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How to Avoid Common Sensor and Gauge Calibration Malfunctions

Sensors and gauges are found in almost every manufacturing and industrial facility; they’re used to measure a wide range of variables. When functioning as expected, the work done by these sensors often goes unnoticed. However, in the event of a malfunction, disruptions in the workflow are almost always evident.

Tips for New Recruits Entering the Drilling Industry

As one of the leading process instrumentation providers in the US and Canada, we often meet new recruits at conventions and during training sessions on correct process instrumentation usage. Meeting eager, new faces that will soon become foremost authorities in the industry is something we always look forward to.

4 Tips to Avoid Slips, Trips, and Falls at the Workplace

Slips, trips, and falls are some of the most common types of workplace accidents that directly impact productivity and leads to high compensation costs. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), about 25% of all injuries in the workplace can be traced back to slips, trips, and falls.

3 Digital Transformation Myths Debunked

The industrial internet of things (IIoT) has recently been propelled into the limelight, with many industry experts discussing how it can lead to digital transformation that can drive innovation, advance operations, and increase competitiveness.

Process Instrumentation and Control Engineering in Ethanol Production

From the receipt of delivery materials to shipping of the final product, a substantial number of measuring tasks are carried out continuously at any ethanol manufacturing plant. Choosing the right process instrumentation is essential for the efficiency of operations at the plant. Additionally, any process instrumentation tools added should meet the technical specifications and safety requirements of the setup.

Executing a Commissioning Plan for Process Instrumentation

The testing and commissioning phase is critical for any company that uses process instrumentation equipment. The final product must meet industry needs, along with the required specification of the project or process. A well-thought-out plan enhances the chances of a successful installation within pre-set timelines. Plus, you can benefit from increased customer satisfaction and lower supplier costs.

What It’s Like to Work On an Offshore Oil Rig

With 30 percent of global oil production generated by offshore drilling, offshore oil rigs are a major source of crude oil production across the world. Over the last decade, offshore rig activity has gradually increased, leading to a greater demand for skilled technicians on these platforms.

Rig Instrumentation Technology: Facilitating Efficient Drilling Operations

In the past, information that was critical to safe and efficient drilling operations was often difficult to access and analyze. Dispersed collection points and large amounts of data in the form of morning reports, mud reports, circular charts, drill recorder charts, tour reports, and mud logs made it difficult to develop meaningful insights.

Plant Asset Management: How to Increase Equipment Service Life

The heavy-duty machinery that’s used in drilling and well-servicing operations is often costly to repair and replace. As such, plant managers are always looking for ways to effectively enhance the useful life of drilling equipment.

The History and Development of Process Instrumentation

Process instrumentation is a collective term for the sensors that are used to measure, indicate, and record physical quantities. As the foundation for process control, these instruments are routinely modified and developed to improve their accuracy, capability, reliability, and cost.