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KROHNE helps pipeline operators implement KRITIS requirements

The first flow computer on the market certified for hydrogen applications

With a shift from fossil-based systems to renewable energy sources also comes a shift for the transportation. This is also true for pipeline leak detection systems.

Two important pillars of the energy transition are the use of hydrogen as energy carrier and the capture and storage of CO2 (CCS: Carbon Capture and Storage). While process measurement of hydrogen is already done for years in for example the (petro-)chemical industry, and measurement of CO2 in the food & beverage industry, it still brings some specific challenges to measure with high accuracy. In this article we give further background about the technical challenges that KROHNE Ultrasonic and Coriolis flowmeters faced on hydrogen and CO2.

The organization has supervised the entire project and certified compliance with the strict pipeline safety requirements of Taiwan.

We wish all our friends, customers and business partners a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Introducing the new CalSys Analyser Management software (AMADAS) version

The annual KROHNE Group sustainability report 2022 is available

Starting August 23, KROHNE is offering a series of live and interactive webinars to address plant safety challenges in the process industry. Attendance is free of charge!

The service agreement provides ship operators with additional tank monitoring features and remote services

KROHNE temperature sensors are not only safe and reliable, but also sustainable.

The OPTIBAR OP 3200 is an integral orifice plate (OP) with carrier ring and corner taps for flow measurement of aggressive and non-aggressive gases, steam and liquids.