Flexim Clamp-On Ultra-Sonic Thermal Energy Meter

One of our Flag ship Products Flexim Clamp-On Ultra-Sonic flow meters recently printed the below in their latest news letter.

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The attached link is for the Energy Meter Brochure.
http://www.flexim.com/download/brochures/bubtuus.pdf

Featured Application: Thermal Energy Meter
Low Flow Capabilities used to recover Lost Energy!
Energy Recovery Initiative: The Engineering
and Utilities Department at Harvard University is
always at the forefront of energy reduction and
recovery. The university demands excellence from
their students and in turn exhibits excellence in
their facility operations. Harvard University is
launching a new energy program. It enables endusers
to view the amount of energy that they are
using. In joining the global effort to decrease
energy consumption, go green, and accurately
increase energy efficiency, Harvard Engineering and
Utilities has selected Flexim to upgrade the Thermal
Energy Meters.
Chilled Water: The Engineering and Utilities Department
operates a 13,000 Ton central plant and a 7,500 Ton
satellite plant. Both plants provide chilled water and
process cooling to 75 buildings located in the vicinity of
the Cambridge campus. Over 5 million square feet of
building and lab space must be cooled. The plant must be
able to accurately track the amount of Energy in Tons for
efficiency and billing purposes. During off-peak
conditions, some buildings may use very little thermal
energy which requires very low flow rates and small
temperature differentials. The previous metering solution
was incapable of measuring these low flow rates which
averaged 0.028 feet/second at some locations.
Go Green, Go Flexim! The Harvard-Flexim Thermal
Energy Project was a complete turnkey installation. A
total of 60 Thermal Energy meters were replaced in a
matter of six weeks. There were no costly shutdowns or
interruptions with the Chilled Water Utilities. The new
meters are capable of measuring extremely low flow
velocities as low as 0.028 feet/second, communicating
via MODBUS or dial-up modem networks, and are
completely non-intrusive. Engineering and Utilities at
Harvard University is now better equipped to measure
their Thermal Energy usage and tackle their next energy concerns. Harvard and Flexim
are going green, are you?
Thermal Energy Meter - Fast Facts:
Application: CW, HTHW, Condenser Water, Glycol, Condensate, Sub-Metering, Meter &
Verification (M&V), LEEDS certification
Markets: Universities, Hospitals, District Energy Plants, Public Utilities, Skyscrapers,Airports,GeoThermal Sites
References: Harvard, MIT, Brown, Columbia, NYU, NOVA, UVA, UCLA, Trigen, CitiBank,
Morgan Stanley, Siemens, Johnson Controls, Empire State Building