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ABB expects 3rd quarter income to be down to $1 billion
ABB will adjust certain provisions and accruals resulting in an overall reduction of approximately $380 million in the third quarter of 2009. -
Rockwell publishes Consultant Catalog for water and wastewater industry
Water and Wastewater Consultant Resource Catalog (CRC) helps consulting engineers specify automation and control products and solutions more easily. -
Weidmuller receives UL Approval for W-Series screw clamp terminals
UL 1059 approval assures users that the terminals are acceptable for use in applications that may require more than one conductor per clamp. -
Allied Electronics releases 2010 catalog
Catalog has more than 115,000 products from 300 industry suppliers. 13,000 new products were added to the catalog this year. -
Rexroth releases episode 12 in Lean Manufacturing podcast
“The Look and Feel of Lean” discusses how to implement and sustain lean manufacturing. -
Flow Line's flow transmitter goes to Hawaii
Sopogy of Hawaii uses the MEMFlo MFT flow transmitter in its solar air conditioning systems. -
Emerson's wireless technology improves safety at Severstal Wheeling
Wireless technology improves process, fire safety, and environmental monitoring at the 80-inch hot strip mill in Mingo Junction, Ohio. -
ABB supplies 750 MVA transformers to Allegheny Energy
The transformers together weigh over 750 tons and each has enough capacity to power 250 electric locomotives. -
MooreHawke's TRUNKSAFE device couplers receive Factory Mutual approvals
TRUNKSAFE acquired ATEX-Type N, IECEx-Type N, and cFMus-General/Ordinary Location and Non-Incendive certifications from Factory Mutual. -
ASHRAE offers Building Energy Modeling Professional certification
The first exam for the new certification program will be administered on Jan. 27, 2010, at the Winter Conference in Orlando, Fla. -
Frost & Sullivan names Top Ten technologies
F&S says nanomaterials, flexible electronics, advanced batteries and energy storage, smart materials, green IT, CIGS solar, 3D integration, autonomous systems, white biotech and lasers are the top ten technologies. -
Purdue Calumet wins PMMI Student packaging design contest
The contest challenged the students to address a palletizing need. The teams were provided customer specifications and were directed to find a solution that was fast and economical. -
ABB CPM software improves production at Pratt Industries paper mill
CPM provides Pratt Industries with better production and quality data visibility, centrally managed multi-mill planning and optimization, real-time integration with their box plants and paper mills and a modern IT system architecture. -
ABB to supply drive systems for Copper Mountain project in British Columbia
ABB was awarded a contract valued over $19 million to deliver energy efficient drive systems for the Copper Mountain Mining project in Canada. -
Emerson completes WDPF-to-Ovation Control System Migration at water plant
For this migration project, at Edward C. Little Water Recycling Facility Emerson supplied a total of 17 Ovation controllers and 19 workstations. -
Exlar publishes Motion Control Product catalog
Catalog details solutions for linear and rotary motion control applications, including integrated actuator and motor designs, explosion proof designs, force tube actuators, and servo motor and gearmotors. -
Northwest Iowa Power uses remote graphics to monitor power grid
Matrox remote graphics extension technology solves system interference and USB connectivity issues related to legacy KVM solutions. -
Power Efficiency appoints Scott Johnson COO
Johnson previously was VP of Sales at Warner Electric and VP-Sales & Marketing at Compumotor. -
Thomson publishes Guide to Motion Solutions for Packaging Applications
Covers pick-and-place/palletizing, label printing/scanning, stretch wrapping, carton packing, PET bottle manufacturing and filling machines. -
Siemens to supply building automation to University of Louisville
Project will upgrade HVAC, building systems, and lighting controls to reduce energy costs by more than $2.3 million annually.
