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MIPAC business development manager Martin Halsey recently took annual leave to represent Queensland in a two-week hockey tournament in Canberra. His team was undefeated all the way to the grand final — when victory was snatched from its grasp.
A hockey player for more than 35 years, Martin plays for the Kedron-Wavell Services Hockey Club (with fellow MIPACIAN David Wilson) and in the Division Two team for Queensland.
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MIPAC has developed a standardised Rockwell Automation ControlLogix and Wonderware Archestra framework which can save up to 300 engineering hours and tens of thousands of dollars on the average automation project.
This framework — designed for the exclusive benefit of MIPAC’s key clients — comprises a library of objects which enable a project’s rapid configuration, and allow automation engineers to focus on automating processes.
The unique framework supports the following features:
- objects to support alarming and set points managed within the PLC
- ease of configuration with functionality similar to a DCS
- standard window layouts and navigation standards
- multiple monitor support
- windows for alarm summary, alarm history, event history, help files and reports
- ControlLogix function block library
- built-in I/O simulation capability
- analog signals with standard HH, H, L, LL, out-of-range and deviation alarms with time delays and deadbands.
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MIPAC’s engineers are working closely with Xstrata Technology to provide tailored design, control, instrumentation and commissioning for at least a dozen IsaMill™ installations in Canada, Peru and Australia.
The IsaMill™, the most energy efficient, highest-intensity, large-scale grinding machine on the market, has a smaller footprint than equivalent ball and tower mills, and more streamlined installation and maintenance requirements.
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MIPAC recently welcomed five engineers from Chinese firm Yunnan Chihong Zn & Ge Co and their interpreter to Brisbane for four weeks’ training on operating and maintaining a Distributed Control System (DCS).
The engineers will be working on the Huize lead smelter project in China’s Yunnan province for which Xstrata Technology is providing a lead smelting technology licence, and engineering, equipment and commissioning services.
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