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Shawn Tierney meets up with Eugenio Silva of Emerson to learn all about Dust Collection Systems, and Emerson’s Monitoring and Control Solution in this episode of The Automation Podcast. For any links related to this episode, check out the “Show Notes” located below the video. Watch The Automation Podcast from The Automation Blog: Note: This episode was not sponsored so the video edition is a “member only” perk. The below audio edition (also available on major podcasting platforms) is available to the public and supported by ads. To learn more about our membership/supporter options and benefits, click here. Listen to The Automation Podcast from The Automation Blog: Read the transcript on The Automation Blog: (automatically generated) Shawn Tierney (host): Welcome back to the automation podcast. My name is Shawn from Insights, and I wanna thank you for tuning back in. Now in this episode, I had the pleasure of meeting up with Eugene Silva from Emerson to learn all about the industrial control and monitoring system that comes with their industrial dust collectors. Now I thought it was very interesting. I hope you do as well. But before we jump into this episode, I do wanna thank our members who made the video edition possible. So So when a vendor does a sponsor of the episode, the video becomes a member only perk, and that is just $5 a month to get started. So thank you members for making the video edition possible. With that, I also wanna thank our sponsor for this week’s show, the automationschool.com and the automationblog.com. I have an update later in the show what’s going on on both sites, and I hope you’ll, stick around and listen to that, towards the end of the show. But with that said, let’s go ahead and jump into this week’s episode of the automation podcast. It is my pleasure to welcome Emerson back on the show and Eugene on the show to talk about dust collector monitoring. You guys can see the slide if you’re watching dust collector monitoring and control solutions. I’m excited about this because this is a solution versus, like, a discrete product. So with that said, Eugene, would you please introduce yourself to our audience? Eugenio Silva (Emerson): Yes. Shawn, thank you very much for this opportunity. Hello, everyone. Here’s Eugenio Silva. I’m a product manager, intelligence automation within Emerson, the discrete automation part of Emerson. I’m glad today gonna share some, some of our understanding and learnings with the dust collector monitoring control solution. And, when I talk about that, Emerson is also involved in in others, types of solutions that, our purpose is to drive innovation that makes the world healthier, safer, smart, and more sustainable. And I’m also responsible for continuous emission monitoring, pest collectors is one, utility, energy and compressed air management solutions. So for today, I prepared something that, we go a little bit, into why this type of, test collector solution is important, from understand of our customers and industry point of view. We’re going to look into the fundamentals of a dust collection, from the particle sensors to the dust collector systems, and then dive in into the dust collector solution where I’m going to provide you, some features, also explanation why they are there, and how this kind of capabilities deliver value to our end users and customers, and, hopefully, to have time as well to have a short, recorded demo that, brings us, full scope how the operators look into into that solution when they they use it. Shawn Tierney (host): But before we jump in, I wanna thank the automationschool.com for sponsoring this episode of the show. That’s where you’ll find all of my online courses on Allen Bradley and Siemens PLCs and HMIs. So if you know anybody who needs to get up to speed on those products, please mention the automationschool.com to them. And now let’s jump back into the show. Eugenio Silva (Emerson): In terms of key applications, industries use cases, dust collector is essential for many industries that produce dust, produce any kind of a pounder, any kind of a fume, and typically air pollution control, boundary processing, handling, industrial dust, fume ventilation are covered by one or another way by dust collectors. And, the industries that I put in both, these are the the dirty ones in the sense that they produce a lot of, particle, either in terms of gases or dust. Therefore, the regulations that are in these industries are quite strong. So cement, metals, chemical plus, carbon, black and toner, like lithium battery assembly, disassembly, metal foundry. And what is interesting is the either you produce a waste that you have to manage it properly, can be also recycled, for example, in the industries like plastics in food or wood. All the collected dust that you have, you can also reuse and sometimes recycle. But why? Why this is important? Why is it important to extract dust from these industries? Let’s start on the right side because this is what the the customer is looking for. Because the cost of our pollution, the hazards, this this safe safety accidents that can be caused by this kind of harmful airborne and particles and forms are so substantial, then of course, it’s very much regulated in all these industries. And if you calculate the costs on the public health, Sometimes big accidents in plants where even big fires or hazards to people operating the plant. We