CONTENTS Progress in purification Introducing a new approach to water The merits of UV disinfection


treatment that is soon to be commercialised SAFETY IN THE PLANT


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Don’t be complacent about hygiene in the


post-Covid era: revealing the benefits of full facility disinfection across air, water and surfaces


Diminish the dangers of dust


The steps required to comply with legislation designed to ensure workplaces are optimally placed to minimise the


Robots reduce risk


Steel industry project showcases the use robotics in safety management – supporting the vision of achieving the lowest accident frequency rate in the industry by 2025


Data-driven digitalisation Why the key to efficiency lies in


Create a culture of safety


possibility of combustible dust creating an explosion risk


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operational technology (OT) communicating with information technology (IT)


Expert tips on how the manufacturing industry can foster a positive, productive


approach that puts safety at the top of the operational agenda


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Detectors for explosion protection


INSTRUMENTATION • ELECTRONICS


Superior sensors Accurate humidity measurements improve baking efficiency and consistency


Simplified friction testing Portable, handheld instant friction


testers can be used on angled or contoured surfaces to optimise the metal forming process and improve product quality


Advanced actuator New heavy duty electric actuator can


replace hydraulic devices


Continuously immersible actuators


EVENT PREVIEW Shaping the future of process


industries From 10 to 14 June 2024, Achema will once again be the place to go for the entire range of technologies and services for the process industries.


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