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Press Room...
August,
2006 Visitors
to the NCSL International,
August 6-9, in July,
2006 FLOW
SYSTEMS introduces an improved design to its popular Mini
Flow Test Stand that is used for measuring air and gas
flow rates in aircraft and land-based turbine engine
components. The
Mini Test Stand now incorporates an FC200-PATS
Portable Flow Computer to liaise between the system MS
Windows® Control Software and the system hardware.
May,
2006
April,
2006
New Product
Debut
February,
2006 January,
2006
2005 Year in
Review October,
2005 FLOW SYSTEMS welcomed representatives from the following companies that participated in last month’s Users Group Seminar: Goodrich Delavan Turbine Fuel Technologies, Power Systems Manufacturing, Siemens VDO Automotive, and Turbocombustor Technology. Attendees were pleased with the quality and comprehensive scope of information they received. September 2005 FLOW
SYSTEMS announces its first annual Users
Group Seminar,
New Product Debut Visitors
to the NCSL International
will be the first to preview the new FC50-CFV Flow
Computer. The FC50-CFV works with single, manually
interchangeable Sonic
Nozzles for dry gas measurement.
The
lightweight and mobile unit measures a nominal 4 x 7 x 7
inches and offers Stand-alone Operation with optional MS
Windows™-based Software for Configuration, Monitoring,
Data Retrieval and Calibration Functions. Welcome New Client A
custom GFC-Gas
Flow Calibrator was ordered from new client
DiabloSport, of
Second
Quarter Record Sales President/CEO
Michael Carter announced that a new sales record was
achieved this year for the highest second quarter sales to
date. “We
are pleased with the steady growth we’ve seen the last
few years. We
are on track for another record-breaking year in 2005,”
Carter said. May
/ June 2005 TCT-Turbocombustor
Technology of Stuart, Alcoa
Howmet Castings, Winsted, Connecticut, expanded their set
of FLOW SYSTEMS equipment by adding a Mini
Flow Configuration Air Flow Test Stand, while General
Motors purchased a custom GFC-Gas
Flow Calibrator System with an FC500-MFC Mass
Flow Controller for their Milford Proving Grounds
facility in Michigan. Another
set of equipment was also ordered by Mitsubishi Heavy
Industries, Takasago, April 2005 Visitors
to the MRO-Aviation
Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul Conference March 2005 New Product Development Work
has started on a prototype of the new FC50-CFV Flow
Computer. It is designed to work with individual
Critical Flow Venturis (Sonic
Nozzles) that will be servicing dry gasses only
(no humidity compensation). The user can log data,
modify units, or change nozzles stored in memory. The
unit will be supplied with a calibrated Thermister probe
for inlet
temperature measurement.
Options include an inlet pressure transmitter, a
small dial gauge to check for choked conditions in the
nozzle throat, and a software package for calibrating
inputs, superior data monitoring, and data retrieval
features. Also
in development is an FC150 Flow Computer that will offer
additional functionality for more complex applications. February 2005 Welcome New Clients Component
orders from new clients H.R. Textron, NYSDEC, and Metrol
Chrysler were received this month, as well as orders from
returning component clients Samsung Techwin, Aviatrix, and
Horiba. January 2005 2004 Year in Review FLOW
SYSTEMS President/CEO Michael Carter is pleased to
announce that 2004 sales were the highest ever in the
company’s 18 year history.
More than 21 systems and hundreds of component and
service orders were placed by new and returning FLOW
SYSTEMS customers. “We
look forward to a bright future, as we continue to expand
our presence globally,” said Carter.
System
Recalibration Orders Many
Systems Clients began scheduling their Annual
Recalibration Service this month.
Flow Bench Audits using Master Sonic Nozzles or
Flow Standards are recommended for all FLOW SYSTEMS Test
Equipment on an annual basis. Normal
calibrations of the pressure and temperature measurement
devices are also performed at that time. FLOW
SYSTEMS Engineering Staff is available to conduct these
functions at the customer’s site, by bringing
Calibration Standards for comparative testing.
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