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The article focuses on the results of a collaborative trial evaluating interspecific Pelargonium varieties in 2024. Topics include the variations in plant growth and blooming times across different test locations, differences in cultural practices and their impact on plant performance, and a comparison of various Pelargonium colors and their respective flowering times and overall quality.

The article describes the importance of advanced position controllers for control valves in the process industry in order to introduce sustainable processes and reduce environmental impact. Pneumatic actuators are popular due to their affordability and flexibility, but they cause high costs and CO2 emissions due to high compressed air consumption. The position controllers Sipart PS100 and PS2 from Siemens offer a solution to significantly reduce compressed air consumption while ensuring precise valve control. They have extensive diagnostic functions that enable improved plant performance. The position controllers can be used worldwide and contribute to the achievement of global sustainability goals. [Extracted from the article]

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The Industry 4.0 program by Endress+Hauser, #empowerthefield, aims to help plant operators in the chemical industry utilize the potential of their data and improve plant performance. With the cloud-based IIoT ecosystem Netilion, users can monitor device condition and enable predictive maintenance. Endress+Hauser also presented new optical measurement methods for inline measurement of quality parameters, as well as intelligent sensors that self-monitor and minimize maintenance costs. Other highlights included the new sensor generation Memosens 2.0 for liquid analysis and the self-calibrating temperature sensor iTHERM TrustSens. [Extracted from the article]

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The company Knocks Fluid-Technik has further developed its maintenance-free flow meter. The new variant KDDM-2.2 for compressed air and neutral gases is characterized by precision, various application possibilities, and connectivity. The device uses a differential pressure measurement system to determine flow, volume, and pressure. It is equipped with IO-Link and has two freely programmable switching outputs and an analog output. The flow meter is suitable for component monitoring during operation and can support various measures for process safety and increasing plant performance. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information a test program used by industrial machines manufacturer Stauff Group for checking endurance and load capacity of machines at the Werdohl Technology Center . Topics discussed include Din En Iso 6803 standard in which testing was described and procedure of testing machines.