talk about billions per year, the cost of that. And one of the consequences of having such issues is that when the dust extraction system is not working properly or you have really a downtime. For example, I’m going to explain that this really depends on components that are very, they use so often that they wear down, like filters, like post files. And each time that we have a downtime is not the cost of the dust collector downtime that’s important. It’s the overall downtime costs that imposes to the operation of the plant because in order to be conformist, they have to stop operating until they fix the issue. And these downtimes, of course, arise in many ways in different aspects. How complex is this dust collector. But I’m I’m going to give you, some insights that, if a dust collector system does not have any solution to monitoring real time or control, the efficiency. Basically, the personnel is managing these assets without any sight, and everything can go wrong. That’s why the TCO and the maintenance aspects are quite important. Because if you’re not aware where is the problem, when you have to plan and this becomes a firefighting or reactive mode, then your costs are going to be quite high. And when you talk about the TCO, it’s about the cost of the equipment, the acquisition, the cost of operation, meaning not only the personnel, but in this case, we use a lot of compressed air. I’m going to explain why. The maintenance costs, as we explained, and the disposal costs. Disposal means, the filter bags that must be replaced and and changed, but also the the dust, the fume, all the elements that must be, properly managed and recycling sometimes. So this is the aspects why it’s important. Now let’s turn us about, the benefits and savings. So if you use the dust collector solutions, of any kind that can monitor in real time all the aspects, of the operation of a dust collector system and, also contributes turning maintenance from reactive to preventative and maybe predictive, then the best thing that you can do is to avoid huge penalties. As you can see on this graph, every decade, let’s say, the fines are getting steeper. And the reason for that is because of the the damage and the result of a big, like, say, issue on the plant regarding to this dust part is is quite heavy. So, therefore, we talk about 100 k’s or even plus in some industries like primary metal and chemical, where one single incident, it’s about a 100 k in average or more. And then, of course, to avoid that and to be completely compliance, you have to operate that systems, in many cases, 24 by seven. And, therefore, any way possible to reduce downtime and, as a plus, reduce the energy costs because for compressed air, you have to use electricity, then, it pays off because you’re going to be full time compliant. And the other thing is if you do properly, monitor and control your dust collector system, you also increase the filtration efficiency. So that means you are far from the high levels, where after that threshold, you would be penalized. You can operate under, conformist, under compliance, but can also expand the equipment life. For example, the life bags, the post valves, you don’t have it to replace as often, which is the case if you don’t do any real time monitoring diagnostics. On the left side, the way that we talk about improving maintenance is the total cost. When we talk about the filter life, at least one unit of a filter, It’s about 18 k, US dollars. And you see that, the tip of a iceberg is just the purchase price. The dust collector system, like, of course, has an acquisition cost. But below that, as a total cost of ownership, you have the energy that you expand utilizing the systems. You have the filter bags. You have to keep parts in your inventory. You have to dispose of that. And, of course, you have the downtime costs and also the labors labor costs. Now I’m going to just to give, a chance to say, okay. Tell me how a dust collector system works. Shawn Tierney (host): Before we get to that, we gotta pay the bills. So I wanna tell you about our sponsor, the automationschool.com. It’s actually the next room over. We have a huge training room. We have, some of the most unique products you’ll be able to work on. You know, I know everybody has a bunch of CompactLogix or s seven twelve hundreds or 15 hundreds and, you know, VFDs and HMIs. 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So with that said, let’s get back into this week’s episode of the automation podcast. Eugenio Silva (Emerson): And these are going to be general principles and basics. In general, a dust collector system looks like this. It’s a unit where the air is pulled in at the bottom of the compartment, and this could be forced or not. And then the air gets out, on the top, the outlet, and the dust is collected on the outside of the bag. So if you see this, in this picture, we have one full bag in kind of light brown color with a specific fabric, could be porosis fabric, a PVC, or some even paper in some cases. And then the cleaner exceeds at the top. And the what happens is that the dust cake builds up on the bags, on the outside part of the bag. And, if you see the number one on top, in that particular, entry point, we have two pulse valves with, compressed air in order to shake a little bit these, post bags, filter bags, and then knocks down the dust out of these bags, and then they are collected by a hopper at the bottom. Okay? So