April 2021

Improvements in Coriolis, ultrasonics—and increased accuracy—allow flow measurement in diverse settings

Scratch-free flanges and properly tightened bolts are critical to enclosure integrity

Angela Summers of SIS-TECH charts the recent history of process safety, and details how standards can help digitalization evolve

Faisal Khan and Stewart Behie of the Mary Kay O'Connor Process Safety Center trace the global effects of COVID-19 on process safety, and how digital can assist users worldwide...

In this series, Jim Montague dives into the latest trends and innovations in process safety, most notably driven by the COVID-19 pandemic

Driven by the COVID-19 pandemic, new software and other digitalized tools and improving standards can streamline traditional process safety practices

Extending NLP to close the loop on human decision-making

Don't let pandemic constraints interfere with seeking feedback from the front line

Why technology investments aimed at reducing headcount often miss the mark

Our Hall of Fame inductees are refreshed and sustained by artistic pursuits

John Rezabek is among four inductees to the Control Process Automation Hall of Fame this year

Tom Burke is among four inductees to the Control Process Automation Hall of Fame this year

Given the multitude of contributors, don't place too much stock on absolute accuracy

Dr. Babatunde Ogunnaike is among four inductees to the Control Process Automation Hall of Fame this year

Bridget Fitzpatrick is among four inductees to the Control Process Automation Hall of Fame this year

This year's inductees to the Control Process Automation Hall of Fame are working to make a difference in ways big and small

In this sponsored feature, we talk with Pete Diffley of Trihedral Engineering

Ian Verhappen raises quite a few good points in his recent opinion piece on Ethernet-APL ["Ethernet-APL: Potential vs. possible," Feb '21, p. 16]. I’d like to comment on a couple...

Efforts are underway to include responsiveness measures in valve specifications