General Info

Incorporated in 1966, the Colorado Engineering Experiment Station undertakes research, development and testing of small rockets. The company specializes in applied research that includes control valve noise investigations, flow conditioner performance, super critical carbon dioxide research and oil effect studies on orifice measurement. It also assists in the development of several meter types, including turbine flowmeters and V-cone testing. In addition, it offers a range of engineering consulting and analysis services, including statistical process control, measurement uncertainty and testing of new meter types. It participates in committees for the development of international orifice meter and flow measurement standards, which are organized by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, American Petroleum Institute and Gas Research Institute. The research center is accredited by the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program and is headquartered in Nunn, Colo.