2 episodes
Experience Industrial Innovation Spartan Controls
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Spartan Controls introduces our new podcast series titled Experience Industrial Innovation.
Spartan Controls is the leading provider of automation, valves, measurement, process control, solutions and services in Western Canada. For over 55 years, Spartan has provided customers with high performance solutions, industry expertise, lifecycle support, and technical training — delivering value our Customers want.
Our automation solutions are used in all process industries including oil and gas, oil sands, mining, pulp and paper, power, pipeline, and municipal. We are dedicated to providing exceptional customer experiences and delivering superior business results where expertise and collaboration come together.
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Humanoid - How humans can interface with machines in the Western Canadian process control industry
Humanoid is the podcast that discusses how humans can interface with machines in the Western Canadian process control industry.
Along with two special guests from the Automation industry, host Gabe Fantino frames the fascinating Human-Machine Interface topic in terms of history of Operator Interfaces, from early light-bulb-and-relay on a painted board, to the origins of human performance factors in the avionics field, to trends in HMI’s unfolding today, looking beyond the graphics and into the human experience.
Deployment of Emerson’s next-gen graphics engine DeltaV Live is discussed, interlaced with a humorous take on alarm sounds, easy listening for anyone who has an interest in HMI’s at their plant or on their project -
So I need a flow meter? What's next?
Our podcast is hosted by Scott Lawson with guests Dane Etwaroo with Spartan Controls and Morgan Rodwell with Fluor Canada. We asked the question…”So I need a flowmeter, what’s next?” Once it’s identified that you need to measure a flow, where do you go from there? Morgan and Dane discuss the various types of flowmeters and where to apply them with application examples. Also discussed is multivariable flowmeters and why one would or wouldn’t use this as a solution. Morgan provides a great example from personal experience of using flowmeters to identify and solve a bigger issue.