The thin line between IT and OT
IT and OT systems in many industries are being categorized as mission critical systems based on
Automation
Open system architecture – security without compromise
Be open to new technologies but without compromising security. Dr. Krauss, BASF, says a whole lot more in his interview on NAMUR Open Architecture at the <a href="http://www.namur.net/index.php?id=208&tx_ttnews[tt_news]NAMUR Annual General Meeting 2016[/ot-link]. However, this short statement captures it in a…
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The NAMUR AGM 2016 in 4 min: 650 participants and much, much know-how
This video reviews the NAMUR Annual General Meeting in 4 minutes. Check out, watch the video. Did you enjoyed the NAMUR AGM 2016? What did you like the most? Leave a comment.
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The smarter way to analyze water and steam
SWAS – Steam and Water Analytical System analysis stations for monitoring water and steam quality, e.g. in power generation Lots of energy and heat Industrial processes frequently necessitate large quantities of energy and heat that may well have to be…
Process capable laser spectrometry – fast, reliable, selective
Process capability – isn’t that something you tend to take for granted in measuring instruments that are used directly in the process? Yes, strictly speaking it is. But what exactly does “strictly speaking” mean in this context? Analytical procedures can…
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Batch Process, Standardization, Flexibility
Pick the odd one out: Answer: …………………………………………………….. “a person or thing that is different from or kept apart from others that form a group or set” is the definition given by Cambridge dictionary for ‘the odd one out’. I would…
NAMUR workshop: the process capable TDLS
Our expert Werner Worringen explains, the Yokogawa technology meets the process capability requirements here in every respect. TDLS is an established process analytical technology that by broad consensus – including NAMUR – holds significant potential for more new applications Werner…
“Modular automation” – do we really need it?
Computers moved in In the late eighties and early nineties, computer technology gradually gained a foothold in offices and living rooms on a large scale with the advent of the 286 generation of PCs. That happened mainly because the technology…
Here comes the solution. But what’s the actual problem?
Grandma and the 4K UHD TV Do you often get the feeling too that we’re confronted with solutions for which we haven’t even got a problem? Or with solutions to meet needs that don’t actually exist? Is there anyone out…
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