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Endress+Hauser files 259 patents in 2014
Endress+Hauser employs more than 700 people in research and development. -
Patti Engineering installs SCADA system for Siemens
The SCADA system was installed for a water and wastewater infrastructure automation project at the city of Fair Oaks Ranch, TX. -
Endress+Hauser hits 2 billion euros in sales
In 2014, Endress+Hauser increased net sales by approximately 11 percent, exceeding the 2 billion euro mark. -
Procentec solves Profibus problems at Dutch water treatment plant
Using ProfiTrace 2 diagnostics found a corroded cable at the Rijnland waste water purification plant. -
Boulting Technology to automate Thames Water
Boulting to supply motor control centers and automation and system integration services. -
ACM Facility Safety and Endress+Hauser Announce P&ID Interpretation Workshop
This 2-day course gives students the ability to read and understand P&IDs for the analysis of emergency situations; and for safety, environmental and regulatory compliance issues such as Process Hazards Analysis and HAZOP studies. -
Flowserve Water Pumps Meet New Energy Standards in Europe
MEN/ME family of end suction water pumps has been updated to meet the new ecodesign regulations set by the European Commission. -
Abstract submission deadline for ISA WWAC Symposium extended
The deadline for submitting abstracts for the 2014 ISA Water/Wastewater and Automatic Controls (WWAC) Symposium has been extended to 31 January 2015. -
Egemin is using PLCs to pump waterways in Belgium
Egemin Automation will update controls or install completely new PLC-based control systems for pumping stations along Belgian rivers and canals. -
SignalFire publishes Wireless Telemetry Catalog
Catalog covers telemetry products that support long-distance wireless communications in large scale environments such as those found in oil and gas, agriculture, water systems, forestry and public infrastructures. -
ISA Water/Wastewater show issues Call for Abstracts
The Program Committee of the 2015 ISA Water/Wastewater and Automatic Controls (WWAC) Symposium has issued a Call for Papers. -
NORD gear units pump water at reservoir project
An underground pumping station was created to pump water from the Limmernboden reservoir into the Muttsee lake about 600 m higher up. This elevation difference will be used to produce hydroelectric power on demand. -
Flowserve Attains NSF 61-G Certification for Potable Water Pumps
This certification, including Annex G for low-lead content water products, puts these pumps in full compliance with the U.S. Safe Drinking Water Act. -
AVEVA to supply 3D modelling to Russian water company
Vodokanal Engineering, a provider of water supply and wastewater projects in Russia, will use AVEVA PDMS as its 3D design modelling solution. -
Ultrasonic Technology Helps City of Charlotte Pursue Increased Energy from Renewable Biogas
By Steve Milford, Endress+Hauser The City of Charlotte, NC, uses Endress+Hauser ultrasonic flowmeters to measure the flow and methane content of biogas from anaerobic digesters that treat sludge in the wastewater treatment facility. The biogas is used to generate electricity. -
GE Software analyzes Cincinnati Sewers
Proficy will assist the city in bringing together information about their wastewater system from remote locations to provide a system-wide view of what’s really happening across its watersheds. -
Emerging Regions to buy more Industrial Valves and Actuators
The increase in oil exploration activities, investments in new refineries, and modernisation of existing facilities will spur the uptake of valves and actuators, particularly in emerging markets such as Africa and Latin America. -
2014 ISA WWAC Symposium report
The 2014 ISA Water/Wastewater and Automatic Controls (WWAC) Symposium drew more than 170 attendees, 30 expert speakers and 27 exhibitors to Orlando, Florida, USA in early August. -
Building a Robust Industrial Ethernet Network In W&WW Treatment Plants
By Roger Yue, Antaira Having a redundant Ethernet network is important to W&WW management, because many plants are still legacy, meaning they were either built with a stand-alone station or have a traditional star topology Ethernet network. -
Automation Lessons Learned at Iron Bridge Water Plant
By Bill Lydon, Editor The Iron Bridge plant was originally built in the 1980s to treat about 5 million gallons of wastewater per day. After several modifications and upgrades, it can now treat and reclaim up to 40 million gallons in that same 24-hour period. The facilities standardized on Siemens controls, drives, power distribution, and Profibus and PROFINET communications network.
