IIoT: Process Controls & Automation     April 22, 2025         Understanding EPA requirements for CEMS design Where there is an industrial combustion process beyond a basic size threshold, there will be some specific type of environmental regulations imposed by relevant agencies. What emissions need monitoring and how? Read more »             Reliable, Secure Remote Access for Industrial Automation Reduce downtime and optimize your machine performance with IXON Cloud—purpose-built for OEMs and machine builders in the process control and automation industry. Simplify IIoT with secure remote access, real-time machine monitoring, predictive maintenance, and actionable analytics—all in one easy-to-use platform. Remotely connect to your machines anytime, anywhere. Empower your service teams to respond faster, lower support costs, and keep your customers’ operations running smoothly. Join thousands of machine builders transforming their service strategy with IXON. Schedule a Demo Today »             Single-pair Ethernet breaks down the limits of connectivity Single-pair Ethernet found its way into the automation and control markets via Ethernet-Advanced Physical Layer (APL), the intrinsically safe version of SPE. Process control industries can adapt SPE for hazardous environments with 2-Wire Intrinsically Safe Ethernet. Read more »             New insights: 100-controller ExxonMobil Open Process Automation What can you learn about a new ground-up process control system is operating with more than 100 controllers and 1000 input/output (I/O) points at the ExxonMobil Resins Finishing Plant in Baton Rouge, Louisiana? It uses the Open Process Automation Standard (O-PAS). Read more »             How to handle the deadtime that hampers process control Archive tutorial: Deadtime is the interval between the application of a control effort and its first discernible effect on the process variable. Deadtime is most common in processes that involve a transport delay between the actuators and the sensors. Read more »             Voting is open for the 2025 Control Engineering Product of the Year Program Cast your vote for your favorite products by April 30, 2025. Control Engineering's Product of the Year program highlights some of the best new control, instrumentation and automation products as chosen by Control Engineering's print and online subscribers. Qualified subscribers are asked to select products based on technological advancement, service to the industry and market impact. Review finalists, vote »

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