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REGISTRATION OPENS FOR AIR QUALITY & EMISSIONS SHOW
W
ith political and media activity approaching fever pitch on the
subject of air pollution, the role of monitoring is under more scrutiny than ever, so AQE 2018, the Air Quality & Emissions event (Telford, UK 21/22 Nov.), is set to be the busiest yet. Registration is now open at
www.AQEShow.com and all pre- registered visitors will benefit from free parking, refreshments and lunch, in addition to free entry to WWEM 2018, the co-located water & wastewater monitoring event. AQE 2018 will include an international Exhibition, Conferences, Seminars and
Workshops. For example: the STA (Source Testing Association) will run a conference on the Medium Combustion Plant Directive (MCPD); the IAPSC (Investigation of Air Pollution Standing Committee) conference will address ambient air quality and LAQM; and the Environmental Industries Commission (EIC) will host a one-day seminar on Clean Air Zones.
AQE u 01727 858840 u
www.ilmexhibitions.com/aqeshow DRIVING INNOVATION TO YOUR DOOR…
“I didn’t know you did that!” It's something Pepperl+Fuchs often hear.
Yet Pepperl+Fuchs are committed to innovation and bringing new ideas to their clients
From November 2018 Pepperl+Fuchs are taking to the road with their Mobile Exhibition Bus to showcase their latest innovations.
Don’t miss the opportunity to be inspired by their latest technologies and attend their tailor-made training courses to suit customer requirements. Seating between four and six people the vehicle transforms into a portable classroom.
With a full set of exhibition panels inside, the custom-built mobile exhibition vehicle offers visitors the same experience as stepping on to a stand at a show but without the inconvenience of travelling.
"Fully wired and working sensors allow us to quickly communicate the features of a product often saving considerable time for our customers compared to a conventional sales call," - Paul Cusack, UK Sales Manager with Pepperl+Fuchs.
Pepperl & Fuchs u 0161 633 6431 u
www.pepperl-fuchs.com
NEW SPOT SIZE CALCULATOR APP F
luke Process Instruments has
released the new Spot Size Calculator app for Android and iOS mobile devices, for desktop computers running Windows 10, and as an online app for use with all common internet browsers. It integrates all Fluke Process Instruments infrared spot sensors and thermal imagers as well as legacy Raytek and Ircon devices. Users simply select a product and enter the mounting distance. The app then calculates the spot diameter or camera field of view. This will help customers find the right spot pyrometer for their installation environment – the measured object must be larger than the spot size to prevent measuring errors. In addition, the app will help customers optimally set up thermal cameras so they focus all areas of interest. The app supports English, German, French, Spanish, and Chinese.
Fluke Process Instruments u
marcom2.emea@flukeprocessinstruments.de u
www.flukeprocessinstruments.com
ABACUS COLD MAINS WATER METER TYPE EM SCALED 0-999 LITRES IN STEPS OF 1 LITRE
hosepipes. Not very accurate and certainly no consistent. Now, Hertfordshire company Aquameter has developed the ABACUS digital water measuring system for dispensing accurate preset quantities of water straight into mixing vessels, tanks, etc. Easy to install and simple to use, the ABACUS delivers repeatable results day in, day out, reliably and consistently. Thousands of units have been sold worldwide to a whole variety of industries where water is added to powders or granules for mixing purposes. Just dial in the batch amount required and press the start button. The unit stops the flow of water when the required quantity has been delivered - easy.
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Aquameter Ltd u 01992 442 861 u
www.aquameter.co.uk
FAST TEMPERATURE SWITCH T
emperature switches from ifm electronic are renowned for very fast response and
precise measurement thanks to the advanced technology used in production, and the new TA series is no exception. A high level of accuracy is achieved using a class A Pt1000 sensing elements and factory calibration. In addition, ifm’s tried and tested film technology ensures excellent dynamic response times. So this sensor is suited for temperature-sensitive processes needing rapid response and high precision.
These loop-powered sensors show the user immediately that they are ready for operation with the power status LED, a feature often lacking in such devices. The high- precision construction means the TA sensor will react as quickly as 1 second (T05) or three seconds (T09). Depending on the version, the user can scale the default measuring range of -50 to 150 °C by using the IO-Link interface, a new standard rapidly gaining acceptance.
IFM u 020 8213 0000
u
www.ifm.com/uk
WWEM 2018 - REGISTRATION NOW OPEN! T
he organisers of WWEM 2018, the water, wastewater &
environmental monitoring event, have published details of a comprehensive programme of conferences, seminars and workshops that will take place during the 2-day (21+22 Nov) event in Telford (UK). Covering testing issues such as microplastics, nutrients and pesticides, the event will cover all of the most topical subjects in water and wastewater analysis and monitoring. Many of these presentations are free to attend; as is the international exhibition that accompanies them. Registration for WWEM 2018 is now open and all pre-registered visitors will benefit
from free parking, refreshments and lunch, in addition to free entry to AQE 2018, the co- located air quality and emissions event. Both events include a major international Exhibition offering access to the latest technologies from the world’s leading brands. In total there will be over 150 exhibition stands representing over 300 world-leading organisations.
WWEM u 01727 858840 u
www.ilmexhibitions.com/wwem/
42 October 2018 Instrumentation
dding a preset quantity of water to a mix has long been carried out using pails or
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