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This ABB water technology magazine introduces ABB's latest technologies and solutions in the water sector, including seawater desalination, smart irrigation, remote metering, water-electricity integration, etc., to help users use water resources more efficiently.

ABB reported a 10% increase in orders and an 8% increase in revenues in the second quarter compared to the first quarter of 2002. ABB incurred $185 million in restructuring costs, asset write-downs, and charges in the first half of the year to improve the company's fundamentals. The company confirmed its full-year target of a 4 to 5 percent EBIT margin. First-half orders amounted to $11.9 billion, down 6% from the same period in 2001. Three divisions experienced order growth in the first half: Power Technology Products (8%), Automation Technology Products (3%), and Oil, Gas and Petrochemicals (6%).

Proper condition monitoring of critical equipment can act as an early warning system against impending problems. However, condition monitoring is not used everywhere, often because of the expense of installing proper sensors and cabling, especially if the monitoring system needs to retrofi tted to existing equipment.

This document introduces the products and solutions of ABB Automation Technologies in the field of automation. The product features include scalable platforms, functional integration, ease of engineering and installation, reliability and durability, safety and environmental friendliness. The solutions include optimizing customer processes, improving yield, quality, availability, and reducing costs, and maximizing asset utilization.

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This document introduces some of the major successes of ABB's labs and research centers in 2009, including the Desertec project and wireless fieldbus communications. The document emphasizes the importance of technical decision-making and insights in the product development process, and praises the dedication and resolve of ABB scientists and engineers.

This document is an international customer magazine from ABB Robotics for the automotive industry. It introduces innovative technologies and solutions in the automotive manufacturing industry, including robot-aided stamping at Ford's Buffalo Stamping Plant in the US, an eco-friendlier water-based paint line at Fiat in Italy, smart spraying at Mercedes-Benz in Germany, and an efficient body-in-white production line at Renault Trucks in France.

This is an article about ABB low voltage general purpose motors

ABB Crane Systems is a global company that has been in business since 1897, providing system solutions for container crane systems. ABB Advant® Crane Control System is a complete toolbox for efficient container handling. The system is designed to give you the level of control you need now and in the future. As your business grows and your needs evolve, more functions, more cranes and more integration can be easily added.

ABB Industrial IT will provide customers with integrated hardware, software and engineering solutions, project management, training, spare parts and service. Products and technologies will be divided into approximately 30 functional categories, each dedicated to a specific sector of the company’s production or administrative activity. ABB then brings each device or piece of software in line with Industrial IT standards to make sure that it integrates perfectly with the rest of the products. Numerous benefits are to be had from a high level information system like Industri- al IT that would be difficult to achieve with currently available management solutions.

This document describes the lifecycle status of the liquid cooled ACS 600 MultiDrive W AC drive, which is in the classic phase of the ABB Drives product lifecycle plan and is planned to remain in this phase until 2015.

Statement made by Mr. Gary Steel, Chairman, ABB Limited, at its 61st Annual General Meeting held at Bengaluru on May 10, 2011. He discussed the company's operations in 2010 and prospects for the future.

This document provides detailed information on the features and technical parameters of the Advant® Crane Control GSU Grab Ship Unloader