT868i combined with the BWT
system from GE, you can measure cryogenic fluids like
LNG or the demanding temperatures of coker resid lines
that can run hotter than 700°F (371°C). Ultrasonic
flowmeters will not cause pressure drop and have no
impulse lines to plug, making them a great solution for
difficult fluids like resid lines. Even though most
ultrasonic manufacturers’ flowmeters can only handle up
to 500°F (260°C), GE’s BWT systems have been able to
reach up to 1000°F (537°C). The unique design removes
the piezoelectric element from the extreme temperatures
by using wave guide technology. The transducer can
even be swapped out under operating conditions. One
customer has installed 16 units, replacing their wedge
meters, and has had them operating maintenance free
for more than five years.