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User Perspective Survey on Steam Flow Measurement

A New User Perspective Survey from Flow Research

 

This page contains a description of a new User Perspective Survey from Flow Research on steam flow measurement. If you are interested in the study, please contact Jesse Yoder at Flow Research: jesse@flowresearch.com, or call Flow Research at 781-245-3200. This study was published in June 2007, and is currently available.

We have already completed a User Perspective Survey on Steam Flow Measurement. The purpose of the survey was to find out what types of flowmeters are being used to measure steam flow, what changes end-users are expecting to make and why, and to identify end-user needs and expectations. This end-user survey is the only one of its kind, and provides some real insights into changing trends in steam flow industries and applications.  It is available as a companion piece to the full steam flow study.  

 

 

Overview of Steam Flow Study (HTML)

Founding Sponsor Program (HTML)

 

Overview of Steam Flow Study (PDF)

Table of Contents, User Perspective Survey (PDF)

Founding Sponsor Program (PDF)

EZ Order Form (PDF)

 

Flow Research has completed a User Perspective Survey on Steam Flow Measurement. The survey was done in conjunction with the study The World Market for Steam Flow Measurement. The purpose of the survey was to find out what types of flowmeters are being used for steam flow, and what changes to expect in the next several years.  The survey also reveals why end-users are making the decisions they are making about steam flow measurement. 

The User Perspective surveys are part of our Worldflow Monitoring Service (www.worldflow.com).  These surveys are conducted periodically when additional information is needed about user purchasing patterns and requirements.  In this case, the survey is being used as another perspective from which to evaluate steam flow measurement, and as a cross-check of the supplier data for the steam flow study.  It will also be helpful in the growth forecasts.

In addition to the User Perspective surveys, Flow Research has also conducted two comprehensive user surveys involving users of all types of flowmeters.  The second of these was published in January 2006, and included 586 respondents.  The results of this study were made available as a study called Worldwide Survey of Flowmeter Users, 2nd Edition.  More information is available on our website at http://www.flowresearch.com/User_Survey/welcome.htm.

In addition to end-user surveys, Flow Research interviews flowmeter users on an ongoing basis.  Some of these interviews have been conducted for our quarterly publications.  As a result, we regularly update our knowledge of what flowmeter users are saying and doing about different flow technologies.  This information is used in growth forecasts, and in understanding market dynamics.

Topics Included in Survey

The following are some of the subjects included in the steam flow end-user survey:

·        Line sizes of steam flowmeters

·        Steam flowmeter applications

·        Types of steam being measured (wet, saturated, superheated)

·        Volumetric vs. mass flow measurement of steam

·        Accuracy requirements for steam flowmeters

·        Drivers of accuracy requirements

·        Types of primary elements used with DP flowmeters measuring steam flow

·        Prospective changes in primary elements

·        Prospective changes to other flowmeter types

·        Repair and maintenance issues for steam flowmeters

For information on The World Market for Steam Flow Measurement, see the Overview of Steam Flow Study, or click on one of the other files in the table above.

Flow Research has completed a series of twelve studies that include all types of flowmeters.  Information about these studies is at http://www.flowresearch.com/flow.htm.  This new study will go beyond previous studies by providing updated information to 2006, and by comparing the different technologies as they are used for steam flow measurement.  This study should be of special interest to any manufacturer of flowmeters used to measure steam flow, and to companies that use flowmeters to measure steam flow.

 

 

 

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