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Packaging Machine Operations with Zoned Safety
Jim Cahill
At the PACK EXPO conference , Emerson’s Enrico De Carolis described the challenges packaging lines face in maintaining safety to keep operational personnel out of harm’s way and be compliant with stringent machine safety regulations. Despite ongoing pressure to reduce total incident rate (TIR), data from a 2016 report by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) reveals manufacturing accounted for 26 percent…
26 Sep 2017
Packaging Machine Operations with Zoned Safety
Jim Cahill
At the PACK EXPO conference , Emerson’s Enrico De Carolis described the challenges packaging lines face in maintaining safety to keep operational personnel out of harm’s way and be compliant with stringent machine safety regulations. Despite ongoing pressure to reduce total incident rate (TIR), data from a 2016 report by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) reveals manufacturing accounted for 26 percent…
26 Sep 2017
Packaging Machine Operations with Zoned Safety
Jim Cahill
At the PACK EXPO conference , Emerson’s Enrico De Carolis described the challenges packaging lines face in maintaining safety to keep operational personnel out of harm’s way and be compliant with stringent machine safety regulations. Despite ongoing pressure to reduce total incident rate (TIR), data from a 2016 report by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) reveals manufacturing accounted for 26 percent…
26 Sep 2017
Avoiding Contamination in Packaging Lines
Jim Cahill
Having spent my career to date on the process manufacturing side of automation, it’s great to be at PACK EXPO , a conference for people involved in packaging products. A stroll down a supermarket aisle, electronics retailer or other consumer business shows how varied this packaging can be. The exhibition hall floor is filled with automated machines performing functions such as bottle filling and sealing; pouch form…
25 Sep 2017
Avoiding Contamination in Packaging Lines
Jim Cahill
Having spent my career to date on the process manufacturing side of automation, it’s great to be at PACK EXPO , a conference for people involved in packaging products. A stroll down a supermarket aisle, electronics retailer or other consumer business shows how varied this packaging can be. The exhibition hall floor is filled with automated machines performing functions such as bottle filling and sealing; pouch form…
25 Sep 2017
Avoiding Contamination in Packaging Lines
Jim Cahill
Having spent my career to date on the process manufacturing side of automation, it’s great to be at PACK EXPO , a conference for people involved in packaging products. A stroll down a supermarket aisle, electronics retailer or other consumer business shows how varied this packaging can be. The exhibition hall floor is filled with automated machines performing functions such as bottle filling and sealing; pouch form…
25 Sep 2017
3 Ways to Improve Packaging Line Flexibility for Increased Production
Jim Cahill
You only have to walk down a supermarket isle to appreciate the diversity in the packaged goods we purchase. What was once a choice of glass jars or cans for many products now includes re-sealable bags, individual packaged servings, packaging made with recyclable feedstock, etc. Consumers, with their busy on-the-go lives, are creating this demand for convenience. Manufacturers providing these packaged products are…
21 Sep 2017
3 Ways to Improve Packaging Line Flexibility for Increased Production
Jim Cahill
You only have to walk down a supermarket isle to appreciate the diversity in the packaged goods we purchase. What was once a choice of glass jars or cans for many products now includes re-sealable bags, individual packaged servings, packaging made with recyclable feedstock, etc. Consumers, with their busy on-the-go lives, are creating this demand for convenience. Manufacturers providing these packaged products are…
21 Sep 2017
3 Ways to Improve Packaging Line Flexibility for Increased Production
Jim Cahill
You only have to walk down a supermarket isle to appreciate the diversity in the packaged goods we purchase. What was once a choice of glass jars or cans for many products now includes re-sealable bags, individual packaged servings, packaging made with recyclable feedstock, etc. Consumers, with their busy on-the-go lives, are creating this demand for convenience. Manufacturers providing these packaged products are…
21 Sep 2017
Applying the ISA88 Model to Clean In Place Operations
Jim Cahill
Every industry has its special jargon that is like a secret handshake. If you’re an insider, you can quickly spot the outsiders based upon their understanding of your industry’s jargon and acronyms. For instance, my background was in the offshore oil and gas business back in the mid ’80s. We had jargon like pigging (to clean out pipes) and Christmas trees (fittings and valves on the top of well casing which control the…
9 Jan 2009
Applying the ISA88 Model to Clean In Place Operations
Jim Cahill
Every industry has its special jargon that is like a secret handshake. If you’re an insider, you can quickly spot the outsiders based upon their understanding of your industry’s jargon and acronyms. For instance, my background was in the offshore oil...
9 Jan 2009
Applying the ISA88 Model to Clean In Place Operations
Jim Cahill
Every industry has its special jargon that is like a secret handshake. If you’re an insider, you can quickly spot the outsiders based upon their understanding of your industry’s jargon and acronyms. For instance, my background was in the offshore oil and gas business back in the mid ’80s. We had jargon like pigging (to clean out pipes) and Christmas trees (fittings and valves on the top of well casing which control the…
9 Jan 2009
Controlling 3-Way Flow in Temperature Applications
Jim Cahill
Emerson’s Fisher division recently announced a new three-way, temperature-control valve and actuator system. The release highlighted its potential use by process manufacturers: The new GX 3-way has the ability to accurately control the temperature of...
