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Chemical Engineering (May 2009)Fire & Gas in Safety SystemsIntegrating fire-and-gas detectors and mitigation systems into overall process safety control can help ensure fast responses to emergencies. By continuously monitoring for abnormal situations, such as a fire, and combustible or toxic gas releases, fire and gas (F&G) detection and mitigation systems are the linchpins to maintaining overall safety and operation of industrial facilities. Read the article.
Improving Energy Efficiency (May 2009)Quarter 2Major opportunities for energy efficiency and reduction of GHG emissions within a refinery/petrochemical complex are identified. Work process methodology for capturing these opportunities is proposed. Read the article.
Paper Making & Distribution (PMD) (March-April 2009)Unbeatable Combination Learn how JoutCon Oy in Finland uses Honeywell’s OptiVision to optimize paper and board sheet production. Read the article.
CSO Magazine (April 2009)Taking a Lesson in Federal Compliance from the Chemical IndustryHoneywell’s Jon Harmon says the industry’s response to CFATS provides a model for compliance with stringent federal security requirements. Read the article.
Hydrocarbon Engineering (April 2009)The First StepToday’s refiners face many challenges. However, technology driven solutions now exist that can address these challenges and help achieve energy optimization. Brendan Sheehan, Honeywell Process Solutions, and Xin Zhu, UOP, explore energy optimization in plant processes. Read the article.
Industrial Fire Journal (April 2009) Integrated StrategiesBy implementing an integrated fire and gas strategy based on the latest automation technology, plants can meet their plant safety and critical infrastructure protection requirements while ensuring operational and business readiness at project start-up, writes Kees Kemps, Senior Safety Consultant at Honeywell. Read the article.
Chemical Processing (April 2009)Adroitly Manage Alarms: Six Underutilized Techniques Can Provide Significant BenefitsEvery process plant of any significant size has an alarm system. At most sites, operators routinely work with control systems that have several thousand configured alarms and many plants have far too many alarm activations. Read the article by Peter Andow, principal consultant for advanced solutions with Honeywell Process Solutions, as he outlines six techniques that can play a significant part in enhancing alarm management.
Control (April 2009)Norm Gilsdorf speaks with Control magazineControl editor in chief Walt Boyes talks to Norm Gilsdorf about his role as HPS president. Listen to the interview.
Hydrocarbon Engineering (March 2009)Accelerating From Day OneRefineries and petrochemical plants are facing many challenges in these very uncertain times. While many companies are reducing or deferring capital expenditures, all companies are trying to ensure that available capital is spent effectively, that operational readiness is achieved as quickly as possible, and that full production is sustained. In this article, Pat Kelly of Honeywell Process Solutions discusses key technologies that can accelerate the design, start up and sustained safe operation of process units to improve operational readiness from day one. Read the article.
Process Automation and Control Engineering (PACE) (March 2009)Making a Smart Wireless DecisionWireless-enabled solutions are more than just avoiding the cost of a wire – they also turn valuable data into knowledge, helping plants keep their people, plant and environment safe and improving plant and asset reliability. Implementing wireless technology is a strategic choice. Read the article.
PROCESSWest (March 2009)Ethanol Blending: Displacing the myths - it doesn’t have to be expensive or complicated for terminal operationsImproving loading racks for ethanol blending doesn’t have to be expensive or complicated, depending on the solution the customer chooses. Read the article by Kathy West.
POWER (Feb 2009)Wireless Technology Unlocks PossibilitiesModern wireless systems improve productivity, monitoring activities, and safety at power plants by enabling the right people to be at the right place at the right time. Wireless technology can put hard-to-access process and asset information at your fingertips, wherever you are, to enable more accurate and timely decisions. Read the article by Jeff Becker.
Control (Feb. 2009)Honeywell Brings DCS Power to Small SitesIf small process applications can’t come to the distributed control system (DCS) mountain, then the DCS mountain needs to miniaturize, pull up stakes and go to the small process application. Read the article.
