KROHNE Insights 1to1

Tuesday, 24 November 2026, 10:00 am CET (in English)
Tuesday, 24 November 2026, 3:00 pm CET (in German)

Gas bubbles, entrained air, solids, and other process disturbances can negatively affect electromagnetic flow measurement. Learn how KROHNE's Multi-Phase Operation (MPO) technology helps maintain continuous meter operation under challenging conditions, improving process stability and plant availability. Discover how advanced signal handling keeps your process running when conventional flowmeters may struggle.

• Typical causes and impacts of multiphase disturbances in industrial processes

• Conventional EMF behaviour versus MPO-enabled operation

• Handling gas entrainment, air slugs, solids, and process upsets

• Improving process reliability, operational stability, and plant uptime

• Application opportunities in chemical, water, wastewater, and general process industries

Tuesday, 24 November 2026, 8:00 am CET (in English)
Tuesday, 24 November 2026, 12:00 am CET (in German)

Not every application requires a high-performance flowmeter. The new OPTIMASS 5400 combines reliable mass flow measurement, comprehensive diagnostics, and an excellent price-performance ratio, making it the ideal choice for a wide range of everyday process applications. Join us to learn how operators can benefit from a versatile and cost-effective Coriolis solution.

• Selecting the right Coriolis flowmeter for standard process applications

• Benefits of direct mass, density, and temperature measurement

• Managing gas entrainment and challenging process conditions with EGM technology

• Supporting sustainability goals through efficient instrumentation design

• Application examples from chemical, marine, food & beverage, and pharmaceutical industries

Monday, 23 November 2026, 8:00 am CET (in English)
Monday, 23 November 2026, 12:00 am CET (in German)

This webinar introduces the new non-contact OPTIWAVE 1500 series. Using practical examples from the water and wastewater sector, as well as the chemical and process industries, it demonstrates the versatility of these radar level transmitters across a wide range of applications.

A demonstration setup will illustrate typical installation scenarios, key factors and important considerations for device selection and commissioning. The featured applications highlight how the OPTIWAVE 1500 series enables reliable and economical level measurement while offering the flexibility to meet a variety of measurement requirements. The webinar focuses on practical experience and real-world solutions drawn from everyday industrial applications.

Level measurement of:

• Basic liquid tanks

• Pumping stations

• Non-invasive ibc tanks

• Bulk measurement in bunkers and silos

• open channels

Wednesday, 23 November 2026, 12:00 am CET (in English)
Wednesday, 23 November 2026, 10:00 am (in German)

Autonomous plants are rapidly moving from vision to reality. Discover how open architectures, standardised data models such as the Asset Administration Shell (AAS), and smart diagnostics provide the foundation for improved efficiency, higher asset availability, and more autonomous decision-making. Through practical examples, we will explore the key milestones that are already enabling the next generation of process plants.

• NAMUR Open Architecture (NOA) as an enabler for digitalisation and asset optimisation

• Asset Administration Shell (AAS) and seamless device integration

• Practical use cases for Ethernet-APL and OPC UA in brownfield and greenfield projects

• Smart diagnostics and predictive maintenance strategies

• AI-driven applications for partially autonomous operations

Wednesday, 25 November 2026, 3:00 pm CET (in English)
Wednesday, 25 November 2026, 8:00 am CET (in German)

Traditional process control often relies on manual sampling and laboratory analysis, resulting in delayed insights and increased operational effort. This webinar explores how continuous inline measurement can replace offline testing across a wide range of applications, including cocoa butter, coffee extract, milk concentrate, sugar molasses in °Brix measurement and brewery °Plato monitoring. Using alcohol by volume (% Vol. ABV) measurement during spirits distillation as a practical example, we will demonstrate how real-time process data enables improved efficiency, product consistency and process optimisation. Discover how inline instrumentation helps manufacturers make faster, data-driven decisions while reducing manual intervention.

• Tightening process tolerances for more consistent product quality

• Reducing product give-away

• Lowering energy costs by making process decisions based on real-time product quality measurements

• Identifing the optimal timing for product release to packaging, improving efficiency and reducing waste

• Leverage multiple process and quality parameters as KPIs to drive continuous product and process improvements

• Real-time measurements to support faster and more informed decision-making

• Improving efficiency, sustainability, and profitability across production processes

Monday, 23 November 2026, 3:00 pm CET (in English)
Monday, 23 November 2026, 10:00 am CET (in German)

In this webinar, we will present selected measurement technologies and instruments for the water and wastewater industry and demonstrate their specific benefits in typical applications. How can measurement instruments be used in a targeted manner to make processes more efficient, reliable and sustainable? Using real-world examples, we will show which measurement technologies help to optimise processes, conserve resources and improve operational safety.

• Requirements for industry-specific measuring devices from today’s perspective

• Application-related advantages of special additional functions in measuring devices

• Showing efficiency increases in conventional applications

• Overview of easier work through innovative grounding method