Endress+Hauser Articles

31. Predicting Future Pandemics Through Wastewater 12/7/2021

    The Water Online editorial staff sat down for a brief chat with Endress+Hauser CEO Matthias Altendorf, and Flow Product Manager Adam Booth, to discuss the challenges currently facing the water industry, as well as solutions that Endress+Hauser provide.

32. Endress+Hauser Expands Flow Calibration Capabilities 12/1/2021

    Endress+Hauser expands its calibration capabilities in the U.S. with a new flow calibration rig located at the company’s recently inaugurated Houston Campus. The rig will service customers’ flowmeters, including those from third-party vendors, and will have expanded line size and flowrate capabilities.

33. Endress+Hauser And ISA Collaborate To Offer Extended Training Services 11/3/2021

    Endress+Hauser and the International Society of Automation (ISA), a non-profit professional association for leaders in industrial automation, announce their current and future collaboration efforts for training and certification. ISA will provide select certified training courses in conjunction with Endress+Hauser’s instrumentation training courses, with these courses offered onsite at Endress+Hauser’s process training units (PTUs) located across the U.S.

34. Endress+Hauser Inaugurates Its Houston Campus 10/26/2021

    Endress+Hauser officially inaugurates its state-of-the-art Houston Campus in Pearland, TX on October 26, 2021. The company invested $34 million into the new, 112,000 sq. ft. facility to strengthen customer support in the Gulf region. Just south of Houston in Pearland’s lower Kirby district, the campus sits right in the heart of the Gulf states, bringing instrumentation, services and solutions close to customers.

35. Promag W – The World's First Electromagnetic Flowmeter For Unrestricted Measurement 8/4/2021

    A close-knit pipeline network or obstacles in the pipe cause flow turbulences. These affect accuracy, which is indispensable for process control in the water and wastewater industry. The “0 x DN full bore” option for Promag W from Endress+Hauser is unique for this challenge worldwide: no straight inlet and outlet runs, no tube restriction and thus no pressure loss. This animation shows why Promag W delivers accurate measured values independent of flow profile and mounting location.

36. Endress+Hauser Supports The Green Hydrogen Coalition 8/3/2021

    Endress+Hauser announces it is now a sponsor of the Green Hydrogen Coalition (GHC). The manufacturer has donated to the nonprofit and is committed to supporting the GHC’s vision to deploy green hydrogen at scale to accelerate multi-sectoral decarbonization.

37. Memosens 2.0: Cutting-Edge Sensor Technology Reloaded 8/3/2021

    Memosens technology has revolutionized liquid analysis technology. It converts the measured value to a digital signal and transfers it inductively to the transmitter, eliminating the problems associated with moisture. With signal alarms in the event of transmission disruption, Memosens offers safe data transfer for increased availability of the measuring point and trouble-free processes. With Memosens 2.0, measuring points become completely future-proof and ready for IIoT.

38. Endress+Hauser Introduces New Flowmeter Line 7/15/2021

    Many industrial process plants and facilities include hundreds or even thousands of measurement devices. Particularly for basic applications, demands for simplicity in commissioning, operation, and maintenance have increased significantly in recent years. Proline 10 meets these requirements without compromise because simplicity is the top priority for this new line of flowmeters from Endress+Hauser.

39. Endress+Hauser Expands Partnership With Field Instruments And Controls 7/1/2021

    Endress+Hauser announces an expansion of its partnership with sales representative Field Instruments and Controls in the Pacific Northwest region. Effective July 1, 2021, Field Instruments and Controls will be Endress+Hauser’s Authorized Service Provider for OR, WA and the ID panhandle.

40. Endress+Hauser Launches A New Generation Of Liquid Analysis Sensors 6/22/2021

    Process plants typically use a multitude of sensors, each of which is normally connected to a transmitter. Older sensor technologies use analog signals to communicate with transmitters, but more modern models employ digital technology to improve accuracy, ease calibration, simplify troubleshooting, and reduce required maintenance.