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new generation of universal testing machine offers enhanced performance and capability, making it suitable for both product and materials testing applications to a capacity of 5kN. The mechanical construction of the frame and drive system is said to offer
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Lunchtime training helps find untapped electrical efficiencies in pump systems
efficiency of pump systems, while saving up to 20 percent in energy costs. In any water or wastewater facility, pumps are the biggest
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energy consumer. In many cases, greater efficiency can be achieved by optimising the electrical system (typically a transformer, variable speed drive, electric motor, switchgear and cabling) driving those pumps. ABB’s System Efficiency Lunch ‘n’ Learn training session
covers how to design efficient pump systems and how to improve the efficiency of existing systems. The 45-minute session is recommended for anyone
responsible for the specification or maintenance of electrical systems. It is free to attend and can be delivered to individuals or groups at customer premises or an ABB facility.
ABB 0870 600 6122
www.abb.com
IFM Electronic
BB introduces a CPD-accredited Lunch ‘n’ Learn training session that shows how to improve the electrical
excellent rigidity with negligible frame deflection. The frame takes up a relatively small bench space, has an integrated cable management system and extended throat depth for testing samples to 200mm in diameter. There’s a simple-to-use front panel for selection of test parameters, live load and length readings and precise manual crosshead positioning using the multifunction controller. New generation electronics gives active load control and improved motor
performance giving a speed range from 0.01 to 1200mm/min with a positional resolution of 0.001mm.
Mecmesin 01403 799979
www.mecmesin.com
Process sensors from ifm electronic T
ecmesin’s OmniTest-5.0 Universal Testing Machine is designed to meet the needs of both R&D Laboratories and quality assurance environments. This
he new generation of PN sensors from ifm electronic combines the tried-and- tested strengths with a considerably increased user-friendliness and robustness. After over 20 years of successful ifm pressure sensor history, the new generation
of PN sensors has been developed in response to requests from users. Ease of use is obviously paramount, so the PN series offers everything at a
glance for enhanced transparency during setup and identification of machine conditions. Although the housing size has remained unchanged, the display size has been increased once again and the two switching status LEDs on the sensor head are bigger, brighter and can be clearly seen from all angles. The user can change the display to switch from red or green to an alternating indication of red or green, so switching states can be highlighted or an independent colour ‘window’ can be created. The sensor is now easier and quicker to set using the three pushbuttons.
020 82132234
www.ifm.com/uk
Wireless Temperature Monitoring with
Climate control in the food industry
ideally suited to the food industry, where hygiene standards are exceptionally stringent. Hygiene is an absolute must in the food industry: machinery, plant and components must readily withstand daily cleaning with pressure washers and jet steam cleaners. All surfaces must also be easy to clean, and/or designed to prevent contaminants from adhering to them. Liquid cooling of enclosures offers a number of benefits: Because water has a higher thermal capacity than air,
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liquid cooling can dissipate large quantities of heat. What’s more, industrial environments often already have a central cooling water supply available that can be used for enclosure cooling. All that’s left to do is to mount suitable air/water heat exchangers on the enclosure. With Hygienic Design, it is particularly important that no air exchange takes place between the enclosure and the environment. Rittal has revamped its air/water heat exchangers, and can now offer its clients in the food industry two variants of
Hygienic Design. Air/water heat exchangers for wall mounting can supply cooling outputs of either 0.65 kW or 1.2 kW. The hygienic design reduces the risk of contamination in the food industry, thus helping to ensure product safety.
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limate control of enclosures using water cooling is highly efficient, especially if there is already a central cold water supply available in the production plant. The new Hygienic Design air/water heat exchangers from Rittal are
loggers, are designed and manufactured in the UK by Electronic Temperature Instruments Ltd. All four models in the range offer a complete wireless temperature monitoring and logging solution, securely transmitting temperature data to a WiFi router, connected to the internet which can be accessed and viewed from a PC, laptop or tablet anywhere in the world giving accurate results and eliminating human error. The loggers have a distance range limited to the specification of the users WiFi router. Each logger has an intuitive LCD displaying temperature, WiFi connection status, max/min recorded temperatures, alarm status and battery life. The loggers are battery powered; simple to setup and the downloadable, easy to use software makes the ThermaData WiFi loggers perfect for HACCP analysis. At programmable intervals, the loggers will record
ThermaData® WiFi loggers U
tilising the latest WiFi wireless technology, the ThermaData® WiFi range of wireless temperature
temperature from both sensors, recording up to a maximum of 18000 readings (9000 from each sensor). Each logger incorporates a red and green LED.
ETI Ltd 01903 202151
www.etiltd.com
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