Canadian PROCESS EQUIPMENT & CONTROL NEWS
The staff are moving into Endress+Hauser’s Customer Experience Centre today, the company’s new $28-million platform in Canada for showcasing its best-in-class instrumentation technology.
In many cases, industrial process plants include hundreds or even thousands of measuring devices. Particularly for basic applications, demands for simplicity in commissioning, operation and maintenance have increased significantly in recent years.
Endress+Hauser of Burlington, ON, has assumed sales responsibility in Canada for the Kaiser Raman spectrographic instrumentation portfolio from Kaiser Optical Systems, Inc. The handover coincides with the introduction of the next-level, embedded Kaiser Raman Rxn analyzer suite, featuring intuitive Raman RunTime control software for 24/7 connectivity to critical data.
Endress+Hauser has developed the battery-powered Proline Promag W 800 electromagnetic flowmeter. The unit is suitable for applications such as fresh and process water that is often piped significant distances through remote areas where there is no possibility of providing flow measurement devices with energy or data transfer capability via power or land lines.
Endress+Hauser Group, in keeping with its role as global leader in measurement instrumentation, is conducting an employee-led program to increase the participation of women at all levels in the company.
Endress+Hauser has announced the Proline Prosonic Flow P 500 measuring system with what is said to be a world-first FlowDC functionality built in. This means this clamp-on measurement technology also can be employed with that same high reliability on constricted pipeline networks with minimal straight line inlet runs and disturbed flow, the company says.
Endress+Hauser Canada has introduced the Proline t-mass F/I 300/500 flowmeter series that is said to provide additional benefits like bidirectional measurement and reverse flow detection. The flowmeters are used in a wide range of process industries for pure gases and gas mixtures like measuring flare stack and flue gases in HVAC, for utilities in monitoring air, oxygen, nitrogen or argon or in the food and beverage industry for consumption of natural gas or for carbon dioxide measurement.
Endress+Hauser Group has weathered the crisis year 2020 in good shape, according to the company. However, the Switzerland-based group’s consolidated sales fell – strongly influenced by exchange rate effects – by almost 3 percent to just under €2.6 billion.
The Endress+Hauser TMT142B HART 7 smart temperature transmitter incorporates Bluetooth wireless communications that is said to be a world-first for this class of field devices to make operating, parameterizing and maintaining the unit extremely user friendly.
The Endress+Hauser Gammapilot FMG50 level measurement device incorporates a 2-wire compact transmitter that requires only a fraction of the energy of its predecessor to achieve comparable measurement performance.
