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Interlocking a matter of safety
A simple system works best; too many can fatigue the works
When it comes to designing an interlock system, the user needs to have a vision. Interlocking is an important automation system function that when not designed properly can greatly restrict the system's operability.
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The Canadian oil sands host day at the beach
Billions of dollars, automation vendors, engineers, and technocrats pour into the boom town that is Fort McMurray
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German lab tests benefits of EDDL for integrating field devices
Factory automation systems in sight
An extendible system will have additional functions available beyond the minimum needed to address immediate concerns, which will simplify future modifications
Peril in the pipeline
Cyber security could have precluded gasoline rupture at Washington pipeline
Ontario nuclear plant has a chilling solution
The problem is not enough differential pressure between the condenser and evaporator to allow refrigerant/oil circulation
Tiny transducer meets big challenge
High accuracy, miniature pressure transducer proves industry mettle
