As a complimentary technique to manual inspection methods, wireless corrosion monitoring can greatly enhance visibility into plant and asset health while also keeping personnel out of hazardous areas. In order to drive a plant to its maximum capability, operators must continuously monitor its corrosion risk in real time.
Part 2 of Marc Buttler's Emerson Exchange conference presentation was on regulatory and standards changes in US onshore custody transfer and fiscal measurement. API MPMS Ch. 4.8 – Operation of Proving Systems has recently opened to provide clarification on proving...
Trade associations play an important role in setting standards for their industry. A great example is the American Petroleum Institute (API). Just a sampling of important standards we've discussed here on the blog includes API 670 – Machinery Protection, API 682 –...
Hi—Chris Womack here again. In today's guest post, I'm back to talking about overfill protection and terminals. Specifically, I'm discussing a recent presentation that Emerson Global Sales Manager Johan Sandberg delivered to around 200 people at the June 4...
In the Emerson Exchange 365 community, I saw a new thread, Fundamentals of Electronic Flow Meter Design, Application & Implementation. It included a download link to a whitepaper with the same name by Emerson's Jim Griffeth. Jim is a member of the Remote...
In the news a while back was Emerson and Flow-Cal, maker of the leading natural gas accounting software. They introduced Coriolis-specific data integration to the FLOWCAL software. The purpose is: ...to enable direct interface of API Ch. 21.1-compliant Micro Motion...
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