Happy New Year! It is my hope that everyone had a safe and happy holiday season. As we start 2022. I'm excited to see what we can achieve as a section. I'm also excited to announce that our first technical…
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Welcome our New Sponsor the Charbonnet Law Firm
The ISA New Orleans Section is pleased to welcome our latest sponsor, the Charbonnet Law Firm. Sponsorship support from local companies help the section fulfil its mission as well as providing greater visibility to the sponsoring company. If you would…
November 2021 Technical Seminar
ANSI/ISA-18.2, Management of Alarm Systems for the Process Industries, changed the world of alarm management when first published in 2009 with the introduction of activities grouped into the alarm management life cycle. That life cycle has since become globally recognized, as the standard has been adopted by the International Electrotechnical Commission and found wide use across the process industry sectors.
October 2021 Technical Seminar
PLC-Based Control Systems Upgrades Many sites today have old, outdated control systems, ranging from older electro-mechanical and relay-based control systems to PLC-based systems that are now obsolete.
YouTube Live Stream
We offer our online section meetings on two platforms, Zoom, and YouTube live stream. Click the link below to join our April Section Meeting presentation on Digital Transformation on our YouTube Channel. Live Stream starts at 12:00 pm, Tuesday, April…
April 2021 Section Meeting
Digital Transformation of Process and Functional Safety https://youtu.be/Zuq2YkZCaTo Presentation: isa-april-2021-isa-84-digital-transformation-rev-2Download Abstract:Tedium and time wasting have both largely been eliminated from our lives through digital transformation. We enjoy nearly instant satisfaction and success viewing and manipulating data as we bank, shop,…
March 2021 Section Meeting
Many process industries operating in high corrosive environments take precautions to protect electrical and electronic equipment, but did you know your critical electronics may be more susceptible today than they were just five years ago?