InTech (Jan 2009)Defense In Cyberspace: Beating cyber threats that target mesh networksFor industrial facilities, the increased vulnerability of the enterprise resulting from open wireless architectures, coupled with a rise in cyber attacks, has made electronic security a major concern. The Control Systems Security Program (CSSP) cyber researchers regularly evaluate new and introduced solutions. Their reviews suggest wireless solutions can be as secure as wired solutions, alleviating industry concerns. Read the article co-authored by Jeff Becker of Honeywell Process Solutions and Trent Nelson of Idaho National Laboratory.
Do PLCs Eliminate Need for a DCS?A PLC is viewed by many as a lower cost solution for process control, how does one view this?It is argued that more powerful PLC products coupled with new software tools provide an integrated process control system rivaling a DCS. Read the article.
Tanker Operator (Aug/Sept. 2008)Honeywell Builds on Enraf AcquisitionIt is just over a year since Honeywell agreed to buy Enraf Holding, a division of the privately held Dutch company - Enraf Instruments. Read the article that outlines advantages of the acquisition and provides a glimpse of what’s in store for the future of Honeywell Enraf. Read the article.
Running On TechnologyAutomation for efficiency and simulation for training in the evolving oilsands industryNew technologies are helping oilsands operators manage their data better, which reduces time and saves money, resulting in a better rate of return on their projects. This summer, Oilsands Review checked in with a few technology companies to hear about some of the latest and greatest initiatives. Read the article.
The Mining Chronicle Sweet results for Honeywell’s UniSim technology on Yarwun alumina refineryHoneywell’s Process Solutions business has been selected to upgrade and expand process control systems at Rio Tinto Alcan’s Yarwun alumina refinery in Queensland, Australia. Read the article.
Oilfield Technology (Sept. 2008)Safety and Security TrendsPhilippe Millette from Honeywell Process Solutions gives an overview of the benefits that can be gained from real time events and alerts, integrated command and control and wireless technology.
Tank Storage (Nov. 2008) Tuning Into WirelessProcess industries, including refineries and oil and chemical storage companies, are on the cusp of a new application of existing technology. For the daring storage company there is money to be saved and for equipment manufacturers producing this future-proof technology, there is money to be made. Read the article (add link here).
Hydrocarbon Engineering Aug 2008Supportive PartnershipsWhile regular maintenance and onsite support are critical to keeping plants running smoothly, a support strategy should live up to its name and be, simply put, strategic, including more than traditional maintenance. In this article, Jose Simon and John Baxtrem of Honeywell Process Solutions explain how to make support strategies truly strategic. Read the article
Paper Making & Distribution (July/Aug 2008)New Perspectives On Paper FormationImage analysis systems are offering ways in which paper porosity can be monitored in real time and the variables influencing formation can be better identified. Read the article by Antti Paavola, Honeywell Process Solutions Product Manager.
Logical ProcessHoneywell helped Stora Enso automate and optimize the logistics processes at its Langerbrugge mill in Belgium. Read the article.
Automation.com - Honeywell Gets Physical with SecurityWhile there is a great deal of legitimate concern about cyber security, many industrial facilities may be at high risk due to poor physical security. There is a need for a comprehensive security strategy for these facilities and other critical infrastructure. Honeywell Process Solutions’ industrial security initiatives go beyond cyber security to address physical plant security. Read the article by Bill Lydon from Automation.com, featuring an interview with Jon Harmon from Honeywell Process Solutions.
Industry Week OnlineFollowing the 33rd annual Honeywell Users Group Americas Symposium, Jack Bolick outlined what’s top-of-mind for process manufacturers. Read the article.
Pharmaceutical_Processing - May2008Understanding the Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Process: Tools and techniques to integrate PAT into your processThe PAT initiative aims to benefit the industry by supporting innovation and efficiency in the development, manufacturing and quality assurance of pharmaceuticals. Read the article by Mark Albano, Life Sciences Marketing Manager for Honeywell Process Solutions.
