Jeff Peery, founder and CEO of SoundWater Technologies, shares a great way to validate your ultrasonic flowmeter set up! Using the speed of sound can help.
Coupling gel is the goope that is added between the ultrasonic transducers on your flowmeter, and your pipe. The purpose is to help get more ultrasound out of the transducer and into the pipe by filling all air voids between the transducer and pipe. Ultrasound will not transfer through air.
Jeff Peery, founder and CEO of SoundWater Technologies, introduces the Cypress Ultrasonic Flowmeter in this video and demonstrates the set up and ease of use.
SoundWater’s promise to you is that our products provide measurements you can trust. Our proprietary SoundWater Reciprocity Architecture™ prevents zero-flow drift and eliminates the need for calibration, resulting in long-term measurement stability and accuracy.
Ultrasound clamp-on type flowmeters are a convenient tool that allows us to measure flow from outside the pipe, and on a range of pipe diameters and materials.
Jeff Peery, founder and CEO of SoundWater Technology, shares a new update to the Orcas App: Low Flow Cutoff. The new display offers an advanced menu that makes it easier to control low flow cutoff.
Jeff Peery, founder and CEO of SoundWater Technologies, shares a new update to the Orcas App: A Setup Menu Change. The new menu splits setup into two sections: Required and Optional. This update improves speed and ease of use.
Turn-Key Solutions, a BC-based systems integrator, recently installed two SoundWater Cypress Ultrasonic Flowmeters at a small sewage treatment plant in Kelowna, BC.
Jeff Peery, founder and CEO of SoundWater Technology, shares a quick tip on how to get a good average flow rate measurement using our infinite averaging feature on our Orcas Portable Ultrasonic Flowmeter App.
