Wastewater management is a critical issue to face in today’s industry. In this article, Surendra Mappana explains how dedicated water automation products are helping industrial water users and utilities address the key challenges
“The only source of knowledge is experience”, stated Albert Einstein. Siemens’ experience in radar and ultrasonic technology allowed end user companies to achieve good performance thanks to reliable and precise level measurement
To create precise gas concentrations from high parts per million (PPM) to low parts per billion (PPB)
Industrial Ethernet can bridge IT and OT, being appropriate for MES, most controllers and user interfaces, and many field applications
It can handle any type of packing operation including atmospheric sealing
offers enhanced focusing
based on SAW technology
is compact and easy to use
- safety facilities for the food industry
for hydraulic machines and systems
offers useable volume of 40-100l
automates heavy duty valve applications
pinpoints leaks of VOCs
supports industrial rugged analog communication
for humidity and temperature
for the production of thin glass
a fossil-free energy supplier
with thermal imaging cameras
detect temperature differences smaller than 25mK
with ATEX approval
for safe real-time detection of carbon monoxide
with flow indicator
for the smallest of spaces
for hygienic processes
with processing electronics integrated into the M12x1-connector
with touch-screen technology
needs no separate controller
for harsh environments
Steel, iron or plastic pipes; sludge, sand, acids or tar: FLUXUS® is up to the task challenge!
for critical leak-testing
with high switch accuracy for fluids
measuring technology
LEU Anlagenbau, a swiss manufacturer of cheese care robots and cheeses slicing machines uses safety PLCs, two-hand control devices and non-contact sensors to ensure the safety and reliability of their devices
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