Internationalisation

Friday, 25 March 2016

HOW TO PASS YOUR DRIVING EXAM EASILY

This one is really important! Most of the people have experienced the driving exam! The pressure reflects in different ways to different people. Watch these tips and try to remember most of them.
It is essential to keep calm during the exam. Try to concentrate on the road situation
 and listen carefully to the inspector!
Good Luck!

Thursday, 24 March 2016

STAR SIZE COMPARISON!

Have you ever thought about the different planets' size? About the Milky Way?
About the Sun or other star's size? Watch this incredible video and see the
every single size of planets and stars, compared to our good
old Earth! :)


SEE THESE EPIC FAILS! :)

Time for some laugh and relax today! Enjoy this funny video, full with funny moments from life!
It is a real mood inspiration!
:)


Wednesday, 23 March 2016

ALWAYS WANTED TO DRIVE A LAMBORGHINI?

After the little Krohne journey, today is time for some italian specialty! The powerful Lamborghini Aventador Roadster! 
This is my favourite brand since my youngest years. :)
Watch the test drive and listen to this sensing engine voice.
EnjoY!
 

Tuesday, 22 March 2016

AMAZING VIDEO OF OPTISWIRL 4200!

This is a continuing from the previous post about Krohne Optiswirl. You can see the newest upgraded version of it, many applications and animations in this video. Watch it for sure and ask for some connection, configuration or calibration issues! This is one powerful device! :P

 

Monday, 21 March 2016

ANOTHER KROHNE METER!

Today we look at Krohne devices again. This time on the mark is Optiswirl 4070! To configure or calibrate it, you will need a software to do it with a computer. It can be done manually with the buttons under the display. Continue reading below for more data about it. You can ask me too!

OPTISWIRL 4070 Vortex Flowmeter
  • Integrated pressure and temperature compensation
  • Temperature compensation for saturated steam included as standard
  • All OPTISWIRL versions in 2-wire technology
The OPTISWIRL 4070 is the first vortex flowmeter to feature integrated pressure and temperature compensation in 2-wire technology. It provides reliable measurement of operating, standard volumetric and mass flow of conductive and nonconductive liquids, gases and vapours, even with fluctuating pressures and temperatures. 

Highlights:
  • 2-wire device with integrated pressure and temperature compensation
  • Non-wearing, fully welded stainless steel construction with high corrosion, pressure and temperature resistance
  • Optimal process reliability thanks to Intelligent Signal Processing (ISP) - stable readings, free of external perturbations
  • Ready to use immediately thanks to plug & play
  • Maintenance-free measuring sensor design
  • PACTware available at no extra cost
  • Pressure and temperature available via HART
Industries:
  • Chemicals
  • Oil & Gas
  • Power plants
  • Food & Beverage
  • Pharmaceuticals
  • Iron, Steel and Metals
  • Paper and pulp
  • Water
  • Automobile industry
Applications:
  • Vapour and saturated steam measurement
  • Steam boiler monitoring
  • Monitoring of compressor output
  • Measurement of consumption in compressed air systems
  • Measurement of consumption of industrial gases
  • SIP and CIP processes in the food, beverage and pharmaceutical industries
  • Measurement of conductive and non-conductive liquids

Sunday, 20 March 2016

THE NEVER SEEN DARK SIDE OF THE MOON!

Watch this interesting shots of the moon! NASA's Deep Space Climate Observatory satellite, or "DSCOVR" for short, recently captured a series of images showing the dark side of the moon moving across a very sunlit side of the Earth. It almost looks like a low-budget special effect, but it's simply something we've never seen in such detail before. The camera used to capture the images only has four megapixels and sits aboard the DSCOVR satellite at an orbit of around a million miles from Earth. A similar view of the Earth and moon was captured in 2008—but from 31 million miles away when the Earth was only slightly illuminated. DSCOVR project scientist Adam Szabo, broke it down, "Our planet is a truly brilliant object in dark space compared to the lunar surface.”