
ProcessNews, Edition 04/06
| Power station emissions must not only meet exactly defined limits. The EN 14181 norm also requires that the implemented measuring devices come with documented quality, and that specific quality assurance levels (QALs) are consistently met – a challenge that the Vattenfall power stations in Berlin will meet with Ultramat 23 continuous gas analyzer systems. more |
ProcessNews, Edition 04/06
| In the Chinese glass industry, where heavy oil can easily account for as much as one-third of the total pro-duction costs in one day, the measure-ment of fuel oil is a very important factor. By using Sitrans F C Coriolis flowmeters, this oil consumption can be reduced through a more reliable and precise fuel rate measurement, yielding considerable econominc savings. more |
ProcessNews, Edition 04/06
| Dear readers! This year, Siemens looks back on 150 years in the glass industry. In 1856, Friedrich Siemens invented the regenerative furnace, which is still used to manufacture glass today, and a short time later took over the management of the Dresden glassworks. Thanks to innovative technologies and ideas, this factory would go on to revolutionize glass production and remain in operation almost without interruption into the 20th century. This long tradition of working with glass is an added incentive for us to prove ourselves again and again as a competent, innovative and reliable partner to our customers in the glass industry. more |
ProcessNews, Edition 04/06
| Spain’s Grupo Leche Pascual Alimentación incorporates the activities of production, distribution and commercialization of milk, dairy products, juices, breakfast cereals, mineral water, egg derivatives, soft drinks and animal feed, more than 300 products in all. Superior quality in every single one of these products is the defining characteristic of the company, quality that it now achieves and maintains with the help of RFID technology and Simatic IT process control. more |
ProcessNews, Edition 04/06
| Through targeted acquisitions and the advancement of technologies and equipment, Siemens has been expanding its offer in the field of process instrumentation for years. It now has one of the most extensive lines of equipment for almost all measurement and monitoring tasks in process applications. The latest additions to the portfolio: clamp-on ultrasonic flow instruments as well as new temperature and pressure transmitters. more |
ProcessNews, Edition 04/06
| When the leading Turkish glass manufacturer Sisecam decided to build a new glass plant in the northwestern Bulgarian town of Targovishte, it turned to Siemens to handle the complete power engineering. The new plant offered Siemens an excellent opportunity to demonstrate its unique competence as a “one-stop shop” with a comprehensive portfolio of products and solutions. more |
ProcessNews, Edition 04/06
| MDI Schott Advanced Processing GmbH has developed a laser scribing technique for display manufacture that is far superior to mechanical glass cutting. A key prerequisite for the splinter-free “scribing,” which can be performed in clean rooms, is a very flexible control and drive technology. more |
ProcessNews, Edition 04/06
| The St. Gallen waste incineration plant was modernized several times within the past 20 years and was equipped with state-of-the-art process technology. Recently, the entire control technology was upgraded. The city of St. Gallen wanted to modernize its waste incineration plant with as little interruption to the operation as possible, and also wished to retain the existing field devices. The Siemens Solution Provider SAR was easily able to fulfill these requirements with the Simatic PCS 7 process control system. more |
ProcessNews, Edition 04/06
| The long established Siemens partner Orbital recently sold 22 MicroSAM and seven Maxum process gas chromatographs to National Grid. National Grid owns and operates the Natural Gas transmission system in the United Kingdom. more |
ProcessNews, Edition 04/06
| With the Sitrans LR 400 noncontact filling-level measuring instruments, the Ammerland dairy found the ideal solution for a highly demanding measuring task in silos used for milk and whey powder. more |
ProcessNews, Edition 04/06
| Novocol Pharmaceutical of Canada needed a new and technically advanced water system for a recent plant expansion project. A manufacturer of dental anesthetics, Novocol required an additional 2.95 cubic meters per hour of purified water. The new water treatment system design had to meet cGMP standards and also meet United States Pharmacopoeia (USP) requirements for water quality. Novocol selected the PreVUE system from Siemens Water Technologies, because it offers a complete pre-tested design with validation documentation package as well as an integrated and automated design. more |
