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    Processing Editor in Chief Lori Ditoro discussed the Lightnin mixing system with the SPX Flow team at its WEFTEC booth.
    Lori Ditoro
    Nov. 30, 2016
    With cloud-based systems beginning to dominate many facets of our lives, the use of online systems to monitor assets and processes continues to be a hot topic among process engineers...
    Image 1. Sugar samples. All graphics courtesy of Jenike & Johanson.
    Carrie Hartford
    Nov. 28, 2016
    Measuring flow properties leads to proper equipment selection and process reliability
    Photo courtesy of 4×6/iStock, hh5800/iStock
    Lindsey Walker
    Nov. 17, 2016
    These systems streamline preventive maintenance and workflow.
    Volt meter (circa 1803) Image Courtesy Of Hannes Grobe — own work, Schulhistorische Sammlung Bremerhaven
    Dr. Otto Fest
    Nov. 15, 2016
    New energy-efficient meters use process energy for power.
    Hydraulic altitude water control valves. All graphics courtesy of Singer Valve.
    Ryan Spooner
    Nov. 10, 2016
    The same historic management provided by hydraulic altitude water control valves can now be achieved with panels and instrumentation

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    When the usual suspect is not the culprit, vibration monitoring and simulation software help solve the mystery.
    Image 1. Despite encroachment from AC designs, DC motors remain the best choice for many industrial applications. | All graphics courtesy of AutomationDirect
    Joe Kimbrell
    Nov. 3, 2016
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