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Digital twin benefits for process manufacturers

Control Engineering

Individual point solutions with digital twins do exist today, serving different purposes such as fit-for-purpose simulation models and individual data sources. The post Digital twin benefits for process manufacturers appeared first on Control Engineering.

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Improving sustainability with advanced analytics applications

Control Engineering

Analytics insights Sustainability has been recognized as an area of significant importance in the process industries, but many organizations face challenges accessing and connecting data from siloed systems. Benchmarking is invaluable when identifying performance targets, which are often derived from plant models, simulators and optimizers.

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How open process automation will shape the future of pump control

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It would be built on an open platform that supports application development in a variety of programming environments from different sources. Data sharing: Open platforms enable data sharing across different systems and applications essential for process optimization and greater efficiencies.

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Taking a different approach to DCS upgrades

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The traditional DCS has reached a point of diminishing returns as a source of unlocking major incremental value (flexibility and agility) for transitioning to digital and autonomous operations.

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Robot integration ease of use a priority

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This is because every robot manufacturer today brings its own world of automation with it, including hardware and software, specific programming know-how, interfaces, controllers, operating devices, engineering systems, etc. Source: Profinet.

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Engineers fabricate a chip-free, wireless electronic skin

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But these conventional chips and power sources will likely be too bulky for next-generation chip-free sensors, which are taking on smaller, thinner and more flexible forms. Most wireless sensors today communicate via embedded Bluetooth chips that are powered by small batteries.

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Silk developed as alternative to some microplastics

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Much of the burden of environmental microplastics comes from other sources, such as the degradation over time of larger plastic objects such as bottles and packaging, and from the wear of car tires. Each of these sources may require its own kind of solutions for reducing its spread, Marelli said.

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