Submersible fluorometer
09 February, 2004 | Aqualab Scientific Pty Ltd
Cyclops-7 is a submersible fluorometer from Turner Designs that measures chlorophyll a or Rhodamine WT and has an optional solid secondary standard. It is a compact sensor that can be connected to external data loggers for continuous data.
Generating system
09 February, 2004 | Fluidquip Australia
The ClorTec on-site hypochlorite generating systems generate 0.8% sodium hypochlorite solution by combining three common consumables: salt, water and electricity and range in capacity from 1 to 1360 kg/day.
Dissolved oxygen analyser
09 February, 2004 | EnviroEquip Pty Ltd
The Insite IG model 3100 is a portable (handheld) dissolved oxygen instrument which operates on optical fluorescence technology.
Dissolved oxygen probe
09 February, 2004 | Environmental & Process Technologies
The Hach LDO luminescent dissolved oxygen probe is used in the measurement of dissolved oxygen (DO) in the water and wastewater treatment plant process.
Aerators/diffusers
09 February, 2004 | Rehau Pty Ltd
The Rehau pipe aerator uses a polypropylene support pipe covered by a tubular silicone rubber membrane, perforated to special parameters.
Process and motor control
09 February, 2004 | Rockwell Automation Australia
Rockwell's exhibit will include the company's Integrated Architecture - a control architecture that enables total integration of logic and process control (Logix controllers), seamless linking from field devices through to enterprise systems (DeviceNet, ControlNet and EtherNet/IP communications), plus scalable visualisation throughout the plant (ViewAnyWare human-machine interface (HMI) architecture). Also on display will be the company's range of intelligent motor control products, plus its offerings in condition-based monitoring and predictive maintenance.
Modelling software
09 February, 2004 | Wallingford Software
InfoWorks version 5 includes a package of enhancements that further extends the software in modelling efficiency.
Hygienic rotary lobe pump
19 January, 2004 | NOV Australia Pty Ltd
For processes requiring high level cleanability, SSP Pumps has unveiled its Series X range of rotary lobe pumps (RLPs). Its characteristic smooth low shear pumping action is suitable for assured gentle handling of delicate and sensitive media. The pumps also comply with the European Hygienic Equipment Design Group (EHEDG), USA 3-A Sanitary Standard and FDA regulations.
Rotary joint
18 January, 2004 | SMC Australia | New Zealand
The MQR rotary joint is claimed to simplify the manufacture, operation and maintenance of machines using rotary action.
Linear stage
18 January, 2004 | Baldor Australia Pty Ltd
Designed for mounting high-end server and workstation processors onto PCBs, a CIN::APSE socket contains as many as 1296 wire filament contacts on a 1 mm pitch, with a profile as short as 0.8 mm.
Servo 100 series servo drives
18 January, 2004 | Sumitomo Drive Technologies
Sumitomo Drive Technologies' Servo 100 series is available in four sizes from 50 to 1000 Nm.
Hygiene pH monitoring
18 January, 2004 | Endress+Hauser Australia Pty Ltd
Endress+Hauser's TopCal S system for hygienic applications enables pH electrodes to be automatically cleaned and buffered without shutting the process - a true 'hot-tap' measurement. TopCal S enables more accurate and reliable pH monitoring of processes, extends electrode life and reduces servicing by maintenance staff.
Compact inverters
18 January, 2004 | Electrade New Zealand Ltd
Electrade New Zealand has released the NaiS VF0 range of Super-Compact Inverters from Matsushita Electric Works of Japan.
Actuator technology
18 January, 2004 | Festo Pty Ltd
The type MAS Fluidic Muscle is a membrane-contraction system that uses the same principle as human muscle. Areas of application range from stationary or mobile industrial use to consumer related applications.
Internet remote monitoring
18 January, 2004 | Basil VR Greatrex Pty Ltd
The WebAirNet Internet remote monitoring device is used to monitor Hankison International manufactured air treatment systems. Users are notified when it is time for pre-scheduled maintenance; and both scheduled service intervals and unforeseen system abnormalities will generate a warning to a pager, PC or mobile phone. Users can access their personal WebAirNet address over the Internet and view the operating status, dew-point, alarm conditions or even turn the dryer on or off.
