Upgrading process control systems - what you need to know: an eBook

Wednesday, 18 September, 2013

As plant control systems age, many components can begin to reach the end of their useful life and become maintenance liabilities, thereby impacting the bottom line. Emerging technologies offer opportunities to improve performance and efficiency; however, in many cases it may mean upgrading the existing DCS infrastructure.

This eBook looks at what is involved with upgrading process control systems and migrating to the latest technology. Download now.

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