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Endress+Hauser joined the Center for Hydrogen Safety (CHS) to help promote hydrogen safety. Endress+Hauser noted that accurate measurements play a key role in process safety throughout the process industries. By joining CHS, they hope to supports CHS's efforts to ensure safety information, guidance and expertise are available to all stakeholders.
Industrial organizations must ensure thermowell designs are robust enough to cope with the forces produced by process media. One of the main considerations when ordering thermowells is the calculation of associated wake frequency.
Smart temperature transmitter utilizes a secure integrated Bluetooth interface that enables users to wirelessly visualize measured values, access NAMUR NE 017 diagnostic information and perform configuration tasks.
In industrial process engineering applications, temperature transmitters act as a link between temperature sensors in the process and the higher levels of automation.
The use of optical fiber for temperature sensing is expanding beyond safety applications. Optical sensors are replacing spot sampling in implementations that require accurate heat measurement and control.
The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) begins with obtaining data from field-located sensors. The reason is simple: These devices supply the information required for taking corrective action.
As part of an expansion plan, the sensor technology business of Heraeus will operate under a new name. Heraeus Nexensos platinum temperature sensors can be used to measure and regulate thermal processes up to 1922°F (1050°C).
Watlow, St. Louis, Mo., acquired Yarbrough Solutions Worldwide, a semiconductor equipment solutions provider that services semiconductor fabrication companies globally by developing, installing and servicing solutions at its customers’ fabrication plants. In performing these services, the Austin, Texas-based company has long utilized Watlow product offerings.
Suppliers of automation and instrumentation systems to process plants sometimes stress the technologies embedded in their products and services, but focusing on technology alone does not solve problems. End users know this and are usually much more interested in specific applications and use cases than technology details.