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Pulsar ultrasonics are no slouch to sludge

Wessex Water is reporting success with seven new sludge blanket monitors, from Pulsar Process Measurement, at its Christchurch sewage treatment works.

On the level

Last year, we began a series of features on instrumentation and control, aimed at helping plant engineers to skill-up. In the first feature we covered pressure and flow equipment. In this second piece, we move on to level instruments - choices, sizing and what works best and why.

Swedish tank farm stays safe with Emerson wireless

FH Tank Storage is using Emerson Process Management's Rosemount wireless level and pressure transmitters to provide overspill protection at its 13,000m3 68-tank Kalmar storage terminal, in Sweden.

Taking control

Plant engineers wedded to particular instrument and control types might do well to widen the net. Brian Tinham examines recent developments in instrumentation and control

Manifolds cut time and cost of dp level installation by 85%

A highly integrated manifold concept is offering plant engineers a radically simpler means of installing level measurement instrumentation to process tanks and vessels.

Sense of purpose

It's instructive to find that, even in 2013, new sensing technologies are being developed that can transform industrial measurements.

Staying skilled

All forms of engineering require precision. Technological advancements are aiding employees with their measurement work, but learning and retaining practical measurement skills is also a must, as Adam Offord discovers

Going with the flow

Water treatment plants are facing increasing legislative and operational pressures Brian Tinham looks at some of their engineering solutions

Absolute Energy improves plant operations with guided wave radar

Absolute Energy is reporting increased uptime and reduced energy costs since changing to Emerson's Rosemount guided wave radar to monitor water level in a condensate receiver.

Ultrasonics solve level problems at Ayr Pumping Station

Scottish Water is reporting success with non-contacting ultrasonic level measurement equipment that has resolved a difficult deep-well measurement issue.