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Using OEE Data to Improve Manufacturing Operations
As technology advances, plants reconsider their environments and adjust their processes to make the most of it. This feature comes from the ebook AUTOMATION 2023 Volume 3: IIoT & Industry 4.0. -
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How to Use Asset Performance Management as a Driver for Digital Industrial Transformation
Operator insights from data analytics and asset performance management creates new energy efficiencies and expands capacity. -
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Innovations in Butterfly Control Valve Technology
In an effort to advance control valve technology, industrial designers have developed new butterfly valve innovations. -
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Echoes of the Past: Restoring a 1946 Voice Through Signal and Image Processing
Restoring a Voice-O-Graph disc from 1946 with the help of signal processing allowed the author to hear a voice from his past. -
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The Critical Role of Gas Chromatography in CCUS Success
Process gas chromatography is one of the most consistent tools supporting the safe, compliant and optimal operation of processes using carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS). -
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Industrial AI and Its Impact on Automation
AI will require changes in the workforce, creating new opportunities for automation professionals. -
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How to Market Your Industrial Brand on LinkedIn Groups
The Right (and Wrong) Way to Market Your Brand on Linkedin Groups -
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Distributed and Remote I/O Improves Performance at Water Treatment Plant
By Geoffrey Miller, OCWA, and Jim McConahay, Moore Industries Part of the upgrades at Onondaga County Water Authority included distributed and remote I/O that reduced wiring costs for field instrumentation while improving operational readiness and reliability. -
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Challenges of Automation Support Models & Managed Services
By Bill Lydon, Editor Pharmaceutical automation leaders from around the world gathered to discuss a number of automation challenges, including how their companies are dealing with reduced personnel and the need to support multiple technologies at multiple sites. This article highlights those conversations and addresses the automation support models and the use of managed services. -
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10 Essential features to implement secure distributed HMI systems
By M. Taccolini, Tatsoft Empower yourself with updated tools, and find how the reliability, flexibility and ease-of-implementation of automation projects can be 10 times greater than it was 10 years ago. -
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The Future of Lean: Advanced Analytics Breathe New Life into Aging Six Sigma Initiatives
A new generation of analytics is being used to improve upon traditional continuous improvement efforts. -
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Closed-Loop Digital Twins Keep Holiday Shipping on Schedule
By calibrating closed-loop digital twins in the intralogistics industry, warehouse managers are running operations at peak levels, unleashing orders to fly off the shelf. -
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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. -
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Integrating Ethernet-Based Machine Vision and Image-based ID Readers into Factory Networks
By John Lewis, Cognex The need to use PCs to interface with vision systems and ID readers required the purchase of expensive hardware and development of sometimes complex software. A new generation of vision systems and ID readers with built-in EtherNet/IP connectivity streamlines factory network integration. -
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The NIST Framework – Protecting Your SCADA Infrastructure
By Edward Nugent, PcVue The implementation of Cybersecurity under the NIST Framework is ultimately the responsibility of the SCADA Application owner and operator as it encompasses the entire system including the organization developing the SCADA application, the corporate networks and computers that it runs on and the control devices and instrumentation attached to it. -
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Web-Enabling Your PLC
Enough has been written during the past couple years to convince most plant managers of the benefits of connecting plant floor equipment and processes to the Internet or Intranet. So, now that we're all convinced of the benefits of web-enabled automation, what pieces and parts are required to put this technology to work? -
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Taking out the Garbage: Making Windows XP suitable as a HMI Platform
This article has only skimmed the surface of Windows XP “IT-guy tricks” that can be used to create a suitable environment for your HMI. Following the above procedures to “take out the garbage” will assist you in creating an efficient platform for your applications, not to mention avoiding some common XP annoyances.












