October 2016
Maintenance and Reliability
Monitor medium-voltage switchgear in refineries
When medium-voltage switchgear (MVS) in a refinery fails, it can force a process unit or even an entire refinery to shut down.
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The Author
Murray, J. - Emerson Process Management, Boston, Massachusetts
Jonathan Murray is director of IntelliSAW products at Emerson, focusing on new business strategies, product development and marketing of the IntelliSAW Critical Asset Monitoring (CAM) Platform. Prior to joining IntelliSAW, Mr. Murray focused on automation and control systems for smart grid, energy storage and electric vehicles, holding positions such as business unit manager, business development manager, project manager and senior engineer. He holds a BS degree in electrical engineering from the University of Massachusetts.
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