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    If there's a common theme among this year's inductees into Control's Process Automation Hall of Fame, it's that they've witnessed and been integral in the evolution of the use of computer power in process control. As this data processing technology grew, new ideas were more easily explored. Each says the rise of computer power aided their work immensely and their ability to advance their unique ideas.
    10 Resources For Making Intrinsic Safety Inherent
    Jim Montague
    April 19, 2023
    Control’s monthly resources guide
    Don't Lean On Labels
    Jim Montague
    April 18, 2023
    Specifics and accurate definitions enable clearer thinking
    The training center at VEGA Americas’ new headquarters in Mason, Ohio, has three tanks and devices for level and flow testing, so everyone from customers and professional engineers to grade school STEM and college students can learn about through-air radar, guided-wave radar (GWR), vibration switching, capacitance, pressure and other level-measurement technologies.
    April 13, 2023
    Level measurements using radar and guided-wave radar (GWR), along with other process control components, have added microprocessors, software and Ethernet networking over recent...
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    Len Vermillion
    April 12, 2023
    Carlos Enrique Garcia culminated a 36-year career as global discipline head for process control at Shell before he retired.
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    Len Vermillion
    April 11, 2023
    W. Harmon Ray is a chemical engineer, control theorist and applied mathematician, who served as a Vilas Research professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

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