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Select the optimum valve control solution for your application HEAT TRANSFER


Three factors manufacturers operating thermal fluid heat transfer systems should consider, to help safeguard equipment over the long term


FOOD & BEVERAGE 18


How to protect data and power cabling in the harsh environment of food processing plants, whilst maintaining strict hygiene standards


The Green Peristaltic Pumps


37 Valve control solutions


Simple ways to save costs when selecting process valves for your application.


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05. Guiding you along the road to digitalisation


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07. The benefits of using S88 for batch automation


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FEATURES Process automation... 08. Act on data and improve quality


Pumps, valves & actuators... 12. Keeping up with complex fluids 14. Full ‘condiments’ to the hygienic pumps


Heat transfer... 17. Recover heat to reduce energy costs


Event preview... 21. Sensors show is back, and better than ever


Flow & level control... 25. Taking measurement to a new level


Communications & networks... 28. The convergence of IT and OT...


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Food & beverage... 34. Solenoids are the vital ingredient 37. Five 9s bring cable protection to the fore


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