Chemical Engineering – May 2008Plant Security: The New Process Variable, Jon Harmon, Global Director of Critical Infrastructure Protection for Honeywell Process Solutions, explains how making security a “process variable” by integrating process control and security reduces risk more than independent systems. The ability to be aware of and respond to security incidents has become just as important as knowing how to respond to a process upset. Integrating security with process control and business systems provides comprehensive protection.
Industry Week OnlineThe Green Imperative for process industries Improve performance while reducing carbon emissions.The global marketplace is demanding greater and higher quality output of fuel, fertilizer, food, paper, power, pharmaceuticals, chemicals and other commodities. Can we continue to drive business performance to ever higher levels and maintain enterprise profitability while reducing energy use and emission?Read the article by Jack Bolick >>
Process Engineering – March/April 2008Dynamic Simulation Can Accelerate APC Payback Despite skepticism in some quarters, simulation is proving an effective tool for implementing advanced process control projects. Read the article >>
Petroleum Review – March 2008Fuelling the Wireless Revolution Jeff Becker, Global Wireless Business Director, Honeywell Process Solutions, explains how companies can truly begin to decode this new wireless world and choose which wireless solutions (if any) is the right one for them. Read the article >>
Upstream Technology – March 2008Production: Honeywell Open Systems Services With physical security, everybody understands the need to include the protection of key assets such as property, people and the environment. With cyber security, however, concerns are focused on the preservation of an entirely different set of key assets. Read the article >>
The Chemical Engineer - February 2008Brave New World Call it what you will: technology inflection, a revolution – there’s a change afoot for automation and control – a land of opportunity awaits in the brave new wireless world. Read the article from The Chemical Engineer discussing the pervasive potential of wireless plant technology. Read the article
Control Engineering – January 2008World Class System Integration Control Engineering recognizes the best in the business with the second annual System Integrator of the Year Awards. Read the article >>
Park Falls Herald--January 2008Flambeau River Papers LLC sets several all-time site production records Flambeau River Papers uses Honeywell equipment to set several all-time site production records in 2007
Industrial Management - Nov.Dec 2007Creating a Customer Focused Culture: The Honeywell Experience“Creating a Customer Focused Culture: The Honeywell Experience” by Jack Bolick, president of Honeywell Process Solutions, outlines how HPS was able to achieve unprecedented growth and regain leadership in the market. The foundation of this success was widespread and orchestrated cultural change that cultivated a dozen common behaviors that were rooted in five corporate initiatives. Read the article
Chemical Engineering – November 2007Going Wireless: Using wireless to optimize overall operations offers long term benefits for the bottom lineAs the chemical process industries (CPI) make the transition from communication protocols and systems that are cable-ready to those that are wireless, the conversation is changing. On the plant floor and in the executive suite, terms such as mesh network and interoperability bring new meaning to the manufacturing environment. Read the article.
Plant Engineering - October 2007Take an integrated, automated approach to holistic safetyFrom a plant fire to a faulty valve, industrial plants across the nation face a variety of potential, dangerous and costly incidents everyday. As a result, plant managers across the nation should be asking themselves: "Is my plant safe enough?" Read the article as Scott Hillman describes Honeywell’s integrated approach to holistic plant safety.
Petroleum Review – September 2007Solving the Bigger Problem Honeywell’s John Colpo, Strategy Leader for Oil and Gas Industry, argues that technology providers need to consolidate further and to streamline how technology is packaged and delivered in order to allow E&P operators to reach theoretical potential in productivity, growth and global citizenship.
Optimising the LNG supply chainRead the article on managing the complexity of the end-to-end supply chain for LNG.
Chem Processing - August 2007 Help Your Operators by P. Kelly
Integration of automated procedures into a DCS can ensure that operators execute procedures in the correct and validated way, increasing safety, efficiency and reliability.
ArabianBusiness.com - August 2007 Read the article from ArabianBusiness.com about industrial wireless applications, standards and challenges quoting Todor Todorov of Honeywell Process Solutions.
Plant Services - July 2007
Burner Management gets integrated in Texas
Alon selects Safety Manager from Honeywell to help them meet safety goals and NFPA standards at the Big Springs refinery
Repsol Wireless Case Study - July 2007Repsol wireless case study was covered in the Industrial Wireless Book email newsletter.
