In fuel and lubricant dispensing, the ideal flow measurement solution ensures high accuracy, accommodates varying flow rates, and maintains operational efficiency across a range of pressures. These instruments must effectively manage entrained air while minimising pressure drops, all while exhibiting resilience in demanding conditions and requiring low maintenance. They should work seamlessly with high-viscosity fluids and remain reliable in both laminar and turbulent flow environments, providing a balance between precision and cost-effectiveness.

See how our solutions for fuel and lubrication dispensing meet these requirements and more below.  

When selecting a flow meter for transferring fuel or lubricants between bulk containers, prioritise accuracy, durability, and adaptability. The flow meter should support the expected pressure range and flow rates, while also handling entrained air and high-viscosity fluids without significant pressure drops or loss of precision. A robust design with minimal maintenance requirements ensures the flow meter can withstand industrial environments and continue operating efficiently over time.

For fuel consumption systems in fleet vehicles, large trucks, or fishing boats, accuracy and reliability are essential. The system should accurately measure fuel usage across a range of operating conditions accounting for temperature compensation and ensure consistent performance for long periods. Durability is also key, with systems designed to withstand harsh environments and constant vehicle movement. Finally, flexibility in installation and adaptability to various vehicle types are important to meet the diverse needs of a fleet or boat-based business

Widely used in the fuel distribution industry, additive injection applications include load racks and pipeline additives for diesel, biodiesel, unleaded fuel and jet fuel. Non-petrochemical applications could be the injection of denaturing agents, dyes or water treatment chemicals such as corrosion inhibitors or biocides. PLC or a Single Stream additive controllers are also typically required.