Ear on Processing is a weekly podcast that takes listeners inside the pages of Processing magazine and into the minds of subject matter experts involved in process manufacturing. In Processing segments take a closer look at the top editorial content found inside each issue of Processing Magazine. Processing Pros segments provide high-level discussions with industry professionals on a variety of topics in the process manufacturing industries.
The importance of effective sealing around instrumentation in today's digitalized oil and gas plants
Oil and gas instrumentation faces multiple sealing challenges, including pressure cycling, vibration and thermal fluctuations.
Processors are increasingly looking for equipment engineered around flexibility, integration and lifecycle value, rather than machines optimized around a single specification.
In this Processing Pros segment, Flow Research’s Jesse Yoder discusses Coriolis theory and geometry — and why traditional approaches to flow measurement deserve another look.
John Hilgendorf of ABM Equipment discusses ABM's new guide to X-ray equipment suppliers and explains how processors should evaluate suppliers when shopping for X-ray inspection equipment.
Sundeep Ravande, CEO and co-founder of Innovapptive, explains how leading chemical manufacturers are moving beyond AI experimentation and pilot programs toward enterprise-wide implementation.
A survey by Fluke Corporation shows that Industry 5.0 adoption is moving slower than expected as manufacturers address legacy systems, workforce readiness, data, and return on investment.
Roger Hancock, CEO of Recall Infolink, explains how this summer's lettuce recall offers important lessons about supply chain resilience, recall communication and the need to quickly identify affected products.
In this In Processing episode, hear how the food and beverage industry is moving toward relying on digitization, data and AI to take CIP to the next level.
This In Processing episode explores how application-specific conveyor belts help food manufacturers strengthen food safety, reduce maintenance, and maximize production performance.
Josh Goodman of Minitab explains why real-time production data, statistical analysis, and continuous improvement are the keys to reducing downtime, improving quality, and maximizing manufacturing performance.
In this Processing Pros episode, the Flow Research CEO discusses flowmeter technologies and how his patented dual-tube meter could reshape industrial flow measurement for process manufacturers.
This In Processing episode, an audio version of an article from Stedman Machine Company, explains how moisture, friability, feed characteristics and production goals affect crusher selection.
The eschbach founder and CEO discusses actionable KPIs, digital plant operations, operator empowerment and why AI should support—not replace—the workforce in chemical, pharmaceutical and process manufacturing plants.
How ANYbotics' autonomous inspection robot supports the maintenance team at a 150-year-old cement plant.
This In Processing episode, an audio version of an article from Teadit, explores the growing regulatory focus on flange leaks and how processors can support compliance and operational performance through standardized procedures.
This Processing Pros podcast explores why powders don't behave like fluids and shares practical troubleshooting techniques for bulk material handling systems across process industries.
The company's executive director explains the custom processing technology, material separation challenges and growing demand for recycled tennis ball rubber in manufacturing applications.
This In Processing episode, an audio version of an article from FEECO International, explores how testing programs help industrial producers minimize risk, prevent over-design, and improve operational reliability across diverse materials.
Rockwell Automation's Global Industry Consultant discusses the push toward interoperability and modularity in automation and control systems and what it means for processors.
This In Processing episode, an audio version of an article from Advanced Technology Services, explores how predictive maintenance programs help industrial facilities improve throughput and schedule maintenance during low-impact production windows.
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