Petroleum Review – July 2007
Hellenic Case Study - Optimizing Process Performance
Article on how Honeywell's control and optimisation solution helped Hellenic improve process performance.
Petroleum Review – June 2007
Optimising the LNG Supply Chain
Describes a real world application where such an integrated supply chain solution is deployed.
Fluids Processing June 2007
Wireless Smoke Detection
Article on improvement requirements of smoke detection system of the warehouses at Hexion Specialty Chemicals.
Chemical Engineering June 2007
A New Approach to Corrosion Monitoring
Article on Corrosion Monitoring by Russ Kane of HPS.
Process Automation May/June 2007
Operator of the Future: Mission to Control
While process companies are investing in increasingly powerful control and automation systems, how many are equipping their operators with the skills needed to handle the technology? Patrick Raleigh reports. Article quotes Peter Andow of HPS
Integrated Safety: Safety, Cost and Principles
Patrick Raleigh reports on a vendor dust-up that is clouding the issues behind the integration of plant safety and control systems. Article quotes Scott Hillman of HPS.
Digital Energy Journal - April 2007
Control & Equipment: Honeywell's Digital Oilfield Platform by Jon Helsingeng of HPS
Jon Helsingeng, marketing manager for oil and gas Europe, Middle East and Africa, Honeywell, tells the story of Honeywell's new system to use automation data
Process Engineering - March/April 2007
Pipe Corrosion: Costly Fallout from Corrosion
The potentially huge cost of pipeline failures ensures that technologies for monitoring and treating corrosion are in high demand. Patrick Raleigh reports
TCE - April 2007
Look, no wires!
Todor Todorov of Honeywell Field Solutions discusses the benefits of wireless systems
Paper 360 - April 2007
Wanted:Meaningful relationship for long, happy life
Paper companies find that agreements with suppliers can lead to long-term success - a Paper 360 staff report
Control Engineering - April 2007
10 Control System Security Threats
Based on work done by the North American Electric Reliability Corp., these control system vulnerabilities are the place to start to prevent a security breach.
The article features comments from Marilyn Guhr and Kevin Staggs of Honeywell.
Industrial Networking Spring 2007 Article
Come Together - Integration of Plant-Floor, Building, Physical Security, and Enterprise Networks
Contains article on Integration of Plant-Floor, Building, Physical Security, and Enterprise Networks Means More Chances for Unauthorized Access and More Need for Intelligent Security, Cooperation, and Training. Also references Geismar with a photo – also quotes Bill Lessig at Geismar and Jason Urso.
Pharmaceutical Engineering (March/April 2007)
Unified Manufacturing Control System (MCS) Architecture for Pharmaceutical and Biotech Manufacturing
This article explains the steps in moving beyond paperless functionality to a unified system helping manage information, processes, and people. It is coauthored by Honeywell and Genentech.
Process West (March 2007)Reprinted with permission from the March 2007 issue of PROCESSWest Magazine
Controlling Your Corrosion
Article by Dr. Russel Kane and Phillip Ng of Honeywell on controlling corrosion in process industries.
Digital Energy Journal (February/March 2007)
Honeywell's Wireless Data Standard
Automation giant Honeywell has developed a new self-healing wireless data networking standard, and is competing against Emerson for it to become a new international standard
SA Instrumentation & Control (March 2007)
Would you put a missioncritical network on wireless?
Source: www.instrumentation.co.za
Petroleum Technology Quarterly (March 2007)
Planning An Automation System’s Lifecycle
To determine the most efficient and cost-effective lifecycle strategy, a refinery must assess its specific automation goals. The factors to be considered include process area, system equipment cost and risks. Source: www.ePTQ.com
Outlook 2007
"In the next five years, the typical refinery operator’s job will be more business focused, as opposed to process centric," says Harsh Chitale, Vice President, Strategy and Global Marketing, Honeywell Process Solutions. Source: www.ePTQ.com
Applying Advanced Control To A VCM Unit
Honeywell's multivariable predictive control combined with real-time modelling enabled Formosa's vinyl-chloride-monomer unit to achieve significant operational and economic benefits. Source: www.ePTQ.com
Control Engineering Europe (February 2007)
Wireless networking in Process Automation: Building new applications in 2007
Control system vendors are driving their stakes in the ground for the biggest new technology thrust in 30 years.
