ADVERTORIALS
AQUAMASTER4 FLOWMETER WITH TOPKAPI A
BB has integrated its AquaMaster4 flowmeter with Topkapi SCADA software to enhance water conservation efforts. The integration expands ABB’s support beyond its current systems, helping water utilities to meet sustainability targets through enhanced data transmission. As the world’s first electromagnetic flowmeter with bidirectional connectivity, AquaMaster4 Mobile Comms provides near real-time data for intelligent water management.
Topkapi, a modular and integrated software solution developed and distributed by AREAL, is widely used for improving operational efficiency in the water and wastewater industries because it meets the specific needs of the water industry, including district metering and non-revenue water monitoring. AREAL recently released a new communication driver that enables AquaMaster4 Mobile Comms to communicate directly with Topkapi through 4G and the FTP/FTPS protocol.
ABB will be showcasing a selection of industry-leading innovations at WWEM and AQE. WWEM will feature the AquaMaster 4 flowmeter and My Measurement Assistant digital service tool, along with other advanced solutions for water and wastewater management. Visit stands E4 and E5 at WWEM.
ABB
https://new.abb.com/news/detail/118248/abb-integrates- aquamaster4-flowmeter-with-topkapi-scada-software-to- enhance-water-conservation-efforts
A WINNING FORMULAR FOR LIQUID FLOW MEASUREMENT
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hen the requirements of a specific flow application or the industrial process demands cannot be adequately met by a standard flow meter, turning to a customised application-engineered measurement device may be the solution. Titan Enterprises works with OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer)
customers in developing modified and bespoke liquid flow meters outside of our standard range of oval gear, turbine and ultrasonic flow sensors, driving our partnership innovation in key sectors. Through these OEM collaborations, companies can leverage advanced sensor technology, specialised expertise and customised solutions to address challenging liquid flow applications and environments.
Complex industrial production processes often involve high pressures and temperatures, posing safety risks and potential for error. Standard ‘off-the-shelf’ liquid flow meters can be difficult to install in small spaces or hard-to-reach areas, intricate pipe systems, and environments with variable flow rates or hazardous atmospheres. Where a standard flowmeter may not adequately handle such demanding conditions, an application-optimised flow meter may satisfy such needs.
TITAN ENTERPRISES +44 (0)1935 812790
sales@flowmeters.co.uk
THE COMPLETE RANGE OF CONNECTORS FROM SELWYN ELECTRONICS…. A
s a specialist supplier of connectors and cable assemblies for over 30 years, and with particular emphasis on engineering support, Selwyn Electronics has always kept up to date with market trends and new technologies.
The Selwyn portfolio includes: • Extensive range of Waterproof connector • Full range of ODU connectors • Cable Assembly in UK and China • PCB and cable mounted RF connectors • BGA Sockets and adaptors • Circular connectors
So, if you are looking for a reliable and knowledgeable connector supplier for a new product design you are working on, or if you are looking to save costs on a product that is already being manufactured, then Selwyn is the company worth contacting. Their friendly sales staff can help with technical information, samples and prices, and a Sales Engineer can visit if preferred.
Selwyn Electronics 01732 765100
http://www.selwyn.co.uk/ Instrumentation September 2024
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EKA associates are proud to announce a second version of Pageant, their intrinsically safe Operator Display. Thanks to a certified impact resistant front panel, the new display can be mounted in an Ex e or Ex t enclosure without invalidating the certification of the enclosure. This allows the new BA3102 Display, which retains all of the original state of the art features, to be safely installed in the same cubicle or enclosure as other Zone 1 or 2 equipment.
The original and new models simplify the design and reduce the cost of providing an Operator Display, Modbus Remote Display, or a PLC in a hazardous area. Multiple variables can be displayed simultaneously, and eight touch buttons with tricolour LED annunciators accept operator inputs. Intrinsic safety Ex ia protection provides maximum safety and allows installation in almost any flammable gas or combustible dust atmosphere in any Zone.
Featuring a 7 inch backlit trans-reflective display which can be read in all lighting conditions, Pageant and each of its plug-in I/O modules, have separate apparatus certificates allowing installation in Zones 0, 1, 2, 20, 21 and 22. The IECEx, ATEX and UKCA certifications permit any combination of plug-in modules to be fitted to the display without the need for additional certification. Plug-in input and output modules for interfacing 4/20mA currents, switch contacts, proximity detectors and pulse sources are available.
Pageant employs industry standard CODESYS® runtime software which complies with IEC 61131. The software includes a wealth of features and function blocks and is supplied with a lifetime licence. CODESYS runtime software is an industry standard already installed in more than 1,500 different products worldwide. It is supported by extensive documentation, including video presentations, and will already be familiar to many users.
The display, eight programmable touch buttons and LED annunciators are mounted behind a 4mm thick toughened glass, or a scratch resistant polycarbonate window in the 316 stainless steel front panel. The front provides IP66 protection, is totally flat and easy to clean, making these Operator Displays ideal for petrochemical, pharmaceutical and distilling applications. Both Operator Displays are lightweight and dissipate less than 5W limiting enclosure heating.
BEKA +44 (0) 1462 438301
https://www.beka.co.uk/pageant
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