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Changing with the Times: Industrial Automation 2.0
Automation.com, January 2012 By Matthew Littlefield, LNS Research There are a whole slew of new technologies and system architectures being adopted in the automation industry at a very rapid pace. Companies today face the very real possibility that if they don’t effectively understand, adopt, and leverage these new technologies to their advantage; they will be left in an increasingly uncompetitive position. -
ABB to control energy on Viking Line ferry
The environmentally-friendly cruise ferry will use liquefied natural gas as its fuel, which will be a first for a passenger vessel of this size. -
ABB controls world’s newest copper mine
ABB supplied gearless mill drives, process and electrical control systems, power quality systems, a substation and a System 800xA integrated operations center. -
Level instrumentation works in Nuclear Decommissioning
Vega level sensors are being used in the decommissioning of the Dounreay nuclear plant in north Scotland. -
Yokogawa’s YS1700 Controller Qualifies for Nuclear Service
Qualification was based on EPRI TR-107330 under an audited quality management program meeting the requirement of 10CFR50 Appendix B, NQA-1, and 10CFR21. -
Major Automation & Control Trends in 2012
Automation.com, January 2012 By Bill Lydon, Editor Here are my thoughts on major automation and control trends in 2012. These opinions are based on a wide range of inputs from users, suppliers and industry consultants, and from attending numerous industry forums, conferences and trade shows every year. -
System Integrators thriving in India
ARC says manufacturing companies in India are increasingly turning to system integrators to implement automation projects and seamlessly integrate disparate systems. -
AVEVA to supply CAD software to ÅF AB
ÅF AB will use AVEVA Plant across all new large and medium sized design projects, including new paper machines, biomass power plants, nuclear, thermal and renewables. -
Impuls designs Industrial Boiler Plants with EPLAN
Impuls in Russia reports that projects that typically took three months or more are now being completed in 5-6 weeks. -
ITS announces a Wind Energy Solutions Website
Website contains information on monitoring systems, fault detection & diagnostics systems, wind farm management information systems, process control systems and project management services. -
Honeywell to control Statoil's Valemon field
Honeywell will integrate its Experion control system with Statoil’s existing Kvitebjørn platform to enable remote command of the facility. -
ABB to cable world's largest offshore gas platform
ABB will supply AC subsea power cables to the world's largest offshore gas platform, Troll A, about 70 kilometers off the west coast of Norway. -
Highlights from PI NA General Assembly Meeting 2011
Automation.com, January 2012 By Bill Lydon, Editor The 17th Annual PI North America General Assembly Meeting was held October 4-6, 2011 in Phoenix, AZ and included vendors and users who provided updates on PROFIBUS and PROFINET technologies. Topics included PROFINET survey, GE IP, Chrysler-Fiat, Wireless and PROFIenergy. -
ABB to supply power equipment in Texas
The project is part of the Competitive Renewable Energy Zones (CREZ) program, aimed at increasing the contribution of renewable energy in Texas by up to 18 gigawatts. -
ABB to supply world’s longest underground cable
ABB will rovide a high-voltage underground cable system for the South-West Link power transmission project in southern Sweden. -
Siemens acquires Pace Global Energy Services
Pace Global is an energy consulting and management company that helps organizations maximize value and manage risk in today’s complex energy and environmental markets. -
Rotork CVA specified for flow control on gas turbines
CVA electric actuator has been specified for critical valve control duty on high temperature gas turbine pre-heater equipment supplied to the power generation industry. -
FCI publishes Flare Gas Flow Measurement Applications Brochure
Brochure explains how the precision metering of flare gases and feed lines optimizes the disposal of waste gases in oil/gas land-based and offshore production fields as well as refineries. -
Manufacturing Intelligence Market to expand 13%
The market will exceed $750 million in 2011 and is expected to reach more than $1.4 billion by 2016, according to ARC. -
SCADA growing in Power Transmission & Distribution
ARC says the current SCADA T&D market is $2.4 billion, and it is expected to grow to $3.8 billion at a CAGR of 8.9 percent--especially in China.
