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  • Pressure Blog: Pressure Measurement for Demanding Nuclear Power Applications

    Jim Cahill
    The Emerson Exchange originally began more than two decades ago as a user conference, led by the user community, for the PROVOX system. It expanded to become the Fisher-Rosemount Systems User Group, and ultimately the Emerson Global Users Exchange—Emerson...

  • Pressure Blog: Pressure Measurement for Demanding Nuclear Power Applications

    Jim Cahill
    The Emerson Exchange originally began more than two decades ago as a user conference, led by the user community, for the PROVOX system. It expanded to become the Fisher-Rosemount Systems User Group, and ultimately the Emerson Global Users Exchange—Emerson Exchange for short. Having expanded beyond control systems, the conference is a knowledge exchange for all the technologies and expertise across the Emerson Process…

  • Pressure Blog: Pressure Measurement for Demanding Nuclear Power Applications

    Jim Cahill
    The Emerson Exchange originally began more than two decades ago as a user conference, led by the user community, for the PROVOX system. It expanded to become the Fisher-Rosemount Systems User Group, and ultimately the Emerson Global Users Exchange—Emerson Exchange for short. Having expanded beyond control systems, the conference is a knowledge exchange for all the technologies and expertise across the Emerson Process…

  • Pressure Blog: Pressure Measurement for Demanding Nuclear Power Applications

    Jim Cahill
    The Emerson Exchange originally began more than two decades ago as a user conference, led by the user community, for the PROVOX system. It expanded to become the Fisher-Rosemount Systems User Group, and ultimately the Emerson Global Users Exchange—Emerson Exchange for short. Having expanded beyond control systems, the conference is a knowledge exchange for all the technologies and expertise across the Emerson Process…

  • Pressure Blog: Pressure Measurement for Demanding Nuclear Power Applications

    Jim Cahill
    The Emerson Exchange originally began more than two decades ago as a user conference, led by the user community, for the PROVOX system. It expanded to become the Fisher-Rosemount Systems User Group, and ultimately the Emerson Global Users Exchange—Emerson Exchange for short. Having expanded beyond control systems, the conference is a knowledge exchange for all the technologies and expertise across the Emerson Process…

  • Flow Blog: Measuring Slurry Flow using Magnetic Flowmeters

    Ian
    Using Magnetic flowmeters for slurry flow can be a tricky thing as the relationship between the flow velocity and the induced voltage is not always exactly proportional. Depending on the slurries types, the resulting noise could present a major challenge causing some to give up on magnetic flowmeter when face with slurry flow. Experienced operators when measuring slurry flow using magnetic meters, will sometimes increase…

  • Level Blog: Ultrasonic level measurement for corrosive, harsh environments

    Peta Glenister
    The Rosemount 3100 Series ultrasonic transmitter is now available with rugged and lightweight engineered polymer housing with Ingress Protection rating up to IP66/67. Perfect for corrosive, harsh environments.

  • Level Blog: DiBt/ WHG Overfill Protection Approval for vibrating fork level switches

    Peta Glenister
    Our Rosemount 2120, 2130 and 2160 vibrating fork level switches are now available with DiBt/ WHG Overfill Protection Approval, for use in applications where tank overflow could present a risk of harm to the environment or water supply.

  • Tank Gauging Blog: Rolling Out Emerson’s Management System for Bulk-Liquids Terminals

    Jim Cahill
    Hi. It’s Chris Womack again, with another tidbit about terminals. If you haven’t seen it yet, an article in the July-August issue of Tank Storage magazine adds a little update about Emerson’s partnership with Vopak, the world’s largest bulk-liquids storage firm. (The article’s mostly about Emerson’s...

  • Tank Gauging Blog: Rolling Out Emerson’s Management System for Bulk-Liquids Terminals

    Jim Cahill
    Hi. It’s Chris Womack again, with another tidbit about terminals. If you haven’t seen it yet, an article in the July-August issue of Tank Storage magazine adds a little update about Emerson’s partnership with Vopak, the world’s largest bulk-liquids storage firm. (The article’s mostly about Emerson’s recent press event in Baar, Switzerland, which focused on the company’s ongoing big expansion in service provision. More…

  • Tank Gauging Blog: Rolling Out Emerson’s Management System for Bulk-Liquids Terminals

    Jim Cahill
    Hi. It’s Chris Womack again, with another tidbit about terminals. If you haven’t seen it yet, an article in the July-August issue of Tank Storage magazine adds a little update about Emerson’s partnership with Vopak, the world’s largest bulk-liquids storage firm. (The article’s mostly about Emerson’s recent press event in Baar, Switzerland, which focused on the company’s ongoing big expansion in service provision. More…

  • Tank Gauging Blog: Rolling Out Emerson’s Management System for Bulk-Liquids Terminals

    Jim Cahill
    Hi. It’s Chris Womack again, with another tidbit about terminals. If you haven’t seen it yet, an article in the July-August issue of Tank Storage magazine adds a little update about Emerson’s partnership with Vopak, the world’s largest bulk-liquids storage firm. (The article’s mostly about Emerson’s recent press event in Baar, Switzerland, which focused on the company’s ongoing big expansion in service provision. More…

  • Level Blog: LNG Storage Tank Level Measurement

    Jim Cahill
    Yesterday, we highlighted the role of mass-based flow measurement in liquefied natural gas (LNG) custody transfer applications. Today, I wanted to highlight the role of radar tank gauging technology in LNG tank storage applications. I’ll point the LNG...

