Fluenta and Technical Devices sign agreement
Published by Anna Nicklin,
Assistant Editor
World Pipelines,
Fluenta – an ultrasonic flare metering specialist – has recently announced that it has signed a sales representative agreement with Technical Devices Inc (TDI), an instrumentation supplier and manufacturer representative.
The agreement regards Fluenta’s full product range, including its latest flare gas measurement device, the FGM-160X. Under the agreement. Fluenta products will be sold and implemented by TDI into operators in the US. Its products support in regulatory compliance, safety management and emissions reductions.
The agreement follows successful Colorado Engineering Experiment Station (CEESI) certification of Fluenta flare gas meters, which were shown to perform with an uncertainty of less than 3% without prior calibration, even at low velocity.
Jim Pletcher, TDI, commented: “Adding them [Fluenta’s flare gas meters] to the TDI offering will give operators better access to the technology they need to meet and exceed increasingly stringent regulatory requirements.”
Tom Pugliese, Vice President of the Americas at Fluenta, said: “TDI brings a wealth of knowledge on ultrasonic flow measurement.”
Read the article online at: https://www.worldpipelines.com/business-news/29092016/fluenta-and-technical-devices-sign-agreement/
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