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92 INDEX, VOL 38, 1991 ARTICLE TITLE INDEX TITLE MONTH/PAGE TITLE MONTH/PAGE Electric ActuAanottheor Priecse o:ft he Survey Results Show More Experience, Higher Salaries Control Puzzle: Part 2 Telemetry + PLCs Speed Flow of Pipeline Data Fault-Tolerant/Fail-Sate SysAtree Funmdamsent al TreatPmlanet nApptlie s Distributed Intelligence Infrared Sensor Tracks Temperature Walking Robot Surveys Hazards Make Employee Training Your Competitive Advantage: Part 2 SEPTEMBER Manage AutomPlaan, tProiposoe, nPh:ase In Can CRTs ComprIontrminsiic sSaefet y? The Most Taxing Time of Year CIM Center Explores Open Communications pH Control in Sugar Processing Desigan DCiS nSysgte m Set Standards to Manage Automation Projects HTG Detects Storage Tank Leaks ThermSeleocticon o& Mauintpenanlce:e Pa rt 1 Pro- Versus Con-Sultants WeatOffehrs Eenvirronmenntale Montitor ing SenSupsply oSounrd Sosluti ons Why Stick tot he 4-20 mA Range Forever? OCTOBER MAY Controller Tuning and Loop Performance Wastewater Costs Cut $33,000 Yearly APT Cuts PrograTmimme ainnd Cgos ts ISAT/he9 Pie1ces: F all Into Place FEBRUARY DOE Software Troubleshoots Production Multiplexed /O Yields Variety of Control Options Take the Next Step to All-DigitalC ommunications From the Mouths of Babes Ols Eye Process Parameters PCs Simplify Batch Sequence Design On Commana: Let There Be Storms A Sampling of On-Line Analysis Techniques Sanitary Control Valves fort heB iotech Industry On-Line Monitoring Energizes Power Plant Performance Fiber Optic Sensors Endure Microwaves SupercoFilne Zderou-Grcavitty oFlirghst Pl an Treatment Tames Bakery Effiuents Fiber Optic Sensors Grow into Networks HydrosTatnak Gtauigicng - JUNE When To Use Cascade Control TechWnhosoe lTimoe Hgasy Co me Digital FieldC ommuniSceta totR iideo SPn50s B us NOVEMBER IntriSanfe sPreissucrea Melaslureymen t Expert Systems Branch Into Forest Products Analyzers Reduce Gas Blending “Giveaway” Instrumentation Loops SPC + Expert Systems= Intelligent Alarms Audits Maximize Control System Performance Trends in Low Gas Flow Metering Study Before Selecting Low Emission Ball Valves Elvis Lives: He's An Instrument Technician in Indiana V-Windows Merges Video, CRT Data ThermSoelecctioon u& Mpainlteneanc e: Part 2 Emissions Control Safeguards the Environment Total Quality Management: War Cry or Smoke Screen? VR Detector Monitors Treatment Plant Methane MARCH UltrEaye sSpoots nDeiep cFla ws Planning for the 90s AIDEnlelCtespoeciongtg rtrInairmt copiC lArn ogP vocuePzrsznto lceB:eaus stsPc aAahinrC ootCntt od1fthn reotoorrrel o HPlrfii rogewhrcis- eatR hio: stfPkC t /hSiPaeLf Ceo tRyen tSryossftiet ms ALJBEinnUgva LhAipYtrplo T lnimaceoanttntih uoencF Btocooihctfetu hnSo UsPomn 8gtfeL8oI iu S BcnAsahe ta Scbp lhre i Cnogn tSryoml poonsi au mD CS SSTPSeeeeLlrnnCemssscioo tnrrisaasn:ln g sd A ScSwSityioimstvfphtatl teweIema n r ttAeeoSi l erSlFnbimsogaaoergrnrm tcs D e e Rtepot lrSooyfysimtte enTmtes a m Improved Customer Service Mass Flow Sensing Improves Leak Detection The Pressure'sO n For Accurate Refinery Flow Data DECEMBER Silicon Sensors Upgrade Pressure Measurements ISA/91: Open Sesame, Open Communications ISA/91 Brews Batching and Blending Interest AUGUST Level Sensing Key To Water Treatment Wrist TransPmackis Ptotttineg Prow er Desigan DCiS nSysgte m Radar Measures Sticky Liquid Level Future Focuons Fieelsd B us Standards Activity High at ISA/91 APRIL How to Design a Control System Total Quality: Fad or Fact? Choosing the Right Temperature Transmitter PCs Control ContaminanFlto w Training: The Other Automaticn Investment AUTHOR INDEX NAME MONTH/PAGE Gruhn, Paul 3/28 Hall, James E. 7/32 Hamilton, Kevin J. 2/20 Harte, GeorgeS . 10/30 Hess, LindaC . 11/36 1/36, 2/32, 4/47, 8/198, 9/20 Hoffman, Jacques E. 7/28 4/22 Ipock II, Carroll G. 1/44 9/24 Jones, GeraldJ . 11/32 4/38 Karrels, Robert 8/18 1/48 Keefe, Lawrence E 1/30 Kobayashi, Naoyuki 5/28 McHugh, Pete 11/26 McCormick, ThomasA . 11/38 McMillan, GregoryK . 11/17 Maczka, WalterJ . 1/21, 1/22, 2/16, 3/23, 8/26 4/27, 5/15, 6/19, 6/26, 7/18, 8/17, 9/19, 10,21, 11/19, 12/22 10/38 Masek, RichardC . 9/36 2/36 Maselli, StephenA . 12/20 8/22 Massey, JosephG . 6/32 4/44, 6/37 Michael D. Petefish 371 1/40, 1/43, 1/72, 2/72, 3/24, 3/80, 4/35, Miklovic, Daniel 1/44 4/72, 5/30, 5/116, 6/64, 7/64, 7/72, 8/22, 8/206, 9/72, Miller, John 7/20 10/26, 10/48, 10/202, 11/23, 11/64, 12/24, 12/29, 12/35 Moore, Patrick J. 11/20 8/26 Muller, Paul Allen 1/30 2/28 Nakahara, Masatoshi 1/41 5/22 2/24 86 DECEMBER 1991 INTECH