Process WorldWide (February 2007)
Adapting to change - Review of the Honeywell EMEA Users Group Conference
Adapting to change was the theme of the event which Honeywell Process Solutions staged last November in Seville, Spain. Customers from Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) gathered at the user meeting in the Andalusian city to share thoughts, ideas and best practice which can help improve the operation of Honeywell products and systems. Source: www.process-worldwide.com
Processing Magazine (February 2007)
Plant Automation - The blueprint for an effective SIS
Information about plant safety and how Honeywell's SIS Health Monitoring ensures to automatically measure the health status of safety equipment, analyze SIS and SIF reliability and safety integrity and optimize test intervals, reducing spurious trips. Source: www.processingmagazine.com
Control Global (February 2007)
Best practices in control system migration
Save time, money and maybe your job by following these migration rules.
Process Engineering (February 2007)
Wireless in the works
Patrick Raleigh reports that this year will see the true arrival of wireless technology for the process industry with the commercial availability of systems from the two largest players in the field; Emerson Process Management and Honeywell
Upstream Technology (January 2007)
Two Honeywell Related Articles Published in Upstream Technology Magazine
Honeywell Smart CET and interview with Russ Kane Technology Excellence Award presented to Jack Bolick by the Arizona Technology Council
InTech (January 2007) (With permission from InTech)
Look Ma, No Wires By Steve Muenstermann and Ellen Fussell Policastro
Pharmaceutical and diagnostics companies switch to wireless for safety, compliance.
Control Global (December 2006)
ARC and Control Count Off the Top Fifty Automation Companies
Control and ARC Present Fifty Companies Worth Watching
Control Engineering (December 2006)
Industry alliances deliver significant value
Learn how leading control suppliers are joining hands to deliver customer-focused, integrated solutions to maximize the value of open technology and provide greater peace of mind.
P&P Canada (November 2006)
“Rolling back the clock: Is the time right to revisit simulation?” By Peter Henderson, Honeywell
Oil and Gas Journal (November 2006)
Holistic approach to safety systems produces improvement methodology
Article authored by Peter Jofriet of HPS based on his presentation at the NPRA Annual Meeting.
Control Engineering Europe: UK (October 2006)
The Biggest Change in Process Automation Since the DCS
Learn about issues with the standardization of industrial wireless technology and how Honeywell’s wireless vision looks at the big picture.
Control Global (September 2006)
Honeywell’s Wireless Considered
Read a report on Honeywell’s comprehensive wireless vision.
Security (September 2006)
Finally, a Chemical Reaction
Many chemical companies have taken aggressive steps to protect their plants, their employees as well as the thousands of people living inthe surrounding communities.
Chemical Engineering (August 2006)
Prevent Plant UpsetsBy Kevin Harris, Honeywell and Michael Nevels, Celanese
Reprinted with permission from Chemical Engineering.
Chemical Engineering World (August 2006)
"We ensure that process control solutions pay for itself."
An interview with Harsh Chitale, Honeywell Process Solutions
ControlGlobal (August 2006)
Cutting the Wires
One of the most discussed topics in the past year has been the use of wireless communications in process automation. This article gives you an insight into the technology.
Event Marketer (July 2006)
Award for the Honeywell Express Truck
The Honeywell Express demonstration truck won the 2006 Ex Award from Event Marketer magazine, for the best B-to-B mobile marketing program.
Process Engineering (July 2006)
Defence in Depth
Automation and control systems suppliers are moving to integrate the myriad of elements and technolgies that make up a comprehensive plant-wide security system today.
Chemical and Engineering News (July 2006)FDA Process Guidelines Encourage Efficient Plant Controls This article is from Chemical & Engineering News, a publication of the American Chemical Society.
