Aug 7, 2026 · 32 min · 12 segments
Emerson's Michael Machuca explains how non-intrusive flow, temperature, corrosion and acoustic monitoring help chemical manufacturers boost safety, reliability and sustainability without cutting into…
Distilled is a production of Chemical Processing.
Chemical Processing focuses on serving engineers, designing and operating plants in the chemical industry.
Welcome to the Solution Spotlight edition of our Chemical Processing Distilled podcast.
In today's episode, we're discussing how chemical manufacturers can use non-intrusive measurement instrumentation to gain better process and asset health insight without adding unnecessary disruption.
Chemical plants are under pressure to improve safety, reliability, productivity and sustainability, but many still face measurement gaps in hazardous, hard to access, or high maintenance areas.
Joining us is Michael Maciuca, Global Chemical Industry Director for the measurement instrumentation portfolio at Emerson, to discuss how non-intrusive measurement technologies can help plants close those gaps and make better operational decisions.
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Distilled is a production of Chemical Processing.
Chemical Processing focuses on serving engineers, designing and operating plants in the chemical industry.
Welcome to the Solution Spotlight edition of our Chemical Processing Distilled podcast.
In today's episode, we're discussing how chemical manufacturers can use non-intrusive measurement instrumentation to gain better process and asset health insight without adding unnecessary disruption.
Chemical plants are under pressure to improve safety, reliability, productivity and sustainability, but many still face measurement gaps in hazardous, hard to access, or high maintenance areas.
Joining us is Michael Maciuca, Global Chemical Industry Director for the measurement instrumentation portfolio at Emerson, to discuss how non-intrusive measurement technologies can help plants close those gaps and make better operational decisions.
