Catchin' up

    June 28, 2005
    I've been blogging rather raggedly for the last week or so, mainly because I've been trying to get the July issue of CONTROL to the printer. Not having a managing editor right now (thank you, Siemens, for pirating my excellent managing editor, Steve Kuehn) it has been just loads of fun. The issue is off to the press now, and I can catch up on stuff. I stopped blogging last week right in the middle of the ARC conference on interoperability, which is where I met Ron Monday (see the previous item ...
    I've been blogging rather raggedly for the last week or so, mainly because I've been trying to get the July issue of CONTROL to the printer. Not having a managing editor right now (thank you, Siemens, for pirating my excellent managing editor, Steve Kuehn) it has been just loads of fun. The issue is off to the press now, and I can catch up on stuff. I stopped blogging last week right in the middle of the ARC conference on interoperability, which is where I met Ron Monday (see the previous item in the blog) and started to get updated on the state of interoperability. I will be posting my comments on the ARC meeting, and on the concept of interoperability and what it means for the plant of the future (yes, I am writing an article of the same name for the cover story of the August issue of CONTROL) in the next few days. The long holiday weekend will likely give me a chance to catch up. Also, I want to talk some more about system integrators, and how they make their living. Walt

    Continue Reading

    Sponsored Recommendations

    Municipalities are utilizing inline total solids measurements to enhance sludge thickening, lower polymer usage and cut operational expenses.
    Carbon dioxide is increasingly recognized as a vital resource with significant economic potential. While the conversion of carbon dioxide into products is still in its infancy...
    Discover our wide range of temperature transmitters that convert sensor signals from RTDs and thermocouples into stable and standardized output signals!
    An innovative amine absorption-based carbon capture process enables retrofitting of existing industrial facilities to reduce emissions in hard-to-abate sectors, with advanced ...