Efficient utilization of unused device data

At the Han­nover Messe 2019, Endress+Hauser will high­light the intel­li­gent uti­liza­tion of data and infor­ma­tion from field devices and show how the vast poten­tial hid­den in plants can be unleashed. The foun­da­tion of this strat­e­gy is inno­v­a­tive diag­nos­tic infor­ma­tion gen­er­at­ed by Heart­beat Tech­nol­o­gy, a wide selec­tion of dig­i­tal inter­faces and con­nec­tiv­i­ty mod­ules, as well as the Netil­ion IIoT ecosys­tem. With this approach, the Peo­ple for Process Automa­tion are cater­ing to com­pa­nies con­struct­ing new plants, as well as the oper­a­tors of exist­ing systems.

Netilion – cloud-based IIoT ecosystem

Every user is look­ing for ways to car­ry out pre­dic­tive main­te­nance and avoid unplanned sys­tem down­time. As a lead­ing provider of mea­sure­ment instru­ments for indus­tri­al appli­ca­tions, Endress+Hauser wants to offer cur­rent and future cus­tomers solu­tions that exploit the untapped poten­tial in their field devices. While the data already exists, the Netil­ion appli­ca­tions allow users to take advan­tage of it. With the Netil­ion cloud-based ecosys­tem, Endress+Hauser is show­cas­ing intel­li­gent and con­nect­ed appli­ca­tions for the Indus­tri­al Inter­net of Things (IIoT).

Heartbeat Technology – constantly feeling the pulse

Endress+Hauser offers a wide range of instru­ments equipped with Heart­beat, a tech­nol­o­gy that pro­vides a high lev­el of sys­tem avail­abil­i­ty with min­i­mal effort. The inte­grat­ed Heart­beat Tech­nol­o­gy deliv­ers con­cise, stan­dard­ized diag­nos­tic noti­fi­ca­tions and mon­i­tor­ing data that allow users to ser­vice and main­tain their sys­tems pre­cise­ly when need­ed. In com­bi­na­tion with the Netil­ion appli­ca­tions, this data enables pre­dic­tive main­te­nance. The infor­ma­tion also pro­vides an indi­ca­tion of oper­a­tional reli­a­bil­i­ty and process safe­ty. Since the instru­ments auto­mat­i­cal­ly mon­i­tor their own con­di­tion, man­u­al inspec­tion cycles can be reduced.

Solid measurement instruments for efficiency and reliability

One of the prod­uct high­lights at the Han­nover Messe is the new Liquiphant FTL51B, which fol­lows in the foot­steps of the tried-and-test­ed tun­ing fork–based Liquiphant lev­el switch­es. This robust point lev­el switch is suit­able for use with all liq­uids and now comes with the inte­grat­ed Heart­beat Tech­nol­o­gy for doc­u­ment­ed proof test­ing with­out remov­ing the instru­ment or inter­rupt­ing the process. Anoth­er new prod­uct that is also equipped with Heart­beat Tech­nol­o­gy is the Gammapi­lot FMG50, a radio­met­ric lev­el trans­mit­ter that can be deployed where oth­er mea­sure­ment prin­ci­ples run up against their lim­its. Addi­tion­al high­lights that vis­i­tors can check out at the Endress+Hauser exhib­it booth are the Pro­line 300/500 flowme­ter and a new Pro­mass A flow sen­sor for mea­sur­ing small­er flows, which is also avail­able in two-wire tech­nol­o­gy. And with the 113 GHz con­cept, Endress+Hauser is also illus­trat­ing that it offers the right fre­quen­cy for every appli­ca­tion when it comes to radar-based lev­el measurements.

Endress+Hauser at the Han­nover Messe: hall 11, stand C43