that’s basically, in general, how it works the principle. It’s a bit more complicated. Here is just to show that in order to automate a dust collector system including the filter bags, we use, a combination of, electrical and pneumatic, components. And these are from post valves, the ones that continuously blow air into these pipes, the compressed air tanks that hold the right pressure and the right compressed air capacity in order to keep the filtration efficiency very high. Then you have the filter regulators that, you have to bring, the pressure of this line to higher enough, to to be efficient, but not so high to spend too much compressed air. Then you can use controllers, black boxes that are able to do a time based sequencing, but these are not so so much sometimes efficient because it doesn’t take into consideration all the diagnostics that you can get out of it. And then, basically, the very important element is this, particle sensor that is on the outside of the clean air because that is gonna be your canary in the mind. Right? It’s gonna be the one that indicates if the filter, system is efficient efficient and if the the job is done right. And then the other things. But let’s go back to a very interesting view. You remember this picture here that, you you’re looking at, a cross session of the dust collector. Now you could imagine how it looks like from the top. From the top, it looks like that. There is a compressed air tank, that covers, certain portion of the filters units. For example, it’s very common that a filter, complete filter unit, might have different compartments. And in each of these compartments, you have a series of filter bags. And then imagine that you provide short but very powerful pulses of compressed air that are periodically injected on top of this columns. And below, there’s a filter bag. So, therefore, they are going to to receive to expand a little bit, and the dust cake then, outside of of their surface follows. And by inertial forces, of course, this dust is accumulated at the bottom, which is, extracted into a hopper. Of course, now depending of the number of the filters per line, per roll, these pulse valves needs to pulse a little bit faster or not. And the interval time, if you just follow time based approach, could be three to six minutes. Now if you calculate the average filter units, you may have 12 of these filter bags. You can have about seven to 10 pulse valves per unit. It’s very common that, one large installation would have about, like, 500 pulse valves and four, six times more filters, install it. And imagine that if each of them having boost every three minutes, 24 by seven, during seven days a week. So can you imagine the amount of compressed air that can be spent? That’s why these pulses must be very short and powerful, in hundred milliseconds to avoid it also big waste. I think that, picture on the left side, just to simply say that, it’s a lot of, interesting things to to get the dust removal, but basically is a jet of compressed air on top, that shakes the filter. And then by gravity, the dust cake is removed. Shawn Tierney (host): It’s not just a filter. You know, I think main main people may just think, well, a dust collector is just this bag that catches all the dust. You’re actually, you know, you’re you you do have the bags, but, you’re using compressed air to sequentially, depends depending on how many you have, shake those bags in a sense by blowing air into them, to shake off the dust so it falls into the hopper. And so I can you can definitely see, like you were mentioning, if you have lots of these cylinders or these bags, then the sequencing has to be, you know, pretty pretty precise and and pretty, repeatable to make sure you’re you’re cleaning all of the bags off. And I’m I’m assuming too, you need to know when the hopper is full because everything stops working if if if the hopper gets, over full. So very interesting. I think your diagrams do a great job of explaining it as well. Eugenio Silva (Emerson): Yeah. If I play a little bit when I mention that, it’s a a little bit the reverse, way of our vacuum cleaner. Right? Because Yeah. We suck the the dust inside of the bags. Mhmm. And when the bags are completely full clogged, the suction, power, it’s far reduced. Right? So then you have to to empty our, let’s say, filter bags. Here is the although the all the dust is accumulated on the outside, the outer surface of the fabric, but the effect is the same. If there’s so much dust on the surface or out of the surface, then, the air that is shown here, the intake, the air, and then the filter simply stops. That’s why affects completely the efficiency of, that, unit. And the post jet cleaning is a way to unclog or to clean, the filters in order to bring them to the more efficient operation. Shawn Tierney (host): Yeah. Especially if you have lots of dust, you need an automatic way to continue to clean it and get it off of the filter and into the bin. So yeah. No. That makes a lot of sense. Eugenio Silva (Emerson): Yeah. In in other cases, although you talk about, dust, of course, it could be any kind of a pounder. Like, for example, in the foods and beverage industry, you don’t want this for example, let’s say, a dry milk production. You don’t want that dust to be floating around because it can bring contamination. But believe it or not, it can ignite fire sometimes. So that’s why it’s important to to get that completely