With the continuous acceleration of the digitalization and automation transformation of industrial enterprises, the global demand for high-stability and high-security DCS control systems continues to rise. As a leader in the global process control industry, Honeywell’s Experion series (LS, HS, PKS) and TDC/TPS series systems are widely used in key industries such as refining, chemical, power, and water treatment with their reliable architecture, strong integration capabilities, and excellent network security performance. Recently, with the upgrading of old industrial systems in Europe and the United States and the expansion of new projects in the Middle East, the market demand for Honeywell…

Triconex, a subsidiary of Schneider Electric, recently announced that its Tricon CX safety control system has been successfully applied to one of the world’s largest LNG liquefied natural gas projects. With its triple redundant architecture and SIL3 certification standard, the system has become the core solution to ensure the safety of the project’s key processes. The Tricon CX system deployed this time supports high compatibility with Emerson and Honeywell DCS systems, and has been integrated into the overall safety instrument system (SIS) on site to ensure real-time fault response and emergency shutdown functions in high-pressure and flammable environments. Tricon CX:…

At the Hannover Messe in Germany in April this year, GE and Siemens jointly demonstrated their process automation control system based on edge computing. The solution integrates GE’s Predix platform and Siemens’ Edge Devices, enabling local processing of key data on the device side, significantly reducing latency and improving control response speed. The new system is particularly suitable for scenarios with high real-time requirements such as petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals and food processing. In the on-site demonstration, the system shortened the response time of pump and valve switches by 30%, and supported seamless integration with other brand control systems such as Allen-Bradley…

ABB recently announced the launch of its new AI-driven smart substation solution. The system combines ABB’s leading automation technology with artificial intelligence algorithms to achieve more accurate load forecasting and real-time fault self-healing, improving the stability and efficiency of the power system. This release marks another major progress in ABB’s transformation to smart grids and Industry 4.0. The system has been first deployed in the energy management system of a large European manufacturing company, and operating data shows that energy efficiency has increased by about 18%. Recommended products: AC800M controller: executes optimization algorithms to achieve closed-loop control. ABB protection relays:…