ADVERTORIAL TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION


ccompanying the KDSClick cable entry system, CONTA-CLIP supplies easy-to-


TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION ADVERTORIAL


Rugged and Reliable B2B® High Density SMT Connectors


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2B® High Density SMT Connectors from Advanced Interconnections Corp. are designed for long-life applications and robust handling. Superior


quality is designed-in from our screw-machined terminals with multi-finger contacts to the heavy-duty, shrouded design which provides positive polarization to aid in blind mating applications. Standard and customized footprints, on 1.27mm pitch, feature our proprietary solder ball terminal board interface, preferred in medical and mil/aero applications for its superior processing and long-term reliability. Low stack heights, high I/O density (over 400 contacts per square inch), and the compact insulator conserve valuable PC board space. Visit www.advanced.com to learn more or to contact a local, authorized distributor.


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install, galvanized EMC rails for safe and secure shield termination of cables. KDS- EMV-SAB type rails are attached to the KDSClick mounting screws inside control cabinets and secured with a nut. The manufacturer's SAB program also includes spring-loaded and screw-connection clips for all cable diameters. These ensure large-surface grounding. In addition to shunting electromagnetic interference, the shield-connection clips provide strain relief.


EMC rail for KDSClick cable entry system A


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ATEX infrared thermometer monitors sulfur recovery process F


luke Process Instruments offers a dedicated, robust


solution for monitoring Claus reactors during the recovery of elemental sulfur from process streams. In this setup, ATEX- certified infrared thermometers


measure temperatures inside the furnace with short response times. Temperature control of the sulfur recovery process is vital since temperature variations can upset the chemical reaction, causing damage to the fire-clay refractory or even failure of the reactor. Conventionally, thermocouples are used for this application. Such probes must be exchanged at very short intervals, because of the highly corrosive process gases, resulting in significant maintenance costs and downtime. To overcome this problem, thermocouples can be embedded in the refractory or fully shielded by an enclosure. However, this leads to very long response times and inaccurate temperature readings.


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Temperature monitoring of hazardous waste incinerator


Rack Mount AC-DC UPS Series provides up to 300Watts DC output power


264VAC (50/60Hz) They can be used as both a power supply and a charging device. Models in the PFD Series are available with either 150 Watts or 300Watts output power Batteries are external and a 2U battery rack can also be provided if required. Battery capacity depends on output


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load power required and length of hold up time in the event of a power failure. Every unit incorporates an intelligent interface which allows the user to monitor the battery condition, input


power condition and load status via an LED-based front panel display. Monitoring is achieved via dry contacts, RS232, USB and the optional SNMP Card. Models in the PFD Series meet the requirements of EN60950, measure 1U x 19in x 250mm deep and weigh 3.5kg (150W) and 4.5kg (300W). This product is ideal for any application where battery back up is required in the event of an AC power failure.


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owersolve announces the PFD Series, a “no break” power system designed to provide constant DC power without interruption. These 19in rack mount units are available with either 12, 24 or 48VDC from an input voltage of 180 to


Fluke Process Instruments has solved this measuring task for a chemical waste incineration plant. Hazardous wastes are combusted in a rotary kiln that turns at 4 to 6 revolutions per hour. Over time, the refractory brick protecting the kiln wall degrades and has to be replaced. This used to be done in regular intervals with a big safety margin to prevent serious damage to the incinerator or even leakage of hazardous materials. Fluke Process Instruments supplied a Raytek CS210 infrared line-scanning system that is able to synchronize thermal images at speeds as low as 2 revolutions per hour. It detects temperature deviations across the entire kiln shell and provides the plant operator with information about the state of the incinerator. The kiln shell temperature ranges between 100 °C and 500 °C. Hotspots point to refractory loss or wear. The installation of the monitoring system has resulted in significant savings due to an extended operational life of the refractory and reduced downtimes.


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ompiling thermal images of objects that move at extremely slow speeds is a challenge in its own right.


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