Friday, 20 April 2007 15:38
Dave Reif, Vice President, Global Hydrocarbon Business Development Emerson Process Management, and Mark Kennedy Director, Global Marine & LNG Emerson Process Management
Recognition of digital technology as an important means of improving process functionality is growing throughout industry. In today’s supply constrained LNG market where plant availability goals are 24/7-365, each hour of unplanned down time means unrecoverable lost revenue, and the potential for delivery penalties.
Recognition of digital technology as an important means of improving process functionality is growing throughout industry. In today’s supply constrained LNG market where plant availability goals are 24/7-365, each hour of unplanned down time means unrecoverable lost revenue, and the potential for delivery penalties.
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Apr 2007
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