eliminated. So this is the part that very people would say, okay, on the outlet where the the air should be cleaner, as you can see on the right side, that this, particle sensor is located at the outlet, clean air side. It has a very interesting the way it works is quite interesting. We use a we have a sensor in our portfolio called p 152 that, we take advantage of this triboelectric effect. Basically, this sensor, is coated with PTFE or a Teflon layer, so it’s completely electronic, electric isolated from from, of course, the media. And then when the dust starts touching, that probe, a DC charge is transferred. But because of this, sensor probe is completely isolated, we set the flow layer, the resolution and the electric charge is in the order of a peak ramp. So 10 minus 12. And that the resolution is about point five picoamp. So, therefore, if you’re touching the particles, depends of their size, They are going to generate more or less electricity that’s going to be transferred. And the ones that are just surround, they are not touching. For example, imagine that this, duct air exhausting pipe is quite big. A bit half meter, maximum one meter around that sensor, the particle also generates, induced charge in AC. And by measuring that, we have an idea about how clean is, of course, there that’s getting out. But it’s a bit more tricky than you can imagine because it looks like this. Shawn Tierney (host): Hey, everyone. I hope you enjoy this week’s show. I know I really enjoyed it. And, of course, I wanna thank our members for making the video edition possible. So this vendor did not sponsor this episode. So the video edition is available for members, and there’s some great graphics in their presentation you guys may wanna check out. Now with that said, we do have some really exciting podcast episodes coming up. I’m sitting down with Inductive. I’m sitting down with Software Toolbox. I’m sitting down with Siemens and a bunch of other vendors. So we have plenty of new podcasts coming up in the coming weeks this summer. And I also wanted to give you an update of what’s going on over at the automation blog. We’ve had some new articles come out. Brandon Cooper, one of our freelancers, wrote a great article about emulating Allen Bradley e threes. We had a vendor, actually, submit an article and sponsor the site to submit an article about what makes a good automated palletizer. We also had an update about the automation museum. That’s a fundraiser we’re running. We’re trying to open a automation museum. I got a lot of legacy stuff I’d like to donate to it, and I’d love to have it so you can come in and actually walk through, not just see the stuff, but actually learn on it. Right? So maybe you have some old stuff in your plant. You come out to the automation museum, and you can learn how to use it. With that said, we’re also looking at possibly doing a podcast for automation museum to drive awareness of legacy automation. 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So you’re gonna see a brand new start here lesson later in the week, and I’m working on some cool emulation, lateral logic for my PLC courses that if you don’t have any push buttons or limit switches, you can actually use this code I’m gonna give you for free to simulate the widget machine that I use as kind of the basis for my teaching. So in any case, check that out if you’re in one of my PLC courses over at the automationschool.com. And with that said, you know, I’m very thankful for all the vendors who come on, especially those who sponsor the episodes so I don’t have to do these commercials. I’m not a big commercial guy, but I do wanna thank you for hanging in there and listening through this update. And now we’ll get right back into this episode of the automation podcast. Eugenio Silva (Emerson): Every time you get, use the jet boost with the boost valves on top of the filter bags, it creates a peak. So that means the cleaning cycles that are happening in a duration of, just a 100 milliseconds. That’s why they are very, very thin. And they happening every two, three minutes, per roll. They have to they have in nature a little bit of noise because imagine that every time that, you clean, more dust gets into inside of the the filter back. So that means it’s like when you clean your vacuum cleaner, immediately when you turn on that, some of this dust is gonna get inside immediately, and that’s the peak. But now imagine that, you have a rupture in the filter or you have a big role because, unfortunately, these the things are wear out. And then these peaks starts getting higher and higher. So, therefore, what we do when we, put that solution in place for a little time, let’s say, couple of days, we needed to kind of, set up, these thresholds. We need to figure out the level of noise that could be because depends very much the capacity, the types of, of a test. But once you do that, in our solution, we set the thresholds like alarming, a warning alarm, which means that after that point, the maintenance crew, starts looking at, that could be a early indication that a filter bag is not okay until the maximum point that avoids any any nonconformist, issue, which is already a rupture. You really pass the time where this filter, must be replaced. Shawn Tierney (host): So we’re looking at this chart for those who are listening. And the particle sensor, you know, it’s measuring the particles as air flows normally. But during the pulse, right, we’re