System integrator to feature in future issues of SA I&C
December 2000
System Integration & Control Systems Design
Over the last year, Inventory Technologies has been involved in a number of challenging projects across various industries. Some of these projects will be discussed in greater depth in forthcoming issues of SA Instrumentation and Control. Projects include clients as diverse as PFG Building Glass (the new Foreheath); Walter Hamon (Lethabo SO3 C&I); Sappi Enstra -the Coros LSB upgrade; the new Western Pump Hydro Electric Power station; Samancor's Batch Transfer System; the Nampower Ruacan Powerstation; Sappi Enstra - the wrap line reel tracking; Phalaborwa Mining's VOD Furnace PCS7 upgrade; Sappi's Usutu Power Plant; Alpha Cement's Dudfield alarm database; ABB's Windhoek Goreangab water reclamation plant and a new loss control system at HH Robinson.
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PCS Global
PCS Global
System Integration & Control Systems Design
Project and industry:
PCS Global led a digital infrastructure initiative in a southern African data centre setting, aiming to merge several essential operational systems into one cohesive platform.
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Seamless migration from ET 200M to ET 200SP HA for future-ready automation
Moore Process Controls
System Integration & Control Systems Design
Project and industry:
Moore Process Controls undertook a modernisation initiative spanning the mining, petrochemical, and oil & gas sectors. This project involved upgrading legacy Siemens ET200M I/O
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Proconics Modernises Refinery Tank Automation with Compliance-Focused, Brownfield Upgrades
Proconics
System Integration & Control Systems Design
Project & Industry
Proconics was engaged to modernise automation and SCADA systems across a refinery tank farm. The project involved complex brownfield integration, aligning new automation with existing
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Project & Industry
System Integration & Control Systems Design
Project: Upgrading essential automation and SCADA systems at a coal mine.
Outcome: A modern, stable automation and SCADA environment with reduced technical debt and easier support, ready for expansion.
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Major digital transformation project for Isuzu Motors
System Integration & Control Systems Design
Isuzu Motors South Africa, in partnership with NoMuda and S4 Integration, has kicked off a major two-year digital transformation project to modernise its production environment.
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Modernising Vertical Filter Press Machines with Future-Focused Control Systems
Scibotron
System Integration & Control Systems Design
Project and Industry
Pressure Filter Specialists approached us to modernise vertical filter press machines for the Minerals and Metals industry. The goal was to improve reliability, reduce downtime,
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Project & industry
Abacus Automation
System Integration & Control Systems Design
Project and Industry
This project involved delivering a complete electrical, instrumentation, and automation solution for a new OEM drum-twister machine, replacing an ageing unit in a major cabling production
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It’s a risky business not to challenge standard language
System Integration & Control Systems Design
On the surface, contracts all look alike. Once you’ve seen one, you’ve seen them all, or so it seems. Maybe so, but hidden within the standard language can be language that shifts the other party’s risk to you.
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Containerised Electrical & Control System Powers Paste Plant in Botswana
PCS Global
System Integration & Control Systems Design
Delivering a complete, containerized solution for a mine’s paste plant in Botswana, this project stands as a model of modern EC&I execution — integrating electrical, control, and automation systems into
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Control system upgrade: Smelting
SAM Systems Automation & Management
System Integration & Control Systems Design
Systems Automation & Management recently completed a major control system upgrade in the smelting industry. The project was delivered on budget and achieved a positive ROI for the client.
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