PTQ (June 2006) Published with permission by PTQ (www.eptq.com)
Optimized Procedural Operations
More focus is now being placed on procedure effectiveness in the management of abnormal situations to increase profitability as well as provide safer and more effective operations
CHEManager Europe (June 2006)
Fact or Fiction
An article on cyber security authored by David Boyle of Honeywell. The article first appeared in CHEManager Europe.
Chemical Processing (June 2006)
Plants Smarten Up
Smart field devices can be a Smart investment to better manage assets and thus boost competitiveness, says Jane Biddle, vice president of manufacturing research for Boston based AberdeenGroup.
Process West (June 2006)
Advanced Process Technology Takes to the Road
An 18-wheeler is not the first place you'd think to look for industrial technology but that's exactly where you'll find Honeywell's advanced technology on display.
Hydrocarbon Processing (June 2006)
Logistics: the missing link in blend scheduling optimization
Incorporating tools for blend scheduling optimization can yield significant improvements in efficiency and productivity
Automation World (June 2006)
Fixing Software on the Fly
Control system vendors are collaborating with plant managers to avoid shutdowns while upgrading Microsoft Windows operating systems and application software.
Chem.info(May 2006)
Warding off Digital Attacks
Chemical plants must include both their process control and building automation systems when developing a solution to combat security and safety threats.
Control (May 2006)
Cover Story Unscrambling Safety
End users struggle to understand new safety regulations.
Industrial Automation Asia (May 2006)
Simuation for Operational Effectiveness
Apply new generation simulation software tools and enhance key decision-making processes in your plant operations.
Control Engineering (May 2006)
By the Numbers
Important numbers for Honeywell Process Solutions in 2006
Nuclear Supplier Upgrades Controls Increasing Efficiency, Production
Distributed control system migration kept prior monitors and other elements, in smooth transition at the world’s largest heavy-water plant.
Control (April 2006)
Honeywell Develops Layered Security and Safety System at Geismar Plant
To protect chemical plants and refineries from potential attacks and other incident, Honeywell Process Solutions plans to offer to other companies a program that it recently used to integrate security and process control at its Honeywell Specialty Materials facility in Geismar, La.
Manufacturing Business Technology (April 2006)
Honeywell Integrates Plant Security and Process Control
Honeywell has created a prototype solution that promises to reduce safety mishaps and security breaches, including cyber attacks, at chemical plants
Automation World (March 2006)
Rising Energy Prices Pressure Plants to Reduce Use
Managers are forced to look for energy savings in a number of areas - through optimizing process control, reducing use in facilities, adopting sophisticated energy purchasing stratagies and switching energy sources.
Washing Out Energy Costs
One integrated pulp and paper manufacturer was able to reap big energy savings by applying multivariable control technology to its pulp washing process.
Hydrocarbon Processing (March 2006)
Integrated planning solution bolsters supply chain management
The approach uses synergies that exist between various refinery functions to maximize corporate profit
Managing Automation (February 2006)
Tapping Knowledge Reserves
Oil and gas companies turn to knowledge management tools to capture intellectual assets as workers close in on retirement.
InTech (January 2006)
Build Layers of Protection for Safer Facilities
The final say - Views from Automation Leaders - “Security is a journey, not a destination.”
Control Magazine (January 2006)
Migration or Migraine?
Birds know when to fly south for the winter, but how do automation engineers figure out when it is time to migrate?
Control Engineering (January 2006)
Editor's Choice Awards
Descriptions of the awards the Editor of Control Engineering chose to recognize HPS for 2005.
PTQ (Q1 2006)
2006 Outlook by John Lippin
The refining industry’s brief period of stability was interrupted in 2005 with the devastating natural disasters along the US Gulf Coast, the continuing war in Iraq, increasing unrest in Venezuela and Nigeria, and Brazil’s impact on Latin American economies.
Hydrocarbon Engineering (December 2005)
A Matter of Health and Safety
Over the past decades, the process industry has made temendous investments when it comes to the safety of people, protection of the environment, and protection of process equipment.
