Sipsmith Specifies Steam For Traditional Still System
Established in Hammersmith in 2009, Sipsmith Distillery is a small, independent business that, using the first copper still to launch in London for almost 200 years, crafts truly artisanal gins and vodkas of uncompromising quality.
The distillery gives female names to each of its stills and the first, Prudence (designed and built by Carl Distilleries (Read More)
Riello introduces low NOx versions to popular RS series
Riello has introduced low NOx (<80mg/kWh) ‘blue flame’ versions to all sizes of its RS range of burners.
This is achieved through the use of a low NOx combustion head to ensure emissions conforming to EN 676 Class 3 in capacities from 3,600 kW to 6,250 kW. (Read More)
Under Pressure: Can Your Steam Boiler Handle It
With fluctuations in steam pressure having the potential to affect energy savings, environmental credentials, and wear and tear to boiler components, it is vital that boilers operates to the correct design pressure at all times.
Matthew Walton, Contracts Manager for Industrial Boilers at Bosch Commercial and Industrial, explains how this (Read More)
Holidays and Pinholes: The Chink in the Armour
Traditionally, armour is considered only as strong as its weakest point, highlighting the significant dangers of any subsequent breach.
A chink in one’s armour poses life-threatening consequences, not dissimilar to that caused by vulnerabilities within a protective coating. Any weakness can lead to the exposure of the substrate beneath, (Read More)
Implementing A Calibration System – How To Overcome The Common Pitfalls
Why talk about calibration system implementation? Isn’t it enough to focus on comparing equipment and software feature lists?
The reason is that a calibration system implementation is only about 20 to 30% technology, the rest is business culture and process. Calibration system implementation is also very time- and resource-consuming – the risk of failure is high. Typically, a calibration system implementation involves many different functions and departments within an organization and takes a long time to complete. (Read More)
Emerson Embeds Prediction Data Into Protection System
Emerson Process Management has introduced the CSI 6500 ATG protection system, a stand-alone machinery protection solution that also allows users to cost-effectively introduce prediction monitoring of critical assets from the same system. (Read More)
Cordless, Plug-and-Play Sensors Install in Any Location to Control Single Fixture or Lighting Group for Maximum Energy Savings
Dialight, the innovative global leader in LED lighting technology for industrial applications, (Read More)
BSRIA Instrument Solutions Applauds The BOHS Breathe Freely Initiative
Instrument Solutions, a key supplier of products into the Health & Safety market has applauded the newly launched Breathe Freely collaborative initiative, designed to prevent occupational lung disease in the construction industry. (Read More)
Vaughan Chopper Pumps Meet The Challenges Of Increased Volumes From The ‘Super’ Sewers
When you are upgrading one of Europe’s largest sewers which currently serves 3.5 million people, increasing capacity by 60% and taking into account a predicted population increase of 10% by 2021, it’s understandable why they are regarded as ‘SUPER sewers’. (Read More)
The recent update to add a touchscreen interface to the CS-iTEC S 120 oil vapour sensor has now been further enhanced with the addition of an integral 100 million unit data logger function to produce a complete standalone monitoring solution for oil vapour sensing in accordance with ISO 8573. (Read More)
Process Technologies Boosted With Big-Bag Handling
Processing procedures involving powdered, granulated or other free-flowing materials require regular, high volume product top-ups to maintain adequate production through-puts.
The specialised big-bag, air operated hoists (Read More)
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