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Predictive maintenance system uses web technology

By Staff -- Plant Engineering, 10/1/1999

Field Browser predictive maintenance system uses any web browser and internet computer to enable a user to view the status of all control valves on an easy-to-read screen. System sends error warnings and alerts automatically, 24-hr/day by web page, e-mail, or mobile phone anywhere in the world. It also creates an extensive database of critical valve performance trends for cost-effective maintenance planning. An informative brochure about the system is available from the developer.

Neles Controls

www.nelescontrols.com

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