KROHNE, Inc.

KROHNE Podcast

KROHNE, Inc. based in Beverly, MA is a wholly owned subsidiary of KROHNE Messtechnik GmbH of Duisburg Germany. In this podcast, which is primarily for sales channel partners and employees,.we will explore topics related to product technology, development background or applications.

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KROHNE, Inc.

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Technology

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us.krohne.com

Latest episode

Oct 27, 2025

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Episodes

Chemical Processing: Solving Corrosive Flow Measurement 27.10.2025

KROHNE 's Al Dhanji discusses flow measurement technologies for chlor-alkali processes, covering magmeters, Coriolis meters, entrained gas management and safety integrity levels. Three Key Takeaways Virtual reference technology eliminates leak paths in mag meters by using a non-wetted grounding methodology, reducing costs and maintenance risks in corrosive applications. Straight-tube Coriolis...

Control Magazine: Flow Instrumentation Roundtable 26.09.2025

Flow measurement technology has evolved to meet the increasingly complex demands operators must place on accuracy and reliability. In the processing industries, such as oil and gas, chemical processing and water and wastewater management, inaccurate flow data can lead to catastrophic results. These days, Coriolis meters offer a more accurate means of flow measurement, but they aren’t alone. Everyt...

Processing Magazine Podcast: Talking all things flowmeters with KROHNE's Joe Incontri 22.09.2025

This is another episode from Processing Magazine's Solutions Spotlight podcast channel. In this episode the publisher, Jesse Osborne, and KROHNE's director of marketing for North America discuss KROHNE's electromagnetic, ultrasonic and Coriolis flowmeters and more ahead of next week's WEFTEC show in Chicago.   Sponsored by KROHNE Sept. 22, 2025 Contact us by email at info@krohn...

Processing Magazine Podcast: Fundamentals of radar level measurement 11.09.2025

Processing managing editor Daniel Gaddy talks with KROHNE’s Director of Marketing for North America about the applications, maintenance and history of this level measurement solution.   Sept. 8, 2025 If you'd rather, you can access the original podcast published by Processing Magazine at this link: https://www.podbean.com/ep/pb-zk46y-19556f3 Contact us by email at info@krohne.com

A conversation about Pet Food and other F&B process flow measurement 13.05.2025

Various aspects of pet food production often create challenging flow applications. Joe Incontri, KROHNE Director of Marketing discusses them with Olivier Reglat, Food & Beverage Industry Specialist and Canada East Region Manager and Neil Stringer, North America Food & Beverage Industry Manager.  You'll find out about how mass meters operate and how they can address some of the process...

Chemical Processing Podcast: Magnetic Precision-Flow Measurement Without Moving Parts 11.04.2025

Electromagnetic flow meters are volumetric flow meters that use electromagnetic induction to measure liquid velocity. This measurement method is highly accurate at measuring water-based fluids as they pass through a pipe. They are cost-effective, long-lasting and compatible with existing technology. However, there are things to consider before investing in this technology. Chemical Processing&apos...

How measurement technology can improve throughput, quality and sustainability 19.12.2024

As published and distributed by Process Instrumentation Magazine December 2024 Year’s end is when people gather for holiday parties or family get togethers. It also means that food and beverages are crucial contributors to good times and  long lasting memories. It is no secret that food recipes, whether for home meals or large scale production, are only as good as the people who follow them, and t...

Coriolis Meters can Tackle Some of the Toughest Process Challenges 13.12.2024

Flowmeters have been used for hundreds of years, but it is only relatively recently that the most adaptable technology has become available for process applications. Coriolis meters were first patented in the 1950s and first introduced as lab instruments in the 70s. They began to be rolled out to specific process applications a decade later and have rapidly evolved in design and performance since...

2024 Episode 6 Produced Water 11.06.2024

Using Electromagnetic Flowmeters for Better Management of Produced Water The oil and gas industry is increasingly relying on electromagnetic flowmeters, or magmeters, as a crucial tool to address the ever-growing challenges of managing produced water, which is the water that is brought to the surface during oil and gas extraction operations. The volume of produced water is surging while the indust...

