Badger Meter
Flow measurement, process control valves, level/pressure/leak monitoring, and water quality sensing — the SCADA and instrumentation layer behind chemical dosing systems.
What LibertyCES specifies from Badger Meter
Electromagnetic, variable-area, and turbine flow meters plus RCV process control valves — including models explicitly named for caustic and corrosive chemical service.
Manhole-mounted level sensors, sludge blanket monitors, and cellular RTUs for water/wastewater collection and treatment systems.
In-line sensors and ambient gas detectors covering chlorine, chlorine dioxide, hydrogen peroxide, and peracetic acid — the SCADA layer that pairs with chemical dosing equipment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Badger Meter make flow meters for caustic or corrosive chemical service?
Yes — the Hedland API Oil/Caustic and Corrosive Liquid Meter (1/4"-1.5", 0.01-100 gpm) and the Caustic and Corrosive Air/Gas Meter are both explicitly named variants within the Hedland variable-area meter line.
What temperature range do Badger Meter Research Control Valves cover?
The Type 859/973 cryogenic globe control valves are rated -450°F to 1,200°F — the widest single-valve temperature span in the LibertyCES catalog — while the Type 1711HD severe-service valve is rated up to 10,000 PSI.
What chemicals can the ATi M-Node smart sensor monitor?
One modular platform covers chlorine dioxide, free/total/combined chlorine, hydrogen peroxide, and peracetic acid — the exact chemistry set already governed by LibertyCES engineering rules — plus conductivity, dissolved oxygen, ORP, pH, pressure, and turbidity.