forcing a lot of air back in, back down. So we’re getting a lot more, you know, than the average air would have x amount of particles. But if we’re forcing a bunch of it back in, we’re gonna see a lot more particles per, let’s say, hundred millisecond pulse. Right? So we do expect a peak when we when we pulse it because we’re just forcing a lot of get back go into the reverse direction. So we can we catch the bag loose. But what you’re saying here on this chart, I find so in so much interesting. So you can quantify, like, the expected increase in, in dust that you’re gonna sense with the sensor when you go in the reverse, when you pulse pulse, blow the ear downwards to, to shake the bag free. But you’re saying if that if that extra increased amount of detected dust is either too high, above normal, or too low below normal, then that tells you that you you could either have a clogged bag or you could have a burst bag. Is that am I understanding that correctly? Eugenio Silva (Emerson): Yes. Is this correct? And then the interesting thing is that as soon as you’re getting closer to replace a filter back, this baseline starts raising a bit with a kind of, how can I say, there is a drift? Why? Exactly what you said. A filter is completely clogged. It’s not yet any rupture, but is the efficiency of the cleaning is not so okay. So therefore, this slightly changes needs to be analyzed. Why I’m showing row one to row 10? Exactly in the picture, if you remember, a compartment filter with several, let’s say, filter bags, they are under the row. So under the row one, you may have 10 filter bags, row two, row three, and so on. So that means you are able to indicate which row is the problem, but it might be that you still need to check further which of the filters in that particular row have the problems. The more quick this peak happens, more number of, filter bags can have a problem. Shawn Tierney (host): Mhmm. Eugenio Silva (Emerson): Okay? Shawn Tierney (host): So you have one sensor on the exhaust, and you’re sequencing through, you know, blowing out or shaking out, you know, pulsing each of the rows. So that’s why we see, you know, one reading across the, you know, across the horizontal, and we see your row, row one, row two, row three, row four, each of them with discrete values or pulses. And like you just said, if you have multiple issues on a row, then you’re going to see, you know, a higher or lower peak depending on what the issue is. I’m with you. Eugenio Silva (Emerson): Yes. That’s why I’m going to show the other diagnostic capabilities that we needed to associate with this, particle sensor. And just to remember that, this particle sensor, we simply use one unit on the outlet part. That’s why I needed to make the sequence in serialization of the post because then I need to to synchronize with the post jets of every role. Shawn Tierney (host): Mhmm. Eugenio Silva (Emerson): No? Row by row. Shawn Tierney (host): And I think too, if you tried to do them all at once, the the you would need a lot higher pressure. So it it kinda makes sense to do it row by row because it reduces your maximum pressure required. Eugenio Silva (Emerson): Yeah. In this practical sense, we’re not be able to Shawn Tierney (host): Differentiate. Eugenio Silva (Emerson): Identify which of the roles, would be the problem. That’s why we kind of still have to do that. But now let’s give in a solution overview, and I think that, some of the key capabilities and features are going to highlight even more, the other, diagnostic capabilities that we are able to to provide in order to identify correctly and early as possible such issues. So this is a typical dust collector system. And if you look at around, if this dust collector system is just, let’s say, automated with nomadic electric components and they don’t have real time monitoring, you’re not really know the emission level. If it also this is not real time monitoring with some diagnostics, then you are not able to identify when this particle sensor, for example, is completely taken by, the dust because the humidity entrance in that, in that pipe, or it might be that, it’s so dirty, your dust that, is already ingrained so much on the probe. Mhmm. So that’s why the poor, reliability or the low level sensitivity of that could be affected. And if you were not monitoring, these signals that I showed the these peaks synchronized with the post valve jets Mhmm. You don’t have any early warning. Okay? The post valves basically are coils. They are solenoid coils Shawn Tierney (host): Mhmm. Eugenio Silva (Emerson): With tag diaphragms that open and close at the speed of a hundred milliseconds. The point is that their life time is about a couple of millions of cycles. Mhmm. But imagine, in some cases, one, two years is already enough to to have end end of life. So a fault valve, has to be connected to a control system because you need to know if this is a short circuit or if the diaphragm is completely open. And you can only do that if every time that you cycle the valve, you also, check that. For example, the power that, you drive the coil gives you a feeling if that is a coil that is already gone. Okay? Now let’s talk about the compressed air. Right? If you have a a filter that is open, there’s a rupture. If you have, a diaphragm that’s completely gone open, you start consuming higher and higher the compressed air. The point is this is continuously increasing. You can just