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New whitepaper on VM600 Mk2
While maintaining backwards compatibility with the first-generation VM600 platform and all the new functionality you can expect in a second-generation platform.

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The Speedometer Guide
Want to learn more about overspeed measurements? Download our informative new publication for a variety of insightful articles that explore why and how overspeed is measured in industrial rotating machinery.

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Turbine Supervisory Instrumentation Guide
Large steam turbines employ a suite of supplementary measurements which are not found in other rotating machines.

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Sensors and measurement chains
Comprehensive range of sensors and measurement chains providing complete solutions for the monitoring and protection of critical machines and processes.

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Integrating a machinery protection platform into your plantwide ecosystem

Thirty years ago, the phrase “islands of automation” was commonplace. It described instrument and control systems that exhibited very poor connectivity and were thus “islands unto themselves.” What little connectivity existed might consist only of analog 4-20mA outputs or discrete signals from relays. Although the phrase may not be as common these days, the ability to properly connect systems to one another remains a concern.

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Uniquely Flexible Hydro Monitoring Solutions

The debate over centralized versus distributed instrumentation architectures has been ongoing for more than 40 years, predating many of those reading this. Nor will it end any time soon. This is unfortunate because it is needless.

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Sensor Field Wiring Length Considerations for Hazardous Areas

While it is often acceptable to think of wire as an ideal conductor that simply gets a signal from point A to point B, this is rarely the case for long cable runs. In the real world, appreciable lengths of field wiring will introduce constraints on the signals produced by the sensor and then routed to the monitoring channel.

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