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RE: Continuous Corrosion and Erosion Monitoring Solutions

Jonas Berge — Sat, 19 Sep 2020 11:03:38 GMT

From time to time we get reminded through media about loss of containment due to corrosion that leads to fires, explosions, and even fatalities. Engineers can monitor corrosion and integrity from anywhere. Installing corrosion monitoring is easy. Particularly if you already have wireless sensor network and application framework in place. Learn how other plans use digital transformation to change these practices since years ago. Read on here: www.linkedin.com/.../

RE: WirelessHART versus ISA100.11

tewck@hq.a-star.edu.sg — Fri, 05 Oct 2018 03:33:20 GMT

Do you have a Singapore office contact ?

RE: Power Plant Monitoring

Jonas Berge — Thu, 04 Dec 2014 13:43:29 GMT

I personally agree that wireless is not so much as to take the place of wires as it is to measure all the stuff that was not measure before: missing measurements that were not included when the plant was orignally built. I see wires (hardwired or digital bus networking) used for the stuff "on the P&ID" complemented by wireless sensor networking for everything "beyond the P&ID". That is, the primary layer of automation is the wired ICSS (DCS+SIS) while wireless for pervasive sensing is a second layer of automation. See further explanation in these articles:

NEW: Beyond the Control Room

www.ceasiamag.com/.../10658

Second Layer of Automation

www.ceasiamag.com/.../10354

Maintenance with a Hart

www.ceasiamag.com/.../9894

Smart Sensing: Situational Awareness

www.iaasiaonline.com/more.php;cat=im

Are you sending people in harm's way?

www.iaasiaonline.com/more.php;cat=ii

Wireless for Asset Uptime

www.ceasiamag.com/.../8689

For a new plant, this has to be planned from the very beginning of a project