Chemical Processing (December 2005)
Suite Attacks Cyber-Terrorism
The Process Control Network (PCN) security services suite enables chemical companies to respond to the growing threat of cyber-terrorism, while effectively exchanging information between business and control systems.
CPE&CN (November 2005)
Increased Fieldbus Capacity Provides a Seamless Transition
When Honeywell's Experion PKS Series A fieldbus integration in 2001, it was recognized as a high performance, advanced solution that delivered best-in-class performance with exceptional system capabilities.
Hydrocarbon Processing (November 2005)
Improve yield accounting by including density measurements explicitly
The growing standard in oil refining yield accounting is to use statistical data reconciliation to assist in detecting and diagnosing malfunctioning flow and inventory meters and possible mis-specified oil movements.
Control Engineering (November 2005)
4 Steps to HMI Screen Design
The task may sound intimidating, but designing a human-machine interface (HMI) screen actually isn’t too different from creating a word document or presentation.
PTQ (Q4 2005)
Ethlyene Furnace Scheduling
One solution to the logistical constraints seen in ethylene plant furnace scheduling is technology that automatically generates multiple optimised schedules for schedulers to analyse and quickly select the best one to be executed
Supply Chain Logistics Challenges
Integrating the complexities of multi-site refinery supply chain logistics using advanced forecasting, planning and scheduling tools gave one refining company the ability to monitor its supply chain in real-time or near real-time
PTQ (Revamps & Operations 2005)
Dynamic Corrosion Appraisal
Monitoring time-varying corrosion with technology that inputs corrosion as a real-time process variable lets operators correlate corrosion excursions with operating and process parameters and helps manage chemical and other corrosion prevention treatments
Automation World (October 2005)
Partnership Pays Off
Sidebar article by Honeywell customer Gerald Bru of Equistar Chemicals in Corpus Christi, TX.
Hydrocarbon Engineering (October 2005)
Corrosion: a new process variable
Article regarding corrosion damage that often leads to excessive expenditures because it is commonly misdiagnosed and accepted as routine maintenance and repair.
Control Magazine (September 2005)
Users want an industrial wireless standard
Describes the need and market for wireless in industrial process plants and about Honeywell taking the lead in industrial wireless standardization
Distributed Intelligence Stands Alone
The article looks at the current distributed intelligence technology and how it is changing the future of process control.
Hydrocarbon Engineering (September 2005)
A Layered Approach to Risk
Article explains why using layers of protection is the best way to ensure plant safety.
Control Global.com (September 2005)
Security unconscious?
Article on Honeywell’s new controller series passing the BCIT (British Columbia Institute of Technology) cybersecurity testing.
Processing (August 2005)
The ABCs of APC
How to best utilize advanced process control (APC) technologies to your advantage
Chemical Processing (August 2005)
Take Corrosion Monitoring On-line
The article from chemicalprocessing.com talks about treating corrosion as a real-time process variable and how it can play an important part in optimizing plant operations.
Control Magazine (August 2005)
Honeywell’s User Input Subcommittee Has Clout
Article on the Honeywell Users Subcommittee and how Honeywell actually listens to its users, and adopts many of their suggestions.
Control Engineering (August 2005)
Refining Expertise Preservation
The article looks at how new technologies and processes are pivotal in bridging the knowledge gap between this generation of workers and the next for many companies in the refining industries.
Honeywell Tilts More I/O Points into Smaller Cooler Space
Control Engineering takes an in-depth look at Experion R300 and how its new design is advantageous to end-users.
Industrial Automation Asia (July 2005)
Harry Sim Knowledge is the Challenge
According to Harry Sim, technology issues such as which instrument to buy, which fieldbus to select, these are important but ultimately smaller questions in a much bigger puzzle: how to give people the right knowledge at the right time to make the right decisions.
Control Engineering Europe (June/July 2005)
Cover Story - Experion R300
Experion R300 is featured as the cover story for the June/July issue of Control Engineering Europe.
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