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    RE: Introduce Yourself

    By: John Kingsley , yesterday

    Hi Tamilarasan, Glad to have you here. If you have any queries do let me know anytime. ------------------------------ John Kingsley Board Member ISA Bangalore Section ------------------------------

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    RE: Introduce Yourself

    By: Steve Mustard , yesterday

    Welcome Tamilarasan Great to hear you recently completed IC32M. Best of luck with the exam. If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask. I hope you take the IC33, 34, and 37 courses and exams too so you can be an ISA/IEC62443 Expert. Steve ------------------------------ ...

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    By: TAMILARASAN MARIMUTHU , yesterday

    Hello ISA members, My name is Tamilarasan. I recently completed the IC32M - Using the ANSI/ISA-62443 Standards to Secure Your Control Systems course and am currently preparing for the certification exam. I am an Industrial Automation Engineer with over six years of experience ...

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    By: Oto Akpan , 2 days ago

    I am Oto Sam, an Instrument Technician with over 7 year experience and currently with Waltersmith Refinery and Petrochemical Ltd, Nigeria. Looking forward a rewarding professional engagement. ------------------------------ Oto Akpan Waltersmith Refinery and Petrochemical ...

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    RE: Dangerous failure rate of contactors for calculating ...

    By: John Summerlin , 2 days ago

    Juliano, B10 is not appropriate on a monthly cycle time. The best place to find the failure rate data is on the SIL certificate for the device. Most certificates directly state the failure rates in FITS. If you are looking for a general check of figures, then I recommend ...

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