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MAPLESOFT
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HMS Industrial Networks AB
Anybus Communicator from HMS Industrial Networks to connect automation devices via their Modbus interface to Profibus networks
The Communicator is an intelligent protocol converter that provides instant Profibus connectivity. As the automation device remains unchanged there is no need for hardware-, software modifications or extensive engineering work. Modbus is a very popular serial protocol and the industrial automation market contains a wide range of existing devices with a Modbus interface such as temperature sensors, barcode readers, motor controllers and measuring instruments. By using the Anybus Communicator all these devices can be easily integrated into modern automation systems based on Profibus and PLCs i.e. from Siemens, Schneider and ABB.
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Amiantit
Major irrigation projects from Imperia to Venice
In 2008, in the Italian Triveneto region, from Imperia to Venice, more than 25,000 m of FLOWTITE glass-fibre reinforced plastic (GRP) piping was laid as part of irrigation projects. The construction projects not only helped to preserve the environment, they also considerably increased the levels of agricultural productivity in the region. As irrigation affects the water table due to the wells dug, most of the water currently used comes from mountain streams or rivers. This avoids lowering the water table and cuts project costs.
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SOURIAU – SUNBANK Connection Technologies
Order on-line with the SOURIAU configurator
Accessible from the website www.souriau-industrial.com, the SOURIAU on-line configurator is a tool enabling users to obtain the part numbers of connectors matching their needs, along with their 2D drawings. The configurator now has a new function: on-line ordering.
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SOURIAU – SUNBANK Connection Technologies
Engine high power connectors at high T° ( 260° C)
Souriau is extending its range of engine connectors to meet electrical power demands up to 80 A continuous rating in an external environment at 260 °C, with a 20% gain in compactness. The use of “ all electric” on aircraft to replace hydraulic, mechanical or pneumatic energy is attracting increasing attention. Reliability and safety are increased, while costs are reduced, thanks among other factors to a weight saving which directly impacts fuel consumption. That is why Airbus, for example, has replaced one of the three flight control hydraulic systems of the A380 with an hydro-electrical network.
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SANYO DENKI
San Ace 40 - GA type: Top Energy-Saving and Low Noise cooling fan
San Ace 40 - GA type, 40 x 40 x 28 mm Cooling Fan, achieves a 30% energy savings and a sound pressure level that is reduced by 6dB(A), compared to a conventional Sanyo Denki fan (DC cooling fan: 40 × 40 ×28 mm fan “San Ace 40” (9GV0412K03)), while ensuring high air flow and static pressure and the environmental preservation of customer's equipment.
06
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HMS Industrial Networks AB
Anybus® RemoteCom™
HMS Industrial Networks introduces Anybus® RemoteCom™, a new industrial GSM/GPRS based device for remote monitoring and control, alarm management and data logging.
02
'09
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CIAT
MAJOR LINE
A new range of comfort units, Major Line available from stock in more than 50 versions, providing cooling capacity from 700 W to 9 kW according to Eurovent ratings. Its resolutely modern styling is a perfect match for all types of interior and its energy consumption is on average 20% lower than that of previous-generation models.
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MICHELL
Cut out the waiting with the MDM300 Advanced Dew-point Hygrometer
Dew points as low as -70°C can now be measured accurately in less than 10 minutes – faster in many cases. Michell Instruments’ MDM300 advanced dew-point hygrometer can save engineers weeks of waiting time each year. MDM300 main applications are: compressed air dryers, medical gas quality checks, plastic moulding air dryers, SF6 in high voltage switchgear, industrial gas production and supply, pipeline drying, metallurgy...
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Faiveley
