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CONTENTS


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A Careful Upgrade Stepping you through one food-processing company's journey to a DCS upgrade


PLANT MANAGEMENT


Throwing Money In The Air? How this optimised and fi nely tuned air-compression system can save you money


A Better Way To Bulk Bag Tips to help improve eff iciency in the bagging process


Pulp Production How a pulp mill in Sweden has streamlined its processes


Machines Are Our Friends A look at why HMI systems should prioritise ease of use


MATERIALS HANDLING


A Recycling Arsenal How one range of recycling products will improve the plastic industry's green credentials


Sidestepping Corrosion Careful use of anti-corrosion products can help with the circular economy


PUBLISHER Jerry Ramsdale


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WATER MANAGEMENT


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Streamlined Straining Oulining an interesting new way of eliminating solids


Protecting Primary Resources Why changes to water compositon have increased demand for water analysers


Clog-Free Pumping Detailing a new service that reduces pump maintenance needs


Dioxide System Reduces Complexity How one system uses innovative vacuum technology to clean water


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Harnessing Humidity What role can relative humidity play in climate control?


Climate-Friendly Dairy A new water treatment promises to signifi cantly reduce emissions on farms


SAFETY IN THE PLANT


The Pressure's On How rupture discs can protect vessels and pipelines


Dangerous Dust A guide to reducing combustible dust-related hazards at your plant


INSTRUMENTATION • ELECTRONICS


Make Your Mark A new laser marking system promises to increase throughput in manufacturing


Sensory Experience Innovative sensor equipment and techniques promise to transform quality control


SHOW PREVIEW


ACHEMA This Frankfurt-based event is a must for process professionals


SENSOR MAINTENANCE FOR BIO PHARMA


A system that automates cleaning and calibration for reliable pH measurements at any time


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