The direct insert style liquid flow sensor with stainless steel/PPS plastic tip combines flow
sensing with a built-in transmitter for an all in one flow measuring system. This device fits all
1-1/2 to over 36 in pipes, and it is intended for direct installation into the pipe through a 1 in
NPT hole. In the hot tap installation, the sensor is mounted in the pipe under pressure by attaching
a service saddle or weld-on fitting to the pipe. Then the sensor assembly is attached to an
isolation valve and extended into the pipeline to measure flow. Hot tap installations are often
required in retrofit projects, but even in new construction, a hot tap sensor can be desirable for
service considerations.
While bacterial infections and viral infections are extremely common, both come with their own
particular set of mild and severe risks. To reduce your facility's risk of exposure, it's important
to first understand the difference between a virus and bacteria. Use this guide from ServiceMaster
Clean to learn what viral and bacterial infections are, what risks they pose, and how you can limit
your exposure to them.
Viral infections are smaller than bacteria, and require a living host to remain active. Like
bacterial infections, some types of viral infections are harmless, while other strands can do
serious damage. Viral infections are typically derived from the following causes.