6 Nov 2008
Stainless Steel Transmitter Housings for Corrosive Environments
Jim Cahill
Recently, one of my RSS feeds alerted me to a new Micro Motion 2400S transmitter packaged in stainless steel for the ELITE Coriolis flow and density meter line. This 316L stainless steel packaging is: Rated to IP66 and IP67, the corrosion resistant stainless steel housing is ideal for applications where instruments are subjected to regular caustic wash-downs, which are typically found in the food, beverage and life…
13 Aug 2008
Stainless Steel Transmitter Housings for Corrosive Environments
Jim Cahill
Recently, one of my RSS feeds alerted me to a new Micro Motion 2400S transmitter packaged in stainless steel for the ELITE Coriolis flow and density meter line. This 316L stainless steel packaging is: Rated to IP66 and IP67, the corrosion resistant stainless steel housing is ideal for applications where instruments are subjected to regular caustic wash-downs, which are typically found in the food, beverage and life…
13 Aug 2008
Stainless Steel Transmitter Housings for Corrosive Environments
Jim Cahill
Recently, one of my RSS feeds alerted me to a new Micro Motion 2400S transmitter packaged in stainless steel for the ELITE Coriolis flow and density meter line. This 316L stainless steel packaging is: Rated to IP66 and IP67, the corrosion resistant stainless...
13 Aug 2008
Stainless Steel Transmitter Housings for Corrosive Environments
Jim Cahill
Recently, one of my RSS feeds alerted me to a new Micro Motion 2400S transmitter packaged in stainless steel for the ELITE Coriolis flow and density meter line. This 316L stainless steel packaging is: Rated to IP66 and IP67, the corrosion resistant stainless steel housing is ideal for applications where instruments are subjected to regular caustic wash-downs, which are typically found in the food, beverage and life…
13 Aug 2008
Evaluating DCS Modernization Options
Jim Cahill
An oft-cited number when discussing the topic of distributed control system (DCS) modernization is $65 billion. This was the size of the installed base systems reaching their end of their useful lives from an ARC Advisory Group study conducted several years ago. Emerson’s Cody Long , a migration/modernization consultant, visited a Latin American sugar mill. This mill had two different, non-Emerson distributed control…
20 Jun 2008
Evaluating DCS Modernization Options
Jim Cahill
An oft-cited number when discussing the topic of distributed control system (DCS) modernization is $65 billion. This was the size of the installed base systems reaching their end of their useful lives from an ARC Advisory Group study conducted several years ago. Emerson’s Cody Long , a migration/modernization consultant, visited a Latin American sugar mill. This mill had two different, non-Emerson distributed control…
20 Jun 2008
Evaluating DCS Modernization Options
Jim Cahill
An oft-cited number when discussing the topic of distributed control system (DCS) modernization is $65 billion. This was the size of the installed base systems reaching their end of their useful lives from an ARC Advisory Group study conducted several...
20 Jun 2008
Evaluating DCS Modernization Options
Jim Cahill
An oft-cited number when discussing the topic of distributed control system (DCS) modernization is $65 billion. This was the size of the installed base systems reaching their end of their useful lives from an ARC Advisory Group study conducted several years ago. Emerson’s Cody Long , a migration/modernization consultant, visited a Latin American sugar mill. This mill had two different, non-Emerson distributed control…
20 Jun 2008
Applying Advanced Control in Batch Applications
Jim Cahill
Continuous manufacturing processes have long benefited from the application of advanced process control (APC) in their processes to improve upon their regulatory control. Batch manufacturing processes have recently been able to take advantage of these technologies. I received an email the other from Lou Heavner , part of Emerson’s Advanced Applied Technologies team. We’ve featured Lou’s work here a few times in the past…
7 Mar 2008
Applying Advanced Control in Batch Applications
Jim Cahill
Continuous manufacturing processes have long benefited from the application of advanced process control (APC) in their processes to improve upon their regulatory control. Batch manufacturing processes have recently been able to take advantage of these...
7 Mar 2008
Applying Advanced Control in Batch Applications
Jim Cahill
Continuous manufacturing processes have long benefited from the application of advanced process control (APC) in their processes to improve upon their regulatory control. Batch manufacturing processes have recently been able to take advantage of these technologies. I received an email the other from Lou Heavner , part of Emerson’s Advanced Applied Technologies team. We’ve featured Lou’s work here a few times in the past…
7 Mar 2008
Better Decisions through Process Data Migration and Consolidation
Jim Cahill
As competitive pressures drive process manufacturers to run their processes more efficiently, a key area of focus is to improve the management of data from various sources. Better, more timely decisions come from better data. I spoke with one of our Life Sciences /Food & Beverage industry senior manufacturing consultants and data management experts, Gary Silverman about this need to consolidate and migrate data. He cited…
3 Mar 2006
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