Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Temperature Control",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Thermostat eases temperature control from
Hawco, which we summarised at the time by saying "LAE's AT1-5 panel thermostat offers an door open alarm, automatic condenser maintenance warning, integrated defrost, an on/off button and an optional light control button".
Earlier in the week,
we featured the news release Cutting the cost of digital temperature control from
Under Control Instruments: "Low-cost digital controllers can be used as replacements for normal capillary thermostats".
In January 2008, we covered the news from AMOT
concerning its G Series temperature control valves
- take a look at Valves control temperature onboard
which says: "Temperature valves provide high repeatability for accurate control and are widely used for different types of vessels in Chinese shipyards".
Take a look also at the news release from Burkert Fluid Control Systems, Controller handles flow, pressure and temperature,
as well as Controllers improve razor quality from Eurotherm,
and Sensors handle tough environments from Baumer Group.
See also:
Relays tolerate industrial environments
(October 2007)
Crouzet's new GN3 series three-phase and motor reversing solid-state relays suit a wide array of three-phase motor and heating applications
Versatile drives ease customer choice
(September 2007)
A few Honeywell variable speed drives cater for all HVAC applications up to 30kW, simplifying model selection and reducing stockholding
Heater works in harsh process environments
(August 2007)
Intertec's smart heater consists of a heating element plus a networkable digital PID controller with encapsulated electronic circuitry
Temperature controller aids fluid metering
(August 2007)
The Peltier thermoelectric device is mounted to a manifold where the fluid passes through to be precisely heated, maintained or cooled
Hardware and software automate extrusion
(July 2007)
Gefran's new GF-Pack Extrusion is a packaged hardware and software solution for the automation of individual small plastic extruders or large scale extrusion lines
Thermal camera detects semiconductor faults
(July 2007)
The newest Micro thermal imaging system can measure junction temperature, identify die bonding defects, and measure packaged die thermal resistance
PLC system suits automation applications
(July 2007)
At the heart of Gilogik II, a 32-bit main board CPU module uses a powerful 200 MHz ARM processor with a refresh rate of 100us
Automation controller offers easy interface
(July 2007)
The KS108 Easy suits companies that want a system that is simple to implement at competitive cost, with the additional benefit of technical support when needed
Product guide details temperature control devices
(July 2007)
Microtherm's range of temperature control and current protection devices feature prominently in the new 30-page Quick Pick focus product guide from Hawco Controls
Ceramic coating helps reach emission standards
(May 2007)
By significantly reducing heat loss from the exhaust system, Zircotec's coating retains high exhaust gas temperatures, reducing warm-up times for aftertreatment systems
Long thermocouple sensors aid green electricity
(May 2007)
Energi Randers Production commissioned 6m long versions of AMK thermocouple assembly sensors for use in the production of 'green' electricity and heat by burning biomass
Control relays monitor equipment
(May 2007)
Crouzet's C-Lynx control relays can detect and inform the user of abnormal operating conditions of an electrical or physical value
Temperature control valve matches pipe size
(April 2007)
The updated AMOT G valve offers the smallest envelope size for a temperature control valve
Quick release coupling fits in awkward spaces
(April 2007)
Staubli's CBI 06 coupling is designed for hydraulic circuits and cooling water connections located in awkward and restricted access positions
Temperature controller connects to HMI
(March 2007)
Omron has introduced a modular, multi-loop temperature controller that can connect directly to a Human Machine Interface (HMI) and to any programmable logic controller (PLC)
IR thermometer interface released
(March 2007)
Sensor manufacturer Micro-Epsilon has now launched a low cost Profibus-DP interface module for its 'optris CT series' infra-red thermometer range
Paperless recorders produce Nadcap survey reports
(February 2007)
A software package enables Daqstation paperless recording systems to produce Nadcap survey reports, typically used by the aerospace and automotive industries
Visual supervisors provide control and recording
(February 2007)
Engineers may class the Eycon visual supervisor as a mini DCS, which could easily be incorporated as a powerful component into a wider system
Mixing valves incorporate temperature probe
(February 2007)
Armstrong Hot Water Group's MegaMix electronically actuated three-port mixing valve can interface with an automation system for remote control and monitoring
PID valve controllers offer universal application
(January 2007)
Stand-alone electric PID valve controllers are designed for fully configurable high-performance operation with easy installation, setup and maintenance
New technique offers accurate moisture measurement
(January 2007)
The HygroTrace meter from GE Sensing uses aluminium oxide technology vastly improves sensor speed of response to provide parts per billion moisture measurement in minutes
Capillary thermostats provide speedy response
(January 2007)
A new range of high-quality custom capillary thermostats has specifications to compete with the most popular traditional market leading devices
Communication gateway offers online monitoring
(December 2006)
Red Lion Controls has introduced the ICM8 Communication Gateway module as a cost effective way to implement online data monitoring of Red Lion temperature controllers and PAX Series panel meters
Actuators take control of dampers and valves
(December 2006)
New from Slaney Direct, the NemoteQ 8Nm spring return damper actuator NAFA-08(S)Nm Series is designed for applications in HVAC, or light industry and telecommunications
Temperature controller improves the standard
(November 2006)
The new E5CSV temperature-controller series succeeds the popular E5CS series that established itself worldwide as the ideal choice for simple, cost-effective temperature control
DC drive adds efficiency to legacy motors
(November 2006)
New DC drive technology debuts in retrofit of leading Southeast US paper mill's slitter-rewinder
Drives raise efficiency in HVAC applications
(November 2006)
Recognising the enormous energy savings that variable speed drives can deliver when applied to fans, pumps and compressors, Danfoss has developed a new range of high efficiency drives
Carbon polymer technology stops sweets solidifying
(November 2006)
A novel heating system developed by Inditherm has provided significant hygiene, H and S and energy saving benefits to a large UK confectionary manufacturer
Refrigeration system is cool for nanolithography
(November 2006)
Vistec Lithography has selected Grant Technologies to develop a bespoke refrigeration system to cool the lens, chamber and handling system within its VB300 electron beam nanolithography machine
Analysis software enhances nuclear safety
(October 2006)
Precision valves for a Romanian nuclear power plant are analysed for their response to earthquake forces
Positive outlook for industrial rentals
(September 2006)
Survey finds that the EMEA power, distribution and temperature control rentals market earned revenues of $1.1 billion in 2005 and estimates this to reach $1.7 billion in 2012
IR sensor produces fast readings
(September 2006)
Moving objects need only appear in the measuring field of the new Optris Ctfast sensor for only 4ms for the unit to be able to detect temperatures ranging from -40 to +600C
Brochure details plastics testers
(August 2006)
Lloyd Instruments has issued a new full colour brochure for its Davenport range of plastics and polymer testing instruments
Inditherm Helps Bakery Manufacture
(July 2006)
A 40% reduction in energy usage, better temperature control and uniform heat were key deliverables for a new, low voltage heating solution implemented at Oxfordshire-based British Bakels