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• Law Firm Quickly Transforms 7,000 Boxes Of Legal Documents To Digital Files

  Huge volume of records converted seamlessly via expertise of Data Repro Com Ltd. and information capture technology from Alaris.

• Tower Products, Inc. Gains Accounts Payable Efficiencies With Digital Invoice Processing

  A leader in specialty audio/video equipment, Tower Products, Inc. serves the technical side of the media industry with more than 60,000 unique solutions. The Tower Products catalog has achieved cult status among digital media professionals as the ultimate design tool for creating the electronic infrastructure required to produce the majority of primetime television shows, feature films, commercials and chart-topping music hits, as well as all other segments within the audio and video industry.

• A Multi Process Approach With One Single Solution

  A joint effort between the city of Hollister, the San Benito County Water District and the Sunny slope County Water District, the group proposed the West Hills Water Treatment Plant (WHWTP) project to improve drinking water quality, water supply reliability, and to balance regional water resources in the Hollister Urban Area (HUA). Historically, HUA relied primarily on local groundwater basins for meeting their drinking water demands. While groundwater met all drinking water regulations, it is high in minerals and hardness that often resulted in scaling and the need for further conditioning.

• A High-Speed Look At Downhole Oil Well Cleaning

  With the ability to record up to 1,000,000 fps, Vision Research’s Phantom v2511 high-speed camera helped Olson Technologies see how their Plasma Blaster unclogs underground oil wells.

• Alaris Supports Ascentas’ Cloud-First Strategy

  Ascentas first company in Europe to leverage the power of Alaris Capture Pro Software in the cloud.

• Automating Dry Bulk Ingredients In A Manual Process

  When automating a dry bulk ingredient addition into a manual process, it can be difficult to know where to begin. But, before looking at equipment, there are several key factors that need to be considered.

• It Runs Through A River: 1.7 Miles Of AMERICAN Products Help Deliver Water In North Alabama

  Six million gallons of water per day (MGD) sounds like a lot of water, and it is, but it wasn’t enough to meet Limestone County’s projected demands for drinking water. Around 1,000 customers were being added each year, and a number of inquiries had been made about increased industrial development.

• How To Easily Scale-Up Mixing Systems

  When selecting mixing systems, foresight for scale-up is important for long-term success. A quick shift between systems can be the difference between economical success and a financial disaster.

• City Of Havre, Montana Successfully Utilizes Mechanical Tank Mixing To Prevent Ice Formation And Improve Water Quality

  Located in north-central Montana, the City of Havre is located in a geography that sees summer temperatures over 100°F (38°C) and winter temperatures that can plunge as low as -40°F (-40°C) accompanied by sustained arctic winds of over 20 mph. These dramatic swings in temperature can wreak havoc on disinfectant levels in the summer by creating a “stratified” tank environment conducive to pathogen growth and allow for ice formation in the tank during the winter. Ice formation can lead to tank coating and appurtenance damage as large chunks of ice can suddenly drop from a higher tank elevation and create catastrophic tank damage. The City of Havre realized that adding simple mechanical mixing to their newly refurbished 3.5 MG West Water Tank would solve both the potential summer water quality and winter asset protection issues. Read the full case study to learn more. 

• Manufacturing Of Sterile Aqueous Suspensions: A Primer

  Sterile suspensions are particularly difficult to manufacture. This technical article covers factors for success, including particle size, vehicle formulation, and considerations for high-shear mixing. 

• Electrical Submersible Pump (ESP) Up-Time

  Many oil producing wells require an artificial lift to increase the flow of fluids as the reservoir pressure is not high enough. Typically, electrical submersible pumps (ESPs) are used, but these pumps are not always operating efficiently and can cause costly downtime for operators. To avoid costly downtime operators must be able to detect events where flow drops, indicated by wellhead temperature drop, combined with motor amp and tubing choke data.

• Next-Generation Purification Of Monoclonal Antibodies

  The biopharmaceutical industry is beginning to take the necessary measures to improve the efficiency of monoclonal antibodies. Learn more about how the adoption of single-use technologies is a key strategy for delivering higher productivity and enabling more flexible manufacturing processes.