The HART Communication Foundation (HCF) provides these free courses on its website, www.hartcomm.org: HART Basics — what it is and how it works, including wiring and installation concepts; HART Applications — how to get and use HART data and benefit from real-time integration with control, safety and asset-management systems; and HART in All Phases of the Plant Life Cycle — how HART technology delivers benefits from planning and engineering to asset productivity.
“Excellence in Solutions — Products — Service” describes various nuclear-qualified products, including temperature sensors, temperature transmitters, thermowells, pressure transmitters, and analog fiber optic data links and contact closures. It is available in English, French and Chinese.
This 28-page catalog has been updated to highlight the range of the TRACE capillary gas chromatography (GC) columns and consumables. It provides a complete guide to how the company’s products assist each aspect of chromatographic analysis. It highlights the range of conditions over which the columns are applicable, and gives specifications, USP listings, ordering tables, applications, and chromatograms for each column.
A new line of literature — consisting of an informative folder, a line card with important contact information, and an all-inclusive booklet outlining the company’s capabilities — introduces the firm’s new “Analyze It. Prove It.” theme. The booklet features a color layout of various instruments and how they can optimize performance, productivity and profitability. It also covers PlantWeb digital plant architecture, and systems for environmental analysis, plant optimization and combustion analysis.
The Matrix total control system is the subject of this new brochure, which provides detailed descriptions and customer testimonials of how the Matrix is in use in gas plants, oil and gas, boiler control, biotech and pharmaceutical, chemical and petrochemical, cement, and water and waste applications, among others. Also included is information about the company’s latest development, Matrix SafetyNet, a SIL-2-rated safety system that enables the user to build emergency shutdown (ESD) and fire and gas (F&G) systems on the same platform as the process control system.
The redesigned MagneStar magnetic liquid-level gage is featured in this brochure. The literature explains the gage’s principle of operation, which is based on a custom-designed float and magnetically coupled indicator. It provides product specifications such as mounting configurations, indicator styles and materials of construction, as well as options such as continuous level transmitters and point level switches.
This white paper details how chemical inventory systems (CIS) deliver real-time, accurate information about inventory status to ensure greater cost control while supporting validation requirements.
Hypersil GOLD high-pressure liquid chromatography (HPLC) columns now come in a new 1.9-µm particle size model, in addition to the 3-, 5- and 8-µm columns already available. The smaller particle size allows higher separation efficiency and improved peak capacity, enabling the accurate detection and quantification of lower concentrations of analytes. Dimensions are optimized for high-throughput analysis, and include 20-, 30- and 50-mm lengths and 2.1 to 4.6 mm i.d., as well as 10- and 20-mm Javelin columns.
The S-PRO 3200 series of turn-key gas chromatography (GC) systems are pulsed flame photometric detector (PFPD)-based units that provide parts-per-billion sulfur analysis of both gaseous and liquefied petroleum gas samples. They can generate their own sulfur standards using an integrated permeation tube oven, which provides stable, NIST-traceable, multiple low-level sulfur standards for calibration or quality- control check samples. This eliminates the costs and errors common with sulfur standards in gas cylinders.
FireView is a hybrid analyzer that combines in situ and extractive sensors to generate the complete oxygen, carbon monoxide and nitrous oxides profile essential for optimizing combustion in fossil-fuel-fired boilers, furnaces, reformers and process heaters. Unlike conventional analyzers, it uses a hightemperature probe to directly measure O2 and temperature in the combustion chamber, which also serves as a sample port for extractive CO and NOx analysis.
