Hi all,
There's a company called Precision Flow Engineering Calibration Systems (I guess that would be PFECS for short) that claims to have a metering system for water usage that measures only water and not suspended air, thereby reducing water expenditures.
Unfortunately, all details about their products or technology are behind a click-through agreement on their website that appears quite onerous.
Does anyone know about this or similar technology (that you can legally talk about)? The premise sounds questionable to me, in that water companies would have to agree to accept the new definition of water volume being proposed by this new measurement system.
Thanks in advance,
Ken
There's a company called Precision Flow Engineering Calibration Systems (I guess that would be PFECS for short) that claims to have a metering system for water usage that measures only water and not suspended air, thereby reducing water expenditures.
Unfortunately, all details about their products or technology are behind a click-through agreement on their website that appears quite onerous.
Does anyone know about this or similar technology (that you can legally talk about)? The premise sounds questionable to me, in that water companies would have to agree to accept the new definition of water volume being proposed by this new measurement system.
Thanks in advance,
Ken