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Alarming Updates: Reliability & Resilience in Industrial Automation
GLOBAL PHARMACEUTICAL MODERNIZES FACILITY After acquiring a new facility, this global animal health facility needed to upgrade and migrate the existing alarm notification systems to their new shop floor network. “Existing WIN-911 systems were also on legacy versions of the software and were not true redundant systems. Consolidation allowed the two systems to become one…
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Alarming Updates: Connectivity & Response Time in Industrial Automation
GLOBAL PHARMACEUTICAL MODERNIZES FACILITY After acquiring a new facility, this global animal health facility needed to upgrade and migrate the existing alarm notification systems to their new shop floor network. “Existing WIN-911 systems were also on legacy versions of the software and were not true redundant systems. Consolidation allowed the two systems to become one…
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The Keys to a Successful Major Wastewater Overhaul Project
Huffman Engineering is the single-sourced subcontractor responsible for designing and installing the instrumentation and controls on a section of a major, 22-year, 74-part wastewater improvement project for the City of Omaha. Having just finished the first two phases of the project, here’s how it’s going so far. Clean Solutions for Omaha Overview The City of…
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Isolation of Shared Networks
The Huffman Engineering team brought expertise to the project with their understanding of a wide variety of existing equipment, communication protocols, information technologies and operation technologies (IT and OT), network infrastructure, and software applications.
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Optimizing Wastewater Treatment Process for Municipal Client
Client Overview: Our client is a mid-sized municipality with a population of approximately 100,000 residents located in the Midwest region of the United States. The municipality operates a wastewater treatment plant responsible for treating sewage from residential, commercial, and industrial sources before discharging the treated effluent into nearby water bodies. Client Challenge: The client’s wastewater…
