Flow measurements are both relatively expensive and among the more difficult instruments to properly select and specify. This class will begin with a discussion of those properties of the application that are significant with respect to selection of a flow instrument. It will follow with a review of the principles of operation of the more common types of flow instruments and conclude with a discussion of how the application requirements can be used to identify those measurement technologies that are most likely to be successful.

Our instructor will be Joe Hohn, a controls engineer with Dynalectric in San Diego. Joe has 25 years of instrumentation experience, has taught the measurement sections of the ISALA PE review course for over a decade and has a reputation as a knowledgeable and entertaining speaker.