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The crucial scope of plant schedulingSecuring integrated Scada systems against cyber attacksControl projects focus on quality and costRugged ATEX-certified Windows tabletTop five problems with PLCsAir knives cover wide spans, resist temperature and corrosionAutomation key to process management and optimisation
The crucial scope of plant scheduling
Roch Gauthier looks at why executives need to view scheduling as a vital part of the business decision-making process
Air knives cover wide spans, resist temperature and corrosion
Suitable for blowing corrosive chemicals off parts, drying food products and cooling hot materials such as molten glass, castings and moulded parts
Latin American mines are most dissatisfied with the cost of maintenance and servicing
A new survey by Timetric’s Mining Intelligence Center has shown mines throughout Latin America are dissatisfied with their original equipment manufacturers over cost-related factors, in particular maintenance and servicing costs
Cybersecurity: a journey, not a destination
Cybersecurity is an arms race of escalating capabilities, says Chris Evans. ‘Defenders’ of vulnerable assets must constantly reassess the situation and implement new defences
Top five problems with PLCs
There is a propensity amongst those unfamiliar with the PLC to fear the mysterious 'black box' when troubleshooting, says Jonathan Wilkins
Rugged ATEX-certified Windows tablet
For explosive atmospheres and hazardous environments such as oil, gas and petrochemical production, mining, paint and food manufacturing
Advanced computing and control systems transform chemical plants
Chemical companies rely increasingly on advanced computing and control systems to keep their plants at peak efficiency. Eugene McCarthy reports
Compact mass flow controller for harsh environments
Applications can be found in process control systems as for example in food, chemical and petrochemical plants
Closed-loop pressure control
TESCOM ER5000 Series brings accurate, repeatable pressure control automation to a wide range of applications
Automation key to process optimisation
Whether the drivers are efficiency, safety, or hygiene, automation is at the heart of efforts by companies optimise their processes. Sean Ottewell reports
Control projects focus on quality and cost
Installation of powerful control systems on chemical plants can bring substantial savings in terms of improved energy efficiency, reduced raw materials use, easier maintenance and larger capacities. Sean Ottewell reports
Control system offers reliability at multi-product chemical plant
A chemical manufacturing giant has replaced its problematic control system with a new solution which offered increased output, improved reliability together with reduced complexity of operation
Cybersecurity collaboration to deliver advanced control solutions
A co-operative agreement between a leading cyber risk and compliance management company and a major safety consulting company promises to deliver advanced cyber-secure safety services for Scada and other process control systems
Smart wireless solutions solve compliance and complexity issues
Two European chemical companies have turned to smart wireless solutions: the first to help meet local environmental regulations and the second to improve condition monitoring of filters
Securing integrated Scada systems against cyber attacks
Failure to protect a plant's Scada system from the threat of cyber attack can have big security implications. Paul Hurst discusses the protection options
Chemical imaging software available as a 64-bit version
ISys can handle even the most complex chemical images quickly and efficiently, says Malvern Instruments
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