Flow Meters are devices designed to measure the volume or mass of fluid passing through a pipeline over a given period. They are essential for accurate monitoring, process control, and energy management in various industrial, commercial, and residential applications. Flow meters can handle liquids, gases, or steam, depending on the type and construction, and they help optimize system efficiency, reduce wastage, and ensure compliance with operational standards.
BTU Meters (British Thermal Unit meters) are energy measurement devices used to determine the amount of thermal energy delivered or consumed by a fluid in a heating or cooling system. BTU meters are commonly used in HVAC, district heating/cooling, and process industries to monitor energy consumption, calculate costs, and improve energy efficiency. They work by measuring the flow rate and temperature difference of the fluid and converting it into energy units.
At Inventure, we offer a wide range of Flow Meters and BTU Meters designed to provide accurate measurement and energy monitoring for industrial, commercial, and residential applications. Our meters are engineered to ensure precision, reliability, and long-term performance, helping businesses optimize system efficiency and reduce operational costs.
• Measure flow using a rotor or turbine that rotates as fluid passes through.
• Ideal for clean liquids and moderate flow applications.
• Measure flow based on the voltage induced by conductive fluids moving through a magnetic field.
• Suitable for water, wastewater, and chemical fluids.
• Use sound waves to measure flow velocity.
• Non-intrusive and ideal for clean or dirty liquids, often with no moving parts.
• Measure the mass of fluid passing through the system.
• Suitable for gases and liquids where accurate mass flow measurement is required.
• Flow Sensor: Measures the volume or mass flow rate of the fluid.
• Temperature Sensors: Two temperature probes measure the inlet and outlet fluid temperatures.
• Calculator / Transmitter: Computes thermal energy (usually in kWh, BTU, or GJ) using the flow rate and temperature difference.
• Housing & Materials: Typically made of corrosion-resistant metals or plastics with digital or analog display options.
• Accurate monitoring of energy consumption in heating or cooling systems.
• Helps optimize HVAC, district energy, and industrial process efficiency.
• Reduces operational costs and ensures regulatory compliance.
• Easy integration with building management systems (BMS) or SCADA.
• HVAC systems in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings
• District heating and cooling systems
• Process industries requiring energy monitoring
• Water treatment and chemical processing
• Energy auditing and management systems
