Plant Engineering 2017 Product of the Year Winners
The 2017 award recipients represent the best in innovation
Testing steam trap stations by temperature
The relationship between steam pressure and temperature makes temperature measurement extremely helpful in understanding many different operating conditions of steam components in the steam and condensate system.
HVAC systems now run by the numbers
AHR Expo draws record crowd as focus turns to sensors and analytics.
Getting rid of VFD wires
The wireless revolution continues to impact sensors.
Electric devices provide a better connection to smart maintenance systems
Smart actuators provide the capability for variable maintenance functions. Smart actuators and other electrical devices lower maintenance and manufacturing costs.
Wireless tank level monitoring: Three key advantages
Properly monitoring and managing levels inside storage tanks can help owners and asset managers improve efficiencies and increase productivity and profitability. In this article, Fritz Cleveland shares three key advantages to wireless monitoring.
2017 Engineering Leader Under 40: Jim Riddle, 27
Industrial Engineer, Lenze, Uxbridge, Mass.
2017 Engineering Leader Under 40: Nishant Unnikrishnan, 39
Applications Engineer, Yaskawa America Inc., Waukegan, Ill.
2017 Engineering Leader Under 40: Marty Cwach, 39
Senior Product Manager – Sensors, Turck, Minneapolis
Safety concerns still a major roadblock for autonomous car market
In order for the driverless vehicle market revolution to take off and for the world to enjoy its advantages, the disadvantages of its technological shortages must be fixed.