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CONTENTS


MATERIALS HANDLING 26


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Take the plunge How plunger pumps with new drive technology enable high pressures to be produced efficiently


Keep on moving Turning a batch process into a continuous one: why stop if you don’t have to?


Flexible transport connections As a multi-functional but often under-estimated component, hoses play an essential role in machine and plant engineering


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Reliable sludge removal for water jet cutting Robust rotary lobe pump will even pump highly abrasive residual water without any damage


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This hose or that hose?


Robust electric heater tarp for large areas


SAFETY IN THE PLANT 36


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Keep safe when the pressure’s on Why hydraulic hose maintenance should be taken very seriously


Relieving concerns Challenging the common misconceptions of pressure relief devices: rupture discs versus buckling pin relief valves


INSTRUMENTATION • ELECTRONICS 42


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Feeling the pressure Innovation in pressure regulation from Oxford spin-out business


Simplifying flow systems The benefits of the next generation of clamp-on flowmeters


47 Actuators for heating/cooling and metering applications


48 Advanced actuators Compact actuation solution for chemical dosing


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New gas analyser for oxygen levels


EVENT PREVIEW 50


Industry event offers a great package Looking ahead to the UK’s premier processing & packaging machinery show, the PPMA show


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