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CWD2005 very much welcomed in the US

UNION Instruments attended the 61st ISA Analysis Division Symposium in Galveston, USA, in April 2016 with the exhibition of the CWD2005. One of the key topics of the symposium was the new and tightened EPA regulation regarding flare monitoring and control in the U.S. hydrocarbon and chemical industries. According to EPA, online gas chromatographs and calorimeters are first choice to determine and provide the required analytical data of the flare gas composition.

During the Symposium, flare specialists of leading petrochemical companies were very interested in the CWD2005 and its technical highlights, as this calorimeter is a direct reading, Wobbe-type calorimeter. It determines the required energy content of flare gas directly and does not (as indirect, CARI-type calorimeter do) need any correlation factors or additional calibration gases to reach the required 2% accuracy and/or to include gas components like carbon monoxide or hydrogen in the measurement. Especially suitable for flare gas controlling in explosive areas are the CWD2005 DPC and the CWD2005 SPC of UNION Instruments.

Delta Instrument LLC, UNION Instruments representative in the US, has already intensively picked up this promising marketing opportunity.

Global presence doubled

UNION Instruments trusts in the strong acceptance of its measuring instrument technology and application expertise in the global business.

Therefore, UI expands continuously the regional presence in international markets. Two years ago the export activities have been concentrated on about 15 countries with a special focus on the US and China. Today, UI has doubled the number of export countries to about 30 by successfully acquiring sales partners for Norway, Denmark, Sweden and France as well as Iran and other near east regions or Indonesia, Korea, Argentina and others. This builds a strong personal base for further business growth of the company.

Ecology and Economy

Published on 26 May, 2015 | Many operations in the process industry produce process gases that in the past have often been regarded as by-products and have been flared at the expense of the environment.

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Back to Iran

Published on 14 October, 2015 | Baden-Württemberg has resumed its historically good contacts with Iran through the much-noticed trip by a delegation of notable representatives from politics and industry (under the leadership of the Minister of Finance and Economics Nils Schmid and with participation of well-known companies such as Festo, Fichtner, Herrenknecht, Liebherr, Voith, SAP, ZF Friedrichshafen, etc.). Joining them was UNION Instruments, GmbH, as the only measuring technology manufacturer and tradition-rich specialist for gas measuring technology.

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