Topics: Moore Industries, Temperature Solutions
Density is a physical property of matter, and by knowing the density of a mixture you can often infer other properties of the mixture. The vibrating element method is one way of measuring the density of a gas that can be used in power, pulp and paper, refining, and chemical industries.
Topics: Yokogawa
The SKF Wireless Machine Condition Sensor combines a sensor, data collector and radio into one compact, battery-operated device that measures both vibration and temperature data.
Topics: Condition Monitoring, SKF
The Houston Chronicle recently published an article about the effects of the lack of employee training. Companies that don't offer quality training to new and current employees harm not only the development of individual workers but also the evolution of the business itself. Business owners who invest in employee education reap the benefits of a competent, motivated workforce that can help increase company sales, strengthen a brand, and transform a small business into a growing enterprise.
Topics: Training
K-Patents provides Process Refractometers for accurate in-line refractive index measurements to improve oil and gas refinery operations such as interface detection at gathering and transportation operations, sulfuric acid alkylation, amine gas treating, gas dehydration and lube oil production.
Topics: K-Patents
Since 1968, Moore Industries has been proudly serving process manufacturing businesses and fortune 500 companies in oil, gas, mining, chemical, power generation, water/
Topics: Moore Industries
Topics: Fox Thermal, Thermal Gas Mass Flow Meters
Many companies have begun to switch from the old model of internal, direct salespeople to engaging a sales agency to represent their products instead. This is a fast-growing trend, especially in highly technical fields such as manufacturing. Why are so many companies making this decision?
Topics: Condition Monitoring, SKF, Manufacturer Representatives
In a recent article published by Chron.com, they discuss the why training is crucial in the workplace. They state that training presents a prime opportunity to expand the knowledge base of all employees, but many employers find the development opportunities expensive. Employees also miss out on work time while attending training sessions, which may delay the completion of projects.
Topics: Training
