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CONTENTS WATER MANAGEMENT Automation delivers compliance


SAFETY IN THE PLANT Rupture disc that ‘breathes’


Fire suppression collaboration Next-level live monitoring


Flameless venting done right Mistakes in flameless explosion


Stay compliant with automated industrial wastewater treatment systems


A novel rupture disc technology activates at a set burst pressure, but can ‘breathe’ to relieve minor pressure fluctuations


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Harnessing technology for fire sprinkler corrosion mitigation


Ex-protected gateway for advanced area monitoring


protection can lead to danger and damage Fire protection for new fuels


Alternative fuels and their utilisation regarding fire and explosion protection


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INSTRUMENTATION • ELECTRONICS


Liquid fingerprint solution The clever way to stop milk losses in dairy plants


In-line ultrasonic monitoring Monitoring and documenting


ultrasonic frequency and power in- line on a batch-by-batch basis


The new wave Surface acoustic wave technology


provides hygienic flow measurement for pharmaceutical manufacturer


EVENT PREVIEW Fifth deburring technology event


The fifth DeburringExpo will present innovations and trends at the Karlsruhe Exhibition Centre from the 10th through to the 12th of October, 2023


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