imagine that this is normal. But if you go into average and look at this in a historical way, you’re gonna see that this trend is caused because of the broken post valves, for example. So that’s why it’s also important aspect of the automation solution is to minimize the usage of the compressed air is to have a clearly operating under a baseline that is normal. The filter bags, independent of the materials, because if you talk about life sciences, foods, chemical, or metal, they have a different materials. They have a different, where else, lifetime span. The point is the costs might be the filter itself is not so expensive. But going up there, exchange stopping, moving things around, getting the dust out before you change, putting all the personal protection equipment may take hours. So, therefore, that is the cost of that. And if you’re not able to prevent or even have an early warning when that is going to occur, is gonna be a reactive, maintenance issue. Right? So that’s why just convincing that, it’s worth looking into different aspects. And that’s why, on the left side, when we talk about solutions, we talk about, the connectivity part that, we have to work with devices that are hard or four to 20 milliamps. Some of devices are modbus to CP. Newer actuators in post faults could be mu m q t t or even OPC UA. That’s the the PLC part that, we have. And we can work with pneumatic systems, for example, that they turn at AP, PROFINET, or any other, standards. Then, of course, we have the IOs, that, we have to look at to control the post jet systems, but also to monitor the differential pressures, to measure the compressed here in some cases, until the parts where at the top, we put HMI SCADA software platform that, we pre engineered, in order to to make it simpler the development, of that solution by our OABS or many cases directly to our end users. And all in the right are the elements that we offer in our portfolio. Some cases, OEMs of a dust collector systems just to take from us, and they might be that they have their own solution as well. Shawn Tierney (host): So just for the audio audience, I know we’ve covered these products a lot, especially on the news show. But, I mean, I’m just wanna kinda go through a couple of these things. You got the ASCO product line. Right? So remote piloted valves and, you know, all of those, that category, you know, the, pulse valves. But we also got the Advantex, which we’ve talked about, like figure filter regulators and, different cylinders. Topworks, which I think we’re all familiar with, proximity sensors and whatnot. And, some of the other products you guys, Rosemount, differential pressure transmitters. We also see, we have, the PAC systems. In this case, you could have edge analytics, and so you may have one of the PAC systems, edge IPCs. And we even see the, down in the corner there, the Emerson PLC and IOs, which I think we’re all familiar with as well. So that kinda shows you how, you know, this solution, you know, they’re taking all these different products they have in their catalog and putting it together in one solution, which is, you know, you kinda need all this stuff. You know, basically understanding how it works. We just went through it. And so it’s interesting. I don’t think I’ve seen a slide yet from Emerson where they kinda include in one application all, if not all, many of their their, different product lines. And then, the the skate on the top, it looks like, just some beautiful screens and charts and and, you know, dials showing the current status. So, and and I I didn’t mean to interrupt you, Gino, but nonetheless say that, especially since the people listening, they’ll be familiar with all those trade names because we’ve covered those in the past. But, in any case, let me turn it back to you. Eugenio Silva (Emerson): No. No. It’s thanks for highlighting. And I I say that, when I introduce myself that I’m from the discrete automation part of Emerson. Mhmm. Because most of, people would know Emerson by the Rosemont, for example, pressure, Fisher valves, and then the, you know, the delta v, DCS. Right? This is the discrete automation part, and that’s why probably something new, for everybody here. Thank you very much. So when I look at that in a nutshell, we, of course, have to put the sensory devices, the PLC on top, the HMI scanner. And, basically, what we provide is real time monitoring of this particulate, emissions. We detect but also locate where the leak is by compartments in rows. You can see on the picture that, on the top of this HMI screen, we have a filter unit with three compartments, compartment one, two, three. And each compartment has these rows on top, which is the number of rows, then the more a number of filter bags that, within each, compartment. So, therefore, just locating which compartment and which row, you have a problem, I can tell you it saves half day of the people, in the maintenance. We also optimize the push at cleaning. It’s an, patent based algorithm that is completely adaptive, and works not just with the post valves, but, we put, head pressure sensors. And this fluctuation and the differential pressure that we measure from the outlet and inlet allows us, of course, to, increase or decrease the frequency of these push heads, which allows not only to be more efficient, but also minimize compressed air. And then finally, when you talk about solidoids involved diaphragms, these ones we can indicate one