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The process manufacturing industry faces myriad challenges. In the last year, the COVID-19 pandemic has overlaid upon these existing challenges. One of the ways in which organizations can tackle such difficulties is by optimizing process data management.
The 1/32 DIN PM Legacy uses wireless technology to enable EZ-Link, the company’s mobile app for setting up, monitoring and adjusting its PM Plus and PM Legacy controllers.
Users of the Genesis Network can monitor, maintain and troubleshoot heat-trace systems that include as many as 10,000 heat-trace circuits. The tool connects heat-trace controllers with the control room using wireless communications.
Adding sensors and analytical capabilities can help plants get a handle on early fouling or loss of heat transfer in heat exchangers. Wireless sensors gather data that can be used to improve performance, cut costs and reduce energy consumption.
Aside from simple blending processes, most chemical processes involve a temperature change in one way or another. For example, products may need to be heated to facilitate a reaction, or cooled to control reaction rate. Many of these applications involve using a heat exchanger to add or remove heat from the process fluid.
One characteristic common to many electric utility companies is the mix of sizes and technologies at the utility’s various plants. This means efforts to improve performance and reduce costs can vary from plant to plant.