Sponsored by: Emerson Electric Co., Rosemount Inc.

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Take me to TommieBotEmerson transmitters are used in industrial control systems to measure manufacturing processes. Currently, when the control system indicates that a transmitter is reporting an out-of-range or error value, technicians must examine each transmitter on a panel to identify the source of the fault. The Smart Conduit Plug will be an add-on feature to Emerson temperature and pressure transmitters that allows technicians to visually identify in-range, out-of-range, and error states from a distance. This functionality decreases the time required for fault identification and the number of labor hours spent examining transmitters during routine maintenance.
The Smart Conduit Plug would offer a convenient way to upgrade device capabilities without complete replacement. The device will also offer insights for instrument health that will reduce maintenance and downtime caused by instrument failure.
Sponsored by: Emerson Electric Co., Rosemount Inc.

Student Team:
Industry Representative: Jacob Holm
Faculty Advisor: Jason Petaja
Pictured left to right: Ben Gilbert, Alison Kratzke, Alexander Bourdage, Treycen Eckman