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Emerson introduces SPEC conveyor design software
SPEC (System Plast Engineering Calculator) evaluates applications for steel or plastic chain and modular belt conveyors. -
Fluke names Wes Pringle President
Pringle, who has been serving as President of Fluke Industrial, is now responsible for all Fluke global businesses. Pringle succeeds Barbara Hulit, Fluke President since 2005. -
Moxa Camera Receives UL Certification for Hazardous Locations
Moxa received Underwriters Laboratories (UL) certification of its VPort 36-1MP-IVA-T surveillance camera for Class 1, Div. 2 hazardous locations. -
Emerson to automate D.C. Wastewater Treatment Plant
Emerson will automate equipment and processes for two environmental projects at DC Water’s Blue Plains Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant in Washington, D.C. -
Raveon Technologies buys RF Neulink
Raveon will support existing RF Neulink customers with a continuing supply of RF Neulink products, technical support, spare parts, and product enhancements. -
Three Ways Mobility Will Improve the Enterprise Quality Software Space
By Mike Roberts, LNS Research With mobile-enabled quality management at our doorstep, it’s important to know what’s coming and what’s already available at some levels. There are three key functionalities you can expect to see in the not too distant future. -
Peter Belden Named General Manager of PCI Rockford
Belden previously was Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing at the Rockford site as well as heading the PCI operations in Hay-on-Wye, Wales in the United Kingdom. -
Batch Management Software growing
No numbers reported, but increased regulations on food and drug safety are fueling the growth in the batch management software (BMS) market. -
WirelessHART Seminars in Asia, Europe and USA
The vendor-neutral seminar includes presentations by technology experts, live demonstrations of WirelessHART technology (IEC 62591; EN 62591), and firsthand experience of the technology’s interoperability, reliability, applications and ease of use. -
Peggy Smedley to keynote ISA Marketing and Sales Summit
Peggy Smedley, Editorial Director of Connected World magazine will be the keynote speaker at ISA’s 8th Marketing and Sales Summit, which will be held 11-13 September 2013 in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. -
DENSO publishes robot product catalog
Catalog covers descriptions, specifications and technical drawings of DENSO four-axis SCARA and five- and six-axis articulated robots, as well as controllers, teach pendants and programming software. -
Exida certifies Detcon DM-700 toxic gas sensor
Exida certified the Detcon DM-700 Toxic Gas Sensor for Safety Integrity Level (SIL) 2 capability per IEC 61508: 2010. -
Simplified Predictive Control Algorithm for Disturbance Rejection
Model predictive control (MPC) offers several advantages for control of chemical processes. However, the standard MPC may do a poor job in suppressing the effects of certain disturbances. -
No Enforcement Slows Adoption of High Efficiency Motors
Regulatory exemptions that allow motors of lesser efficiency to be produced beyond dates stated in legislation have slowed both annual sales and the global installed base of motors. -
Honeywell announces winner of Asia UniSim Design Challenge
Mohd Shariq Khan, a student from Yeungnam University in South Korea, won the annual Asia Pacific student competition. -
Netherlands named Partner Country for HANNOVER MESSE 2014
The Netherlands have been named the “Partner Country” for HANNOVER MESSE 2014. -
Machining Awards announced at SkillsUSA
Gene Haas Foundation Machining Championship Award certificates were presented at an awards ceremony in Kansas City, Missouri. -
B&R safety products satisfy EN 50156 requirements
TÜV Süd confirmed that the B&R X20 safety I/O modules and controllers satisfies all of the requirements of EN 50156 "Electrical equipment for furnaces and ancillary equipment." -
Bosch Rexroth updates GoTo Products mobile app
Version 3.0 gives users better access to products from the company’s focused delivery program. -
Heat Trace: Importance of Temperature Sensor Placement
By Jon Irvine, Valin The rule of thumb in a heating application like heat trace is to place the sensor in the most extreme location-- the lowest expected location for minimum temperature control and the highest expected location for maximum temperature control. The temperature sensor can only process the information supplied to it and placement is everything.

