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"VioSense announces Partnership with Engineering Laboratory Design Inc."

On June 24, 2002, VioSense announced a Partnership Agreement with Engineering Laboratory Design Inc. of Lake City, Minnesota (ELD, Inc). ELD Inc. is a recognized industry leader in the design and production of custom and standard fluid dynamics equipment including: wind tunnels, water tunnels, hydraulic demonstration and sediment channels and AMCA/ASHRAE fan test apparatus. They also supply turnkey equipment installations for research and educational institutions and the manufacturing industry worldwide. With 35 years of proven success and experience, they have a well-deserved reputation for high quality research equipment, responsiveness to individual customer requirements and the ability to supply cost conscious solutions, delivered on a timely basis.

This partnership will include joint marketing and product development between the two companies. In relation to this, VioSense will introduce the first product of this collaboration, the “Educational Flow Facility”, and begin to  market the wind tunnels, water tunnels, hydraulic demonstration and sediment channels manufactured by ELD Inc.

To learn more about ELD, Inc. you may visit their website at: www.eldinc.com

                           “Optical Hotwire”

To meet industry needs VioSense has developed a MicroVelocimeter for minimally intrusive, and highly accurate measurements of fluid flows in difficult environments. Designed to be situated at the end of a 6mm OD sensor housing the end packaging looks similar to that of a Hot Wire probe.  As a result, we’ve internally coined this product as an “Optical Hotwire”

The new design provides for several advantages in comparison to a standard thermal anemometer, such as:    

  • Linear response,
  • No need for calibration,
  • Insensitivity to fluctuations of temperature, pressure, etc.
Further advantages result from the polymeric surface on which the DOE is written, in that the operating temperature of the sensor could be as high as 360F, without any problems.

Also, because the probe has a short working distance, it can provide measurements in murky flows, two phase flows, or flows that are not easily accessible optically. The only requirement is for the physical access of the 6mm OD sensor housing. The “Optical Hotwire” can also be situated on a traversing mechanism, for measurements of velocity profiles in flows, which would be difficult to measure using either the standard laser based velocity sensors or hot wire probes.

 To learn more about the “Optical Hotwire”, please e-mail info@viosense.com.


Educational Flow Facility
 
Our first collaboration with ELD, Inc., has resulted in the design of an experimental fluid mechanics laboratory that includes a set of experiments, documentation, and measurement system developed specifically for student education.
 
For complete details regarding this invaluable educational source please click on the following link: http://viosense.com/eduflow.shtml
 
If you would like to be contacted in regards to acquiring of one of these systems please email Mike Kotas at: kotas@viosense.com
 
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