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Volume 7 Issue 5
First Shout	From the editor: Have you invented anything lately?
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Fluid power	Special focus
Exhibition review	Interkama 2001
Datafiles	Exceptionally useful...
Information Bank	catalogues, CD-Roms and web sites
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Features
Safety and the fieldbus	There is a widespread reluctance to accept that a network-based system can be as reliable as a hard-wired system
Evaluating CE realtime	A Siemens overview of Windows CE realtime capabilities
Critical control loops	Materials Processing: The Nynas bitumen refinery in Gothenburg
Automated tanker loading	Materials Processing: The Kemira Ince plant in Chester
Maintenance on the Metro	Flexible control minimises maintenance for Metro Barcelona
Intelligent office sets the standard	Omron's new high tech headquarters building in Kyoto, Japan
Comment
Andreas Schütte	No matter how succesful a product has neem, there is no room for sentiment.
Mark Daniels	Why should variable speed drives operate as standalone devices, when networking enables all their capabilities?
Jon Severn	An open source SCADA system will become available later this year, known as PuffinScada.
Andrew Bond	Joe Cowan's recent rise through the Invensys hierarchy has been little short of meteoric