CONTENTS
Strategic partnership for security
MATERIALS HANDLING Clever conveyor tech
Preferred pumps
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Conveyor upgrades improve efficiency, material containment and safety
Hose pumps preferred in abrasive cement slurry applications
Pumps tackle abrasive materials A robust rotary lobe pump design enables a six times higher service life of pumps handling abrasive ceramic slip
Innovation in evaporation WATER MANAGEMENT
Improving wastewater treatment reliability
SAFETY IN THE PLANT
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Think you can’t evaporate with low temperatures? Think again
Transformative tech for wastewater Reporting on a ‘revolutionary’ wastewater treatment that’s being trialled in Scotland
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Suppress and stop explosions Smart technology is enabling dust
explosions to be detected and suppressed earlier and faster
Preventing fluid injection injuries
Advanced pressure relief Fire extinguisher fill checker
Fluid injection: the causes and action plan behind reducing life-threatening injuries
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Smart tools for food processing How to boost efficiency and cut costs in food processing with ultrasonic technology
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measurement at extreme temperature differences
controller helps to produce perfect champagne
controllers help to optimise the production of marshmallow confectionery
powered automation project on produced water pipelines
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EVENT PREVIEW Renowned showcase of parts cleaning solutions Show preview of the Parts2clean event - the international trade fair for Industrial Parts and Surface Cleaning, which is being staged for the 17th time
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Cloud solution increases plant availability
New flow meter with adaptive sensing
Flow control with aseptic process adaptation
New solenoid valve regulates flow
Actuators in action Electric actuators were used in a solar-
Mass meters for marshmallows Revealing how mass flow meters and
Precision process control Case study showcasing how a smart
Sophisticated sensors High-precision conductivity
INSTRUMENTATION • ELECTRONICS
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