2024 Episode 5 - Flow Measurement for Steam, Heating and Cooling water and Condensate Lines 02.04.2024

Yannick Farine is KROHNE’s Industry Specialist for Vegetable Oils. He is a member of the Global Food & Beverage Industry Marketing Division. He is based in Antwerp, in the Flemish region of Belgium and has been with KROHNE for over 5 years in various roles. He has been in his current role since January of 2022. Right now he is focused on Global Business development for the edible oils industry...

2024 Episode 4 Coriolis for Oil and Gas Applications 15.03.2024

In this brief podcast Joe Incontri outlines the content of 2 pieces of information related to KROHNE's Coriolis offering;  the OPTIMASS family. Specifically, Joe reminds the listener about the features and benefits for Oil and Gas related applications. The OPTIMASS general facts sheet can be viewed and download at this link: https://krohneinc.box.com/s/vih2h6d3cu6vxn8599pmnggmps11soz9 The Oil...

How Coriolis Meters Eliminate Assumptions 11.03.2024

In this interview with Traci Purdum of Chemical Processing magazine, KROHNE's Alec O'Keefe explains how Coriolis meters benefit users in many ways but perhaps most importantly by eliminating the dependence on assumptions about the flowing conditions. You can see the interview transcript and share the podcast link from Chemical Processing magazine with your prospects and customers at this...

2024 Episode 2 -4Q 2023 Product and Industry Bookings Trends 21.02.2024

Joe Incontri summarizes the overall 2023 year end bookings trends for USA and Canada as recently reported by MCAA for the product and industry categories. Contact us by email at info@krohne.com

2024 Episode 1 - It's the Economy Stupid! 09.01.2024

Here's a summary of the product and industry phase statuses discussed in the podcast https://app.box.com/s/p73tixtnxodmkpj6741ep2sa4fzn8sz9 Here is a link to the script for the episode: https://app.box.com/s/s89nyy6xidq74q5khfymvhwkaq1v1fny   Reach out to me by email if you have quesitons or comments: j.incontri@krohne.com  Contact us by email at info@krohne.com

Thank you for what you do 21.11.2023

 It is no secret that the world is in crisis.  Wherever you turn you will hear, read, or see something that reminds you about: ·         Climate change ·         earthquakes ·         hurricanes. ·         Hunger ·         war ·         disease.  ·         Addiction ·         mental health ·         poverty ·         physical well-being Thankfully, we, as a tribe of individuals have joined togethe...

OPTIMASS EGM for Upstream O&G Webinar Audio 10.04.2017

This is the audio track from Steffen Baecker's 20 minute webinar presentation. Contact us by email at info@krohne.com

Ultrasonic Flow Meter Technologies and Transducers 19.09.2016

Have you considered how transducers and mechanical design elements are crucial to UFM measurement performance? In this episode we'll explore how Doppler differs from transit time techniques, how speed of sound applies to various materials and why certain transducers work best in certain applications. You'll also get some insight into the mechanical designs and considerations for differen...

Magmeters in Noisy Pulp Stock, Slurries or Hydro-Transport Applications 18.08.2016

In this episode we'll explore how these difficult applications can affect magmeter performance and produce signal noise. You'll also get some insights on some options and features available in the KROHNE OPTIFLUX products that make them the ideal choice for the most difficult environments. Contact us by email at info@krohne.com

Mission Possible: Solids Level Measurement with OPTIWAVE 6300C 01.08.2016

In this episode you will learn about the challenges of solids level measurement, some of the competitive solutions in use, the basics of radar principles and how the OPTIWAVE 6300 C simplifies measuring solids in process applications. Mission Impossible No More! Contact us by email at info@krohne.com

How an OPTISWIRL 4200 can Improve Compressor Performance 19.07.2016

FADs come and go, except on compressor applications. In this episode, we will review why compressors need to be monitored and how the OPTISWIRL 4200's on board computer can be used to improve operations. Contact us by email at info@krohne.com

OPTIMASS 7000 History, Backstory and Perspectives 12.07.2016

The OPTIMASS 7000 series is the most iconic product in the OPTIMASS family. Find out the history of how it came to be while learning about what makes it a standout product. There's nothing like it in the instrumentation universe. If you don't know the story , then take a listen. And even if you do, there might be something new to learn.  Contact us by email at info@krohne.com

Magmeter Grounding and Virtual Reference 06.07.2016

In this brief episode, you will learn more about electrical noise and how it is a concern in magmeter applications plus some ideas about how to deal with it, including virtual reference. Contact us by email at info@krohne.com

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