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Emerson Technology Information Exchange South Africa July 2012

July 2012 News

Emerson Process Management is hosting Technology Information Exchange 2012 in South Africa. It is a free of charge event where attendees will be able to experience the newest technologies in the field of process control instrumentation and process automation solutions. An international market leader in this field, Emerson invites delegates to come and get their hands on the latest and greatest technology, meet the process experts and see how it all works. Topics for discussion include:

* Remembering that we are human is important when implementing automation projects.

* Of course you want to achieve operational excellence. How can we help you?

* Wireless does not just enable impossible measurements – it saves time and money too.

Showcased at the interactive Techno Booths:

* Process control systems.

* SMART wireless.

* SMART machinery health management.

* Control valves.

* Regulators.

* Valve automation.

* Pressure, temperature and level measurement.

* Flow measuring and metering.

* Analytical instrumentation.

* Tank inventory intelligence.

Venues

23 July Johannesburg – Birchwood Conference Centre

26 July Durban – Sun Coast Casino Conference Centre

31 July Cape Town – Lagoon Beach Hotel

Shuttle services will be available from Rustenburg (JHB Exchange), Richards Bay (Durban Exchange) and Saldanha (Cape Town Exchange).

The conference is aimed at engineering managers, project management consultants, control and instrumentation engineers, process engineers, Pre-FEED engineering teams and procurement managers. Register on-line at http://my.emersonprocess.com/events/tie_event/southafrica.asp

For more information contact Luculle Stols, Alpret Control Specialists,+27 (0)83 655 0644, [email protected], www.alpret.co.za





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