Pirana CMMS – New Resource Planner FM Module
Shire Systems have announced a brand new FM module for their popular Maintenance Management system, Pirana CMMS.
As standard Pirana CMMS delivers what you would expect from the leading provider:
• Asset, Meter & Task Registers.
• Checklists & Condition Monitoring( Servicing and Inspection).
• Preventative Maintenance, Work Scheduling & Requests.
• Meter Readings and Routes.
• Stock, Inventory & Purchasing Control.
• Costs & Charges Management( ideal for Contractors).
• Management KPIs & Reporting.
• On-premise, Cloud, Stand-alone or Mobile.
• FREE Trial, FREE Roadshows, FREE Demo.
sales @ shiresystems. com 023 8022 4111 www. shiresystems. com
State-of-the-art Industrial IoT communication solutions
IoT applications have traditionally relied on higher bandwidth cellular or wired connections but new technologies are emerging. MultiTech has a long history in IoT connectivity innovation and leads in both traditional cellular and new Low Power Wireless Access technologies; co-founding LoRa Alliance™ and launching NB-IoT and LTE Cat M1 devices worldwide.
We make industrial connectivity EASY minimising cost, time and risk; FLEXIBLE scaling from the very simple to the complex; SECURE allowing you to trust your assets and data; and COMPATIBLE offering networking for Industry 4.0 today and in the future.
Get in touch and let us show how we solved our customers’ IoT connectivity problems in a number of industry verticals!
Multi-Tech Systems( EMEA) sales @ multitech. co. uk +( 44) 118-959 7774 www. multitech. co. uk
TechnipFMC Selects RTI’ s Connectivity Technology for Semi-Autonomous Underwater ROVs
RTI Connext DDS has been selected by TechnipFMC by as the connectivity framework for its underwater remotely operated vehicles( ROVs). These systems are used by Oil & Gas service companies in complex subsea and offshore projects, which require highly skilled and trained operators.
With TechnipFMC’ s integration of Connext DDS, a revolution in underwater, real-time robotic controls is underway, promoting a shift from manual to automated functions.
TechnipFMC leverages RTI’ s software in the core software stack of their robotic systems, relying on Connext DDS to reliably transport sensor and control data within the ROV control system network.
www. rti. com
CVE 2.8 USHERS IN IMPORTANT ADVANCES IN PROCESS VISUALIZATION
SOFTWARE & SYSTEMS
A significantly improved user experience working with large datasets is among important new features introduced with the new version 2.8 of C Visual Explorer( CVE) from Process Plant Computing Limited( PPCL). CVE is a unique process visualization tool that allows engineers to display hundreds of thousands of measurements across hundreds of variables, allowing them to interrogate historical process and laboratory data.
CVE allows users to easily explore operating windows and operating envelopes based on their domain knowledge and without the need for deep understanding of higher mathematics.
Engineers have been using the basic features of CVE for many years to work more efficiently with their plant data. It allows faster and easier management of key areas including alarm rationalization, process optimization and plant troubleshooting as well as building and evaluating real-time operating envelope models from C Process Modeller( CPM), PPCL’ s online realtime process monitoring and event prediction product.
The new features introduced with CVE 2.8 represent advances in three key areas: improved user experience working with large datasets; across the board display improvements; and new options for alarm-based variables.
For improved working with large datasets, network versions now use a 64-bit executable, effectively allowing datasets limited only by the computer’ s memory. Datasets in excess of 200 million values( product of variables and time points) have been routinely used on typical desktop machines during the development of version 2.8.
New licencing options make CVE more easily affordable for geographically dispersed organizations.
For more information, email enquiries @ ppcl. com.
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