ProcessNews, Edition 04/06
| A high level of automation has made the Garzweiler lignite opencast mine of RWE Power AG one of the most cost-effective opencast mining operations in Europe. This summer saw the transfer to the adjacent Garzweiler II mining field. The backbone of the system is the new operation control system at the Jackerath belt collection node. From here, all processes are monitored and controlled by the Simatic PCS 7 process control system. more |
ProcessNews, Edition 04/06
| Rapid replenishment of salt in silos and bulk storage of highway maintenance depots and local authorities is a basic prerequisite for reliable winter service. Orders must be handled quickly to ensure prompt delivery of the salt. more |
ProcessNews, Edition 04/06
| The smart valve positioners of the Sipart family enable customers to exploit the power of advanced performance and embedded diagnostics in a number of applications. This has also been the experience of Belgium-based Sibelco, the world’s leading provider of quartz sand and related products. more |
ProcessNews, Edition 04/06
| Siemens recently received an extensive order for the delivery of process analytics systems for the large-scale Sharq polyethylene plant in Saudi Arabia. Linde KCA Dresden is responsible for planning, purchasing, installing and commissioning the system. more |
ProcessNews, Edition 04/06
| With the good results from a previous project as proof of the company’s system and project capabilities, Siemens was a strong contender for the task to equip a Quinn Glass brownfield glass bottle plant at Ince in Great Britain. An experienced project team, glass industry expertise and a redundant system solution to ensure continuous plant operation were other factors that convinced Quinn Glass to choose Siemens and Simatic PCS 7 once again – a decision they have not regretted. more |
ProcessNews, Edition 04/06
| Rhein Chemie was looking for a radar level measuring instrument to meet the varying requirements of an agitated multipurpose reactor. A Sitrans LR 300 level-measuring device with intelligent software proved to be an ideal solution. more |
ProcessNews, Edition 04/06
| For the Long Lake Project in Canada, Siemens will supply equipment for treating a soot waste stream from oil sands upgrading. The 60-million-US-dollar system will reduce the waste stream by up to 90 percent, significantly reducing costs associated with landfill disposal and waste. more |
ProcessNews, Edition 04/06
| The cooperation agreement between Siemens and China Luoyang Float Glass group, signed in 2004 during the International Glass Exhibition in Beijing, has netted first positive results. The company, a major Chinese float glass manufacturer, was awarded a government contract to build a ultrathin float glass plant in China. The contract proved to be beneficial for Siemens as well. Similar to four other Luoyang float glass operations, the plant will be equipped with Simatic PCS 7 technology. more |
ProcessNews, Edition 04/06
| Roche in Basel recently built a multipurpose plant with a 400-liter train and newly designed mill area that allow the handling of high potency substances. The production of the ingredients is controlled by Simatic PCS 7 and Simatic Batch. The Siemens solution partner Controlmatic GmbH performed the software engineering using the Roche module technology. more |
ProcessNews, Edition 04/06
| The glass industry is increasingly replacing application-specific control engineering with mechatronic solutions that increase productivity. The Czech company Sklostroj Turnov CZ c.r.o. recently introduced Simotion and Sinamics automation and drive platforms on its IS machines. Thanks to its real time capability and scalability, the system is ideal for controlling complex multi-axis machines in container glass production. more |
ProcessNews, Edition 04/06
| A-Bio Pharma Pte Ltd is one of Asia’s pioneering biologics contract manufacturers. Based in Singapore, the company can rely on a superior business and manufacturing infrastructure as well as a rapidly growing biomedical sciences cluster in the island state. A-Bio’s objective is to become the preferred manufacturing partner for pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies seeking to bring products to market in a timely and cost-effective manner. more |
ProcessNews, Edition 04/06
| The most modern brewery in Europe is the Stiegl brewery in Salzburg, Austria. As a new building project, the plant has the latest-generation of technical brewing equipment. All components, from the lauter tun to the integrated automation and the recipe management system, are optimally aligned. In short, with the new brewery, Stiegl sets the standard for the future – for more growth, greater productivity and more consistent quality. more |
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