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Going with the flow
Multiflow testing and measurement can be very challenging in refining and process monitoring, explains Neil Bowman, Project Engineer at TÜV SÜD NEL, the UK’s National Measurement Institute for Flow Measurement.
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- Journal title: Petroleum Review
- Publisher: Energy Institute
- Subjects: Measurement, testing and control - Refining - Metering, monitoring and targeting -
