Safety in the Plant
New labels designed for tamper-proof applications
These secure destructible polyethylene labels have an operating temperature range of -40°C to 80°C
New continuous emissions analyser has 32 alarms
This is designed for the measurement of pollutants, greenhouse gases and reference oxygen in flue gases
Upgraded wireless angle measurement system
For hazardous environments, this combines a wireless inclinometer with a 900mHz radio and antenna
New Ultrasonic Leak Detector
This is designed for use in industries utilising compressed air
Protective coating formula improves
Now it is easier to apply
New particulate matter sensor
This has a predicted lifespan of 8 years
Analysing explosion risk
Some thoughts on the regulations
New Smart Pressure Gauge
Rosemount pressure sensor technology offers greater reliability
New hazmat suit
The bright lime garments have been tested against 300 chemicals
Rupture discs protect various high pressure processes
High pressure applications require special overpressure protection due to the demanding process conditions
New light curtains
These photoelectric presence sensors are designed to offer higher safety levels
Safer valves for compressed gas cannisters
Some thoughts on the dangers of falling cylinders
Explosion protection: customised systems gain ground
The challenge that plant operators face is to identify the right explosion protection solution for each particular application
Protecting removable storage devices
For businesses that use removable storage devices, the threat of cyber-attacks on industrial control systems can be greatly reduced by ‘sheep dipping’ your external storage devices before they even enter the building or production plant, says Tim Ricketts
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