by one where they have problems. So, therefore, if you look at down to the other HMI screen, there are two rows on top. The one that is a solenoid, the one that is a diaphragm, and these vertical bars are the filter bag health. If they are getting closer to red with the high levels, meaning that, their life span is already gone. And if you have, light indicators on the solenoid, the diaphragm depend of the color might be that you have a short circuit fail, open diaphragm. Therefore, you have also to replace. And, basically, when we install that solution, sometimes our customers, ask it to also integrate with their control systems. So, therefore, they compress their generation, the fan, the hoppers, the safety alarms, of the plant sometimes are fully integrated as well. Now let’s talk very much about few features features because these are the ones that probably you haven’t seen yet. Wanna talk about our HMI control system is based on Movicon, Movicon next platform. And, basically, it provides everything that you know from the Scott HMI. And that’s why to use this in general for applications like OIE, energy management, in some others, infrastructure monitoring, like, smart cities, wastewater facilities, solar, mega mega plants, etcetera. Of course, it provides data visualization, but, I like to highlight that, you could ask we provide connectivity to all major POCs that you can imagine, with communication drivers. Of course, the open standards like OPC UA, like, Modbus. And on the lower part, the the green, let’s say, the the gray part here is what we used for that solution. Sometimes we use a geo maps, to indicate where the filters are. Some geo references, let’s say geo fences as well. The people have to be, with a personal protection equipment to be there. So there are some, real time, data that, of course, we are collecting for the particle emissions and other elements like differential pressure, header pressure. And then you have the headlines. You can see some screens that are completely dedicated to alarms and alerts. And one of these, diagnostics that you see are related to the solenoid, to the filter bag, and to the diaphragm diagnostics. A lot of them are diagnostic get diagnosed in different ways. For example, the solenoids, we look into the power output of our IO cards to see if the valve post the solenoid is open or complete short circuit. The filter bag, I already explained it. We detect with some logic with the the particle sensors, And the diaphragm diagnostics is based on the header pressure because if it’s this diaphragm is completely open, the differential pressure within the chamber, it starts fluctuating, and then you know that there’s something wrong there. But all of them increases the filtration efficiency, changes from reactive to predictive maintenance, of course, keeps the site compliant, minimize dust emissions, and for sure increase equipment lifetime, like the filter units, and reduce the compressed air usage. If you sum up all of that, the return in investment is it might be quite fast, of course, for large big large installations might be within two years, but it’s still a very fast return in investment for that particular solution. That’s what it looks like. A little bit, let’s say, zoom in. You see that they’re not nice looking, but they indicate graphically where the issues are, the number of issues, on this screen about thresholds alerts. The second one on the right side, is like the number of cycles. Imagine that every pulse valve would have, about a couple of millions of cycles of lifetime. Here, you can at least predict when or how many spare parts that, you need to have in the next quarter. And then, the yellow or red signals means that, red gone, you have is a faulty. And the white ones or the red the yellow ones are the ones that, you need to watch because they’re getting closer to the lifetime dead of lifetime. The other aspect is, like I said, when thus collector systems, you acquire that without the solution, it comes with this sequence box, which basically is a time based posting. So it keeps posting three to six minutes, like I I said, hundred milliseconds, but it can change. It’s it’s fixed. And that means that leads to, an excessive use of the post valve. So you’re going to wear out quite sooner than it should, but also reduce the valve back life because stretching the the the back filters, of course, you’re gonna also wear out, and you waste much more compressed air than than probably you should. That’s why we implemented this other two types of a post jet cleaning methodologies. One is on demand. That really depends on the high differential pressure between the the chamber and, you can set, in the in the solution how these multiple filter lines are going to operate normally, And this differential pressure threshold can be, for example, when the efficiency is getting bad, the differential pressure gets lower. And then if that is within a certain band, you can estimate that, there is accumulation of the cascade. The other one is very, intelligent. It’s a function block, in our PLC that, does a dynamic change. So, therefore, you put the single set point and the adaptive algorithm based on the virtual pressure starts controlling the intervals between the posts. So the idea is that to optimize by eliminating unnecessary posts in the cycle of these valves and also minimizing the compressed air. Of course, when you install the solution and, you put