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Processing<br />

extended significantly and confidence<br />

in measurement results increased,<br />

especially since the test method is fully<br />

traceable (DIN-ISO-9001-compliant)<br />

and certified by the TÜV.<br />

State-of-the-art-communication<br />

State-of-the-art communication<br />

options such as Profibus PA, HART<br />

and innovative Ethernet-APL, further<br />

increase plant availability. The new<br />

two-cable technology makes it possible<br />

to use Ethernet directly in the harsh<br />

environment of process automation.<br />

Plant operators can access their data<br />

seamlessly with less hardware and<br />

protocol conversion. This makes<br />

Ethernet-APL particularly relevant when<br />

it comes to the construction of entire<br />

new plants.<br />

This technology meets all the<br />

requirements of process plants<br />

and means that the field of process<br />

automation can now avail of Ethernet<br />

and all its benefits. The fact that<br />

it is easily integrated into asset<br />

management systems and features<br />

smart self-monitoring means that<br />

plant shutdowns are largely avoided.<br />

Thanks to more process variables with<br />

increased accuracy compared to 4 to<br />

20 mA, productivity levels are increased.<br />

Finally, Ethernet-APL also makes for<br />

easier control of plants. Communication<br />

via APL enables access to the device<br />

and its parameter configuration via the<br />

integrated web browser, without any<br />

need for physical access.<br />

Easy to use<br />

The Micropilot FMR63B for noncontact<br />

level measurement in hygienic<br />

applications forms part of the range<br />

of new 80 GHz radar sensors from<br />

Endress+Hauser, creating a complete<br />

range of radar instruments to meet<br />

virtually any application requirement.<br />

The new measuring device interface<br />

is used in many Endress+Hauser<br />

measuring devices, thus enabling<br />

cross-functional compatibility. At the<br />

same time, the new interface makes the<br />

operation of each individual measuring<br />

device extremely easy and intuitive,<br />

with the result that no major training is<br />

required to use the technology.<br />

Its intuitive operation is also evident<br />

in how easy the interface is to access.<br />

It can be accessed via the SmartBlue<br />

app on any mobile device, or via control<br />

systems such as HART communication.<br />

Wizards prevent errors during commissioning<br />

or proof tests, which also<br />

results in significant time savings.<br />

Inefficient or faulty device functions are<br />

also displayed in the SmartBlue app,<br />

thanks to Heartbeat <strong>Technology</strong>. For<br />

example, in the case of loop diagnostics,<br />

it detects a deterioration in the power<br />

supply, changes in loop resistance due<br />

to corroded terminals, faulty wiring or<br />

moisture in the housing.<br />

Maximum safety for staff, plants,<br />

and processes<br />

Between systematic errors, unintentional<br />

incorrect operation or<br />

process anomalies in sensitive applications,<br />

each plant has its own unique<br />

requirements. With their industry<br />

knowledge and technological expertise,<br />

Endress+Hauser has been delivering<br />

appropriate solutions for a wide range<br />

of applications for many years. The<br />

new Micropilot for hygienic applications<br />

meets the specific requirements of<br />

the life sciences and <strong>food</strong> & beverage<br />

industries.<br />

The new radar range, and therefore the<br />

Micropilot FMR63B, features smart<br />

safety features such as HistoROM,<br />

alternating background lighting or<br />

touch control. If the entire device<br />

needs to be replaced, parameters<br />

can be transferred securely and easily<br />

via the HistoROM mobile data unit.<br />

A change in the backlighting from<br />

green to red immediately indicates<br />

process anomalies and malfunctions<br />

and furthermore highlights defective<br />

units. Touch control eliminates the<br />

need to open the device in hygienic<br />

environments: by means of infrared<br />

optical sensors, the device can be<br />

controlled quickly and safely with the lid<br />

closed, without the need for any tools.<br />

To ensure that you are always aware of<br />

the device condition and able to take<br />

whatever action is needed, the device<br />

condition is displayed in accordance<br />

with NAMUR NE 107.<br />

The convenient, wireless remote access<br />

itself also meets the highest safety<br />

requirements. To protect passwords,<br />

Endress+Hauser has developed an<br />

additional safety layer for Bluetooth®,<br />

the core component of which is<br />

CPace. CPace prevents attacks during<br />

Bluetooth® pairing. The protection level<br />

provided by this security enhancement<br />

was rated “high” by the Munich-based<br />

Fraunhofer Institute AISEC.<br />

To sum up, the Micropilot FMR63B<br />

delivers increased efficiency, even<br />

in hygienic applications<br />

The new generation of 80 GHz radar<br />

sensors has been developed using<br />

Endress+Hauser’s in-depth application<br />

and industry knowledge of the<br />

life sciences and <strong>food</strong> & beverage<br />

industries. The Micropilot FMR63B<br />

offers the latest technologies, such<br />

as Heartbeat <strong>Technology</strong> with RAI<br />

or Ethernet-APL, which enable noncontact<br />

measurements in sensitive<br />

environments coupled with exceptional<br />

measurement performance.<br />

The hygienic design made entirely of<br />

stainless steel and the significantly<br />

improved measuring speed of the 80<br />

GHz sensor increase the productivity<br />

and efficiency of plant processes, even<br />

in the case of turbulent surfaces. The<br />

compact design, combined with the<br />

narrow beam angle of the antenna<br />

and optimized algorithm, mean that<br />

it can be used in small tanks where<br />

fittings could otherwise interfere with<br />

the measurement. The new, intuitive<br />

interface and the many wizards for<br />

mounting, commissioning, operation,<br />

and troubleshooting ensure maximum<br />

process safety. Finally, thanks to Heartbeat<br />

<strong>Technology</strong>, anomalies such as<br />

foam formation are detected early on<br />

and without interrupting the process,<br />

with the result that plant shutdowns<br />

can be avoided and maintenance cycles<br />

extended thanks to the patented RAI. fmt<br />

<strong>food</strong> <strong>Marketing</strong> & <strong>Technology</strong> • April <strong>2023</strong><br />

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