  • Tank Gauging Blog: LNG Storage Tank Level Measurement

    Jim Cahill
    Yesterday, we highlighted the role of mass-based flow measurement in liquefied natural gas (LNG) custody transfer applications . Today, I wanted to highlight the role of radar tank gauging technology in LNG tank storage applications. I’ll point the LNG Tank Gauging News email message I received a while back. It contains articles on integrated LNG management systems , SIL 2 and SIL 3 certified radar level gauges for…

  • Flow Blog: LNG Measurement Challenges

    Jim Cahill
    In an earlier post, Measuring Liquefied Natural Gas, we looked at the move to liquefied natural gas (LNG) as a fuel for marine vessels. Emerson’s Arjan van Ginkel gave me a peek at an unpublished whitepaper, Best practices for LNG measurement using Micro...

  • Flow Blog: Required Pipeline IDs for Flow Measurement Pressure-Temperature Compensation

    Jim Cahill
    I received a call the other day and wanted to capture the question and answer for other people Googling around with similar questions. The question: What are the required distances in pipeline inside diameters (I.D.) upstream and downstream for a differential...

  • Temperature Blog: Required Pipeline IDs for Flow Measurement Pressure-Temperature Compensation

    Jim Cahill
    I received a call the other day and wanted to capture the question and answer for other people Googling around with similar questions. The question: What are the required distances in pipeline inside diameters (I.D.) upstream and downstream for a differential...

  • Temperature Blog: Required Pipeline IDs for Flow Measurement Pressure-Temperature Compensation

    Jim Cahill
    I received a call the other day and wanted to capture the question and answer for other people Googling around with similar questions. The question: What are the required distances in pipeline inside diameters (I.D.) upstream and downstream for a differential pressure (DP) flowmeter for the pressure and temperature sensors doing pressure-temperature (PT) compensation? I turned to my friends on the Rosemount DP Flow…

  • Temperature Blog: Required Pipeline IDs for Flow Measurement Pressure-Temperature Compensation

    Jim Cahill
    I received a call the other day and wanted to capture the question and answer for other people Googling around with similar questions. The question: What are the required distances in pipeline inside diameters (I.D.) upstream and downstream for a differential pressure (DP) flowmeter for the pressure and temperature sensors doing pressure-temperature (PT) compensation? I turned to my friends on the Rosemount DP Flow…

  • Temperature Blog: Required Pipeline IDs for Flow Measurement Pressure-Temperature Compensation

    Jim Cahill
    I received a call the other day and wanted to capture the question and answer for other people Googling around with similar questions. The question: What are the required distances in pipeline inside diameters (I.D.) upstream and downstream for a differential pressure (DP) flowmeter for the pressure and temperature sensors doing pressure-temperature (PT) compensation? I turned to my friends on the Rosemount DP Flow…

  • Temperature Blog: Required Pipeline IDs for Flow Measurement Pressure-Temperature Compensation

    Jim Cahill
    I received a call the other day and wanted to capture the question and answer for other people Googling around with similar questions. The question: What are the required distances in pipeline inside diameters (I.D.) upstream and downstream for a differential pressure (DP) flowmeter for the pressure and temperature sensors doing pressure-temperature (PT) compensation? I turned to my friends on the Rosemount DP Flow…

  • Level Blog: Preventing storage tank overfills wirelessly

    Peta Glenister
    http://bit.ly/preventoverfill Just in case you missed it, this is an interesting article on preventing storage tank overfills with a wireless network.

  • Temperature Blog: Connecting Temperature Instrumentation to Control Systems

    Jim Cahill
    As technology advances, process automation professionals face a myriad of ways to connect instrumentation and final control elements to their control systems. Some ways include direct wiring, remote I/O, multiplexors, locally mounted transmitters, HART...

  • Temperature Blog: Connecting Temperature Instrumentation to Control Systems

    Jim Cahill
    As technology advances, process automation professionals face a myriad of ways to connect instrumentation and final control elements to their control systems. Some ways include direct wiring, remote I/O, multiplexors, locally mounted transmitters, HART -enabled transmitters, Foundation fieldbus , and IEC 62591 WirelessHART . When it comes to direct wiring, some instrumentation, such as temperature measurement devices…

  • Temperature Blog: Connecting Temperature Instrumentation to Control Systems

    Jim Cahill
    As technology advances, process automation professionals face a myriad of ways to connect instrumentation and final control elements to their control systems. Some ways include direct wiring, remote I/O, multiplexors, locally mounted transmitters, HART -enabled transmitters, Foundation fieldbus , and IEC 62591 WirelessHART . When it comes to direct wiring, some instrumentation, such as temperature measurement devices…

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