CONTENTS Protection from corrosion To maximise equipment life and safe


production, innovative chemically bonded phosphate ceramic coatings provide durable protection from atmospheric and chemical corrosion


Brewery keeps its fizz


MATERIALS HANDLING Smooth operator


Detect and serve Lighting up soft drinks


The top tips on specifying UV systems Tough transfer tech


How durable hose pumps are


Heating hoses for a wide range of tasks


Smart valve sensing and control units


New plug & play VSD liquid ring vacuum pump


WATER MANAGEMENT Smart sludge solution


Spiral or tube? Explaining which type of heat


A rewind service is enabling a brewery’s operations to remain on sparkling form


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The role of shock absorbers in keeping process plants running


A sophisticated metal detector is the trusted choice for bulk nuts and seeds


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successfully transferring abrasive slurry 24/7 at an aluminium salt slag recovery plant


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Thames Water rolls out a novel energy- reducing sludge solution


52 exchanger is best for wastewater treatment 38 66 64 44


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SAFETY IN THE PLANT Protection strategy


When it comes to explosion protection at process plants, a holistic approach is critical


Innovative graphite rupture disc Robotic tank cleaning tech


INSTRUMENTATION • ELECTRONICS


Flowmeters for food Taking on the challenges of flow measurement in the food and beverage sector


Electric fail-safe actuators increase availability at press plant


Drive technology for flexible production


Efficient drive systems with decentralised intelligence


EVENT PREVIEW Making a splash in Amsterdam


Aquatech Amsterdam will take place between 5th-8th November. The event will cover the entire water spectrum


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