Charles Dowling, Project Engineer at Morgan Advanced Materials, discusses the impact of ultrasonic sensors for the flow measurement of utilities. Sensors serve a valuable purpose within the utilities industry as they allow us to measure, to varying degrees of accuracy, the flow of gases and liquids. 

Richard Ellenberger, Product Manager at Morgan Advanced Materials, looks at the latest developments in Morgan’s furnace lining capabilities, including enhanced production facilities at Emporia, Kansas.

Ceramic-to-metal brazed assemblies for hermetically sealed electrical feedthroughs and connectors, offered by Morgan Advanced Materials, are ideally suited for use in oil and gas applications, whether in subsea or above ground environments. Used for downhole drilling pumps and flow meter interfaces in well analysis equipment, Morgan’s feedthroughs and connectors are ideal for the high pressure, high temperature, and highly corrosive conditions fo...

Morgan Advanced Materials’ Seals and Bearings business announces the availability of industry-leading thrust washers that resist corrosion and wear, improving the reliability of rotating equipment used in chemical and petrochemical processing industries. Manufactured from carbon and graphite materials tailored to specific applications, Morgan’s thrust washers feature high chemical inertness and dimensional stability, making them ideal for rotatin...