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Training Seminars and Consulting

More than just Calibrations
At TrigasFI, every year we calibrate, adjust and repair thousands of flowmeters. Through this experience we have acquired intimate knowledge about the strengths and weaknesses of the various flow measuring principles.
We love to share this knowledge with our customers through our Training Seminars and on-site Consulting Services.

Flow Measurement and Calibration
Our Core seminar is offered in English and German, on site or at our own facilities.

Advanced Flow Measurement and Uncertainty
The material presented is based on more than 30 years experience in operation of gas and liquid flow calibration facilities and related research.


Some companies that have benefited from our seminars:

www.volkswagen.de
www.bmw.de
www.porsche.de
www.mtu.de
www.rolls-royce.com
www.petronas.com
www.boschrexroth.com
www.lufthansa.de

and many more.


Topics: Flow Measurement and Calibration

  1. Fundamental concepts of liquid and gas flow measurement.
  2. Introduction of the principles of liquid and gas flow calibration.
  3. Differences between liquid and gas flow.
  4. Sources of error and uncertainty in liquid and gas flow calibration.
  5. Practical methods for improving measurement reliability and accuracy.
  6. Comparison of currently available flow calibration technologies. Pros and cons.
  7. Offer participants the opportunity to discuss their own flow calibration application problems.