New Literature
Automated valves
Assured Automation has published an eBook titled Automated Valves: Optimization of Process Control and Profits. The eBook is a compilation of educational articles written by process engineering expert Günter Öxler. The book provides useful guidance for engineers who are designing for efficiency and cost-containment. Sample topics include Process control valve operation under power shut-down / black-out conditions; How to design process valves with adjustable speed control for the opening and closing sequence; and How to operate valves absolutely fail-safe without a power supply or control system.Assured Automation http://assuredautomation.com/news-and-training/actuated-valve-ebook/Flow products
Sealing systems
The Garlock family of companies' website now features improved functionality and faster, easier access to information. While detailed product information is still provided, the focus of the site has shifted to industries served, including sealing solutions for typical applications in aerospace, chemical processing, oil and gas, power generation, pharmaceutical processing, primary metals production and pulp and paper.
Garlock Family of Companies
www.garlock.com
Liquid analysis
TOC monitoring
Mettler Toledo Process Analytics Division has published a white paper entitled "Improving Water System Performance - Continuous Real-Time TOC Measurements." This paper discusses the importance of rapid, continuous and reliable TOC (total organic carbon) measurement and control for critical water release in pharmaceutical manufacturing. A Real Time Release, continuous flow TOC sensor provides rapid response in real time to respond to and divert contaminated water, ensuring end users are receiving good quality water for production.
Mettler Toledo Thornton
www.mt.com
Flow meters
Monitoring products
Oil, water analysis
A White Paper entitled, "Will Your Oil in Water Analysis Method Match the Regulatory Method?" was recently published by Wilks Enterprise. The paper discusses a number of factors that need to be considered when comparing oil and grease in water methods. These include methods that may measure different properties of oil, precision and bias statements for each oil in water method, operator errors, obtaining grab samples, and sample disparities.
Wilks Enterprise Inc.
www.wilksir.com