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    Image 1. Extruded rod made with glass-reinforced PVDF. All graphics courtesy of Arkema Inc.
    This new material adds strength and increases heat resistance.
    Oct. 22, 2016
    All graphics courtesy of PermaCold Engineering Inc.
    A new approach to engineering these systems yields energy and financial savings.
    Oct. 19, 2016
    Reciprocating compressor pump. All images courtesy of Khalil Kairouz, Ph.D., P.E.
    How to select the proper air compressor system to ensure stable pressure for the process and plant
    Oct. 19, 2016
    Image courtesy of Honeywell Process Solutions
    New ETFE compounds make ultra-durable parts and components that resist harsh fuels and chemicals
    Oct. 19, 2016
    Image courtesy of Honeywell Process Solutions
    The implementation of advanced process control strategies and software resulted in significant reduction in variations in key parameters at a Mumbai refinery.
    Oct. 19, 2016
    Next-generation technology leverages historian data using pattern recognition without traditional data modeling.
    Oct. 12, 2016
    Image 1. This application’s temperature-measuring instrument is installed next to a conventional temperature transmitter with an externally mounted WirelessHART adapter for comparison purposes only. The insulation around the new measurement-technology installation creates a one-dimensional heat flow profile, allowing compensation for varying ambient and process temperature conditions to produce a corrected internal process temperature, which is then wirelessly communicated. | All images courtesy of Emerson Process Management
    New technology accurately measures process media temperature without a thermowell requirement.
    Oct. 8, 2016