Juergen Kerndlmaier

My name is Jürgen Kerndlmaier. I am working for Yokogawa in the PCI sales department for more than three years. My field of activity is South/East Bavaria where I am responsible as sales engineer for the distribution of PCI instrumentation. During more than 35 years of professional activity in the field of measurement and control technology, I had the opportunity to acquire various expertise in the field of cavitation. Especially projects in hydroelectric power plant technology to prevent cavitation damage, as well as many years of experience in the field of control valves has helped me to understand Yokogawa’s system-specific solution and create this article.

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Automation August 28, 2019

Early detection of pump cavitation – IIoT makes it possible Part 2

In Part One of this article, you learned how cavitation occurs. In the second part, you will get to know how cavitation can be detected in an early stage. To protect pumps more effectively, therefore, they should be monitored. Unfortunately,…

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Automation August 27, 2019

Early detection of pump cavitation – IIoT makes it possible Part 1

By using an IIoT application to precisely evaluate the data captured by differential pressure transmitters, it is possible to detect pump cavitation while it is still at a very early stage. Pumps used in process and production plants are often…

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