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TUV NEL is pleased to launch a Joint Industry Project to examine some of the measurement technologies in CCS schemes. See our Joint Industry Projects for more details.

Building on the success of TUV NEL's initial heavy oil joint industry project, TUV NEL is planning further research into the challenges of measuring heavy oil. See our Joint Industry Projects for more details.

We are pleased to announce that TUV NEL's Monitored Professional Development Scheme, our scheme to develop our engineering graduates, has been accredited by the IMechE (the Institution of Mechanical Engineers). This is the Institution's endorsement that our scheme meets their rigourous standards for the provision of quality training, support and opportunities for developing engineering graduates to achieve Chartership. This accreditation will enhance our ability to attract and retain high calibre engineering graduates through the support this provides towards meeting their professional development needs.

TUV NEL has launched a new multiphase measurement Joint Industry Project (JIP). The MULTIFLOW project is the 4th generation in the series of multiphase flow measurement JIPs. See our Joint Industry Projects for more details.

MCS testing - click to download the news update on progress and development of MCS testing at TUV NEL's wind turbine test site.

A TUV NEL research project, supported by the National Measurement System Engineering & Flow Programme, is currently trying to address the issues encountered when metering non-Newtonian fluids.

Non-Newtonian fluids - those in which viscosity either increases or decreases with changes in shear rate - are widely used in industries such as chemicals, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, food and oil & gas.

Despite many important industrial uses, information on the flowmetering of non-Newtonian fluids is very limited and their performance not fully understood - particularly as flow meters are normally calibrated in Newtonian fluids such as water, oil or gas.

Read the full article in Process Engineering, July 2010.

New/revised Guidance Documents and Best Practice Guides now available.