Lufft’s monitoring software at a glance: SmartGraph3 and MCPS7
Demanding and complex measurement tasks can only be tackled successfully with high-precision devices. Aside from measurement, storage and transmission of environmental variables, the analysis of collected data constitutes another extremely important aspect of data processing. Lufft developed the SmartGraph3 software to ensure the ongoing transfer of measurement results and additionally offers the MCPS7 software for special applications.
Where every particle counts – “Good Manufacturing Practice”
We take it for granted. The pills are of high quality and only contain the ingredients that support our health. Anyone who takes drugs, relies on hygiene, cleanliness and sterile production conditions in pharmaceutical companies. If you consider that, the active ingredients are often found only in milligram quantities it becomes clear how important it is that there will be no contamination.
Mobile measurements from one source
The world is mobile. What sounds like a truism, presents many companies with great challenges. The work environment and working conditions have changed dramatically. The ubiquitous mobility has also reached the recording of measurement data.
Pharmaceutical monitoring – sterile at all costs
It looks a little like a James Bond movie. White full-body suits, locks that open and close pneumatically and everything glows in white and steel. On the tables are test tubes and pipettes.
The Sun – measurer of time, creator of life, source of energy
The sun has always had a unique and essential meaning for mankind. Not only is the sun most important for photosynthesis and therefore for the existence of life on earth as such, but men have also used it as a basic source for measurings from a very early point of their existence on.
Is there a perfect wind sensor to control wind turbines?
Wind turbines are growing up. Environmental conditions for new locations are becoming more and more extreme, colder, and more salt-ridden due to offshore placement. At the same time, the turbines are getting bigger and bigger. This means that they need better reliability over longer periods of use. It takes 8-10 years to amortize the cost of the turbines, followed by several years of operation for the investment to turn profits.
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