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Technology For plant-wide fl exibility


Contents Process Engineer For Engineers… by Engineers


Make sure safety showers are fi t for purpose


Advanced bioreactors target operating costs


Playing it safe with compressed air


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Field wireless systems have advantages over wired


devices, including allowing instruments to be placed in hazardous areas.


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27 MATERIALS HANDLING 4 Thermal imaging: faster diagnostics, quicker solutions 4 Is your lubricant good enough to eat


34 SAFETY IN THE PLANT 4Wireless gas sensing brings a new level of worker safety 4 Safety showers: are yours fit for purpose?


48 WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT 4 Advanced bioreactors target operating costs


13 Electric Industrial Heaters 14 Failsafe Actuator 16 Trouble-shooting 18 Gentle Mixing Systems 32 Emulsion Explosives 33 Oil Wiping Technology


38 Wireless Field Devices 40 Differential Pressure 42 Thermal Imaging 45 Process Visualisation 46 Protecting Infrastructure 50 Index of Advertisers


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7 PROCESS EQUIPMENT UPDATE 4 Monitoring steam traps 4 Playing it safe with compressed air


21 CHEMICAL FOCUS 4 Advanced computing and control systems transform chemical plants 4 Understanding materials an important factor in process success


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