precision / dedication / passion
30+ years of Coriolis development and manufacturing
Rheonik / Our Story
2015
NEW FLOWMETER GENERATION / Launch of the RHE16 transmitter – a new transmitter platform with self-diagnosis
2014
EXIT FROM THE GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY (GE) / Rheonik spin off from GE to better focus on Coriolis technology
2012
GOING EXTREME IV / First 4″ Coriolis in full Hastelloy C22 for Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) with 300 bar
2009
GOING EXTREME III / Provision of high pressure, 400°C, large size Coriolis meters for the Vienna Refinery
2008
ACQUISITION BY THE GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY (GE) / In February 2008, GE integrated Rheonik into its Sensing & Inspection business branch
2006
LARGE OIL & GAS PROJECTS / RasLafan Qatar LPG Export Terminal with 12″ large size custody transfer flow sensors
2003
GOING EXTREME II / First 1000 bar Coriolis Flow Sensors for the start of Hydrogen Industry of car fueling
2000
LARGEST CORIOLIS / First 12” Coriolis Flowmeter – Largest Coriolis Meter in the Market
1998
MULTI VARIABLE / New Transmitter platform with multi variable measurements such as Brix, Concentration etc.
1997
CUSTODY TRANSFER / Custody Transfer Approval based on OIML R117
1995
TANTALUM / First Tantalum Flow sensors to measure most aggressive acids
1993
GOING EXTREME I / First 3″ solution for 350 deg C at 100 bar pressure for the SHELL PER+ refinery.
1990
CNG FILLING / First Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) Coriolis Flow Sensor for hundreds of CNG filling stations in Italy
1989
SMALLEST CORIOLIS / Introduction of the Coriolis Sensors with the smallest diameter of 0.7mm to measure drip flow of less than 1g/min
Smallest Coriolis Flowmeter in the Market
1987
EXPANSION / Quick expansion of the business on larger sizes up to RHM30.
Wide success in the Polyurethane industry due to the robustness of the sensor
1986
FOUNDATION / Foundation of Rheonik and introduction of the Omega Shaped Coriolis Flowmeter.
The patent for the Omega got awarded.
Market Lauch of the first sensor sizes RHM03 and RHM06 with superior signal to noise ratios.
1983
INVENTION / Karl Küppers starts the development of a unique Coriolis Mass Flow Meter meter based on a torsional oscillation system.
