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CONTENTS


The right connections Reliable compressed air for


Sludge removal revolution Smart spray shield


SAFETY IN THE PLANT Safe under pressure


Protecting high-pressure processes


Flow meters designed to improve safety


Large-scale dust explosion research


breweries is achieved via stainless steel connectors


How a large salt producer simplifi ed the removal of corrosive sludge with a mobile rotary lobe pump


Reliable spray shield for fl ange connections


Latest advances in engineered pressure relief products


Developments in high pressure rupture discs


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INSTRUMENTATION • ELECTRONICS


Testing technologies How to choose a leak testing method that’s best for your needs


Superior sensor standard Non-contact sensor standard ensures


reliability and availability


Innovative actuator technology How Profi bus-enabled actuators are


supporting advanced water treatment plants


Variable speed actuators enhance process control


Spectrometers for industrial water applications


EVENT PREVIEW Mission-critical parts-cleaning tech


showcased Looking ahead to parts2clean, which takes place from October 23-25 at the Stuttgart Exhibition Centre in Germany


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