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How to Specify a Capillary Seal Assembly
Be extremely careful to select knowledgeable technicians to install capillary seals. Many a pipefitter has pulled them out of the box and bolted them up without the proper gaskets and spacers. If this -
FeatureAutomation Professionals Are Catalysts for Change in Manufacturing
As manufacturing marches on, automation professionals find themselves in the best position to improve the industry. -
FeatureAutoQuiz: How to Detect a Fault in a Safety System
A proof test on a system may reveal faults that would otherwise not be mentioned by internal diagnostic measures and is therefore correct. -
FeatureConstructs for Run Time Network Data Management & Analysis
Data Center Networks (DCNs) faults are hard to debug due to its complex network and large scale. -
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First Principles for a Deeper Understanding of Industrial Automation
Conceptual knowledge should be sought to see the commonality in seemingly different industrial application requirements. -
FeatureCheck Out These 10 Podcasts on Automation!
If you’re an automation professional seeking more knowledge in the industry, check out these podcasts. -
FeatureWhat Is Easy and What Is Hard to Automate with Robotics?
Integrating a robot with another machine is often the most complex part of automation systems planning. -
FeatureAutoQuiz: What Device Is Used to Convert an Analog Signal From a Transmitter to the Signal Required by a Digital Controller?
A digital controller requires a digital signal as its input. A 4-20 mA transmitter outputs an analog signal. Therefore, a device to convert an analog (A) signal to a digital (D) is required. -
FeatureAdvance Your Career in March with Training from ISA
Automation and control systems programs from ISA are developed and taught by industry experts with real-world experience. -
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FeatureInclusion Work in STEM: A Conversation with ISA Member and EMPower List Honoree Rhonda Pelton [Q&A]
Rhonda Pelton, an ISA member, was recently recognized as #8 on the EMPower Top 100 Ethnic Minority Future Leaders list for 2020. -
FeaturePiecewise Controller Design for Affine Fuzzy Systems
The problem of state feedback controller design for a class of nonlinear systems, which are described by continuous-time affine fuzzy systems. -
FeatureAutoQuiz: What Is the Application for an Impulse Line in Fluid Flow?
Impulse lines connect the process to the pressure transmitter, to reduce the effect of ambient temperature on the transmitter's operability and life span. -
FeatureRemotely Managed Industrial Automation Cybersecurity
For ongoing cybersecurity protection, engaging a managed security service to improve your operational security posture is a good option. -
FeatureAutoQuiz: How to Measure Fluid Velocity Through a Pipe
The constant between pipes of differing diameters is the flow rate (and other fluid properties) is the same in both pipe lengths. -
FeatureNew HMI Alternatives Improve Operations and Cut Costs
New HMI Alternatives Improve Operations and Cut Costs -
FeatureAutoQuiz: How to Determine Cause of the Apparent Discrepancy in Flow
Periodic visual inspection of orifice plates is required to ensure the integrity of measurement with a digital flow transmitter. -
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How to Build an Online Automation Industry Community with a Facebook or LinkedIn Group
Major social networks enable you to build online communities with ease. But what's the best solution for your automation or industrial controls community? -
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FeatureToo Many Alarms in an Industrial Plant Can Be Worse Than None at All
Alarm management is a never ending effort. Routinely review the plant’s alarm list, and try to eliminate or address points that appear too often.