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Are Users Reaping the Benefits of Partial Stroke Valve Testing?
Achieving Safety Integrity Level (SIL) 2 with non-redundant field devices is possible, but not always easy. -
Implementing Security for Industrial Automation Systems (Part 2)
Application of management, operational & technical controls will reduce risks to industrial automation & control systems and will mitigate vulnerabilities. -
Considerations for Selecting A Controller- or Server-Based Batch Sequencer
Considerations for Selecting A Controller- or Server-Based Batch Sequencer -
Benefits of Individually Fusing I/O with Indicating Fuse Blocks
The increased cost of using individual fuses will be quickly recovered by the reduced time to troubleshoot and resolve field wiring problems. One or two instances of bringing production back on line w -
Implementing Security for Industrial Automation Systems (Part 1)
Implementing cybersecurity programs for industrial automation & control systems requires identification of areas to be protected & assessment of threats. -
Free Download: Checklists to Manage Instrumentation and Manufacturing Technology
Information needed to take advantage of the best industrial technology and address all of the considerations of an application is often difficult to find. -
How Optimal Measurement Location Maximizes Sensor Sensitivity and Signal-To-Noise Ratio
The best measurement location maximizes the sensor sensitivity and maximizes the signal-to-noise ratio and minimizes deadtime. -
A simple method to find a robust output feedback controller by random search approach
A simple method to find a robust output feedback controller by random search approach -
Modified Smith predictor design for periodic disturbance rejection
Modified Smith predictor design for periodic disturbance rejection -
How to Improve Setpoints in Industrial Processes
Setpoints in industrial automation and manufacturing processes can be improved by achieving a higher level of control and knowledge. -
How to Maximize Loop Coordination and Optimization
Employ setpoint filters, velocity limits and external-reset feedback to meet the process control objectives at your plant or facility. -
How to Eliminate Split Range Oscillations in Process Control
Use precise valves, scheduled tuning, external-reset feedback, directional rate setpoint limits, and an enhanced PID to stop split range oscillations. -
Loose and Tight Systems
Loose and Tight Systems -
Automation Federation Partners with NC High School for Automation Curriculum
Automation Federation Partners with NC High School for Automation Curriculum -
Automation Week: Control Performance Track
Effective and accurate measurement and control are essential components of both improved efficiency and profitability of industrial operations. Traditionally, increased efficiency directly translated -
Design of Emergency Steam Load Shedding System Using Dynamic Simulation
Design of Emergency Steam Load Shedding System Using Dynamic Simulation -
Autotuning of a new PI-PD Smith predictor based on time domain specifications
Autotuning of a new PI-PD Smith predictor based on time domain specifications -
How to Use Control Loops to Eliminate Manual Actions and Sequences in Process Control
Use a PID control to eliminate manual actions and scheduled actions whenever a reasonable PV measurement is available. -
Improve Reliability with Essential Asset Monitoring
Selecting the right asset monitoring strategy is a balancing act between implementation cost and expected reliability. -
How to Determine the Reliability of an Actuator
Several different on/off actuator designs are available today. Some employ a scotch yoke mechanism, others use a rack and pinion, Plant experience suggests that the diminutive piston o-ring design can
