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The Role of Sensors in Error Proofing
The significant benefits of error proofing both automated and manual assembly procedures are becoming increasingly evident in all industries. The objectives are both increased quality and increased productivity. -
Webcast Revisited: Extended enterprise integration and the evolving role of ISA-95
Missed the live Webcast? Listen to audio clips of key highlights starting at just 1 minute -- available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. -
Case study: Finnish Road Administration saves costs and trouble by using arctic GPRS gateways and routers
Finnish Road Administration needs to gather real-time information from road weather stations, weather cameras and traffic measurement stations. Viola helped Finnra to fill in the communication gap in places where wireline connectivity would not have been a feasible choice. -
Bosch Rexroth to showcase products and systems at IMTS 2006
Bosch Rexroth Corporation will be exhibiting at the International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) in booth D-4320 with a wide range of motion control products and systems to help original equipment manufacturers and end-users accelerate productivity, achieve higher precision, reduce downtime, and provide safer motion. -
Methane-powered generator sets power gas project in China
Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE: CAT) has been selected to provide 60 methane-gas-powered generator sets to produce 120 megawatts of power at the Sihe Coal Mine in Jincheng City, Shanxi Province, China. -
Contemporary Controls successfully completes its lead-free conversion process
The deadline for the Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) Directive is July 1, 2006, and Contemporary Controls’ Downers Grove, Illinois, plant has successfully met the challenge. George Thomas, President of Contemporary Controls, thanks his entire manufacturing and engineering staff for their efforts in making the necessary conversion to lead-free products. -
SASOL contracts PAS for alarm management and control loop performance software at multiple sites
PAS, a global leading supplier of software products and consulting services for the process industries, was recently contracted by SASOL for their multi-site Operations Effectiveness initiative. The Operations Effectiveness campaign includes deployment of both Alarm Management and Control Loop Performance software across multiple SASOL operating sites. -
Swedish utility selects Echelon’s NES smart electricity metering system for 370,000 customers
The tender has been awarded to prime contractor ES Mätteknik AB, Sweden’s largest system supplier, and was conducted in accordance with EU public procurement procedures. In approximately two weeks the tender is expected to be finalized following the completion of an EU-mandated notice period. -
Molded M23 cordsets can be completely shielded
TURCK is now offering the option to completely shield all molded M23 multifast cordsets by connecting a braided shield directly to the coupling nut. This unique method of shielding provides a cost efficient and reliable home run connection with 100% cable and connector shielding providing protection against electromagnetic and radio frequency interference. -
Yokogawa receives control systems contract for large coal-fired power station in Australia
To address the aging of the control systems and ensure the long-term stability of station operation, Yokogawa will replace the control systems for the whole station, including the power generation, station common plant and coal transportation facilities, between October 2007 and June 2014. -
Intergraph gives $1.8 million in software to universities worldwide
Intergraph Corporation today announced that it has awarded grants for its SmartPlant suite of plant and industrial design software with an estimated commercial lease value of $1,808,350 to five international education institutions in Argentina, Finland, Haiti and Norway. -
Sales of Wi-Fi gateway surpass 500 unit milestone
Azure Wireless announced that sales of its Universal Wi-Fi Gateway have surpassed 500 units since its introduction in late 2005. The Gateway includes integrated security and a high performance diversity antenna system and provides connectivity over with standards-based 802.11a, b and g wireless networks to serial or Ethernet devices that are not capable of or readily adaptable to wireless Ethernet network connections. -
Intergraph software chosen for design and construction of nuclear plant in South Africa
Intergraph Corporation today announced that Pebble Bed Modular Reactor company, PBMR (Pty) Ltd. has selected its SmartPlant Enterprise plant design and engineering solution for the development of South Africa's first pebble bed modular nuclear reactor (PBMR). -
Tendril and Ember team up to speed wireless sensor and control network
Through this partnership, Tendril and Ember will integrate Ember's ZigBee-compliant networking platform with other environments including IP networks, building automation networks and PC/PDA-based applications - enabling rapid deployment of WSCN applications in a variety of fields. -
Web-based training courses cover ICP emission spectrometers
The new courses have been specifically developed to provide iCAP users with the necessary skills to operate these instruments efficiently in a variety of different application areas and allow plenty of hands-on experience. -
Webinar on June 7: Managing the energy crunch in pulp and paper mills
One of the hottest topics in the industry today is the high cost of energy. Many OSIsoft customers are addressing this problem using the RtPM platform as a means of monitoring real-time energy costs and managing operations accordingly. This Webinar will address their use of the platform for optimizing energy use in pulp and paper mills. -
RFID technology on the Tellie
Wavetrend has supplied active RFID tags and readers for the UK Channel 4 series "Honey I ruined the house." This is a natural successor to last year's ground-breaking Project:Life experiment, an innovative example of how active RFID can be used to improve lifestyle. -
I/A series upgrade incentive helps customers move to Mesh Networks and InFusion
The Foxboro unit of Invensys Process Systems has announced an upgrade incentive program for users of the thousands of existing ”Nodebus”-based I/A Series automation systems installed around the world. The “Move to the Mesh” upgrade program further reduces the cost and effort required to expand the size and capability of these Nodebus-based Foxboro systems with the latest I/A Series Mesh Control Network technology.