the set point for the first time, the system needs a little bit time to learn, and it’s a learning algorithm that, starts adapting. And very soon, it starts performing optimally. Okay? Shawn Tierney (host): Hey, everybody. I just wanna jump in here one more time. Just thank our members, both on YouTube and at the automationblog.com. I got some really exciting stuff coming up for you guys, in the fall. I’m I just have this huge plan that I’m working on. And so, I really just thank you guys for being members. Don’t forget, you get access to Discord. Don’t forget, there’s a whole library of older episodes you get to watch. It’s such just what I’m doing this month for members. It’s, you get a whole library of stuff. We did so much member only content over the last couple of years that you have hundreds literally hundreds of hours of content that you and only you get access to as a member, whether you’re on YouTube or you’re at theautomationblog.com. And, of course, if you have any questions about your membership, reach out to me directly, please. And with that, let’s go ahead and jump back into this week’s show. Eugenio Silva (Emerson): And that looks like that. This is just another, possibility to see. You see that, on the left side, you see a particular rows, and each of these rows have the filter bags. Each filter bag has a vertical bar that indicates the healthy of that solenoid diaphragm is on the top. And then, each of these compartments can navigate from one to another. Then you have other additional elements like the header pressure, differential pressure, particle density, and you have a trained diagram that, you are able also to generate reports, but you also also to to monitor, in order to to type a little bit, the parameters in order to be more efficient. And then, completely right side, if you have more than one dust collector, you can create different screens if you want. But the idea here is that the C1, C2 means compartment one, two, three. Again, a diagnostics that leads to preventative predictive maintenance and avoids completely reactive maintenance. Interesting, if you don’t know, in order to replace a single filter, in order to check if a solenoid valve is completely short circuits, In order to see if, a diaphragm valve is open, you needed to get there in this personal protection equipment using mask, gloves. You need to go up. You need to kind of get to know where these things are. And imagine that if you could avoid and just look at the screen and say, hey. I know that this is the compartment one of the filter a, and I know where I needed to look at. And by the way, I have the spare part because I had early indications to fix it. So then we are not just talk about reduction time, but, I guess, reduction costs and avoid to put people every time in such a very interesting environment. Okay? I’m not going through the the right part because you can imagine that this is a description of how things are usually done. And if you turn this around into a proactive predictive maintenance, then you have less and maybe faster steps. And you can prevent and can plan in advance when you wanna go with these, units, and you have to wear this equipment for protection. So very quickly in the developer position. Of course, like any solution, customers are interested to know if, they can pay off payback very quickly. So the return investment of that. So that’s why we check, the size, the number of, units, what’s the minimum size the customer could start with, because the it’s a pre engineered solution, how fast it could be that we implement in the whole site. It could be also, of course, calculate how much their current expenditure in terms of maintenance, reactive maintenance, the cost of utilities like compressed air, how many times they have to or they have downtime issues. And from that, we can prove very quickly, very simply that, it’s worth investing in automation. 20 to 30% of our reduction is a lot if you consider that they use a huge amount of compressed air. And compressors, they use electricity. So, therefore, if you’re able to reduce compressed air, you also increase your operation efficiency because cost of utilities is one of the points. Downtime is everything. Maintenance, it’s about preventing that you need to do these manual inspections. Just go there, check, and come back, and you see that, okay, we could wait for another week. But because I’m here, I’m going to change anyhow the filter. And that, of course, you’re not, increasing the lifetime of our equipment. And interesting that some downstream equipment, like the blowers, like the vacu pumps, if they get a lot of dust or excessive dust, they also, damage them. So therefore, maximizing maintenance, optimizing every step pays off in that sense. And finally, of course, customers do that because they want the full compliance. Every possible issue can be tracked, can be report. The efficiency of the systems can be audit ready, reports. It can re really prove that you can you are reducing part commissions. You provide a lot of visibility what’s going on. So, therefore, the technical teams are in very high confidence to operate the system. Because if without, they are operating blindly, And that’s why they feel a bit concerned many times that, might be that the bad things are just going to happen. In a nutshell, we talk about savings, extending the filter life. We talk about savings, reduce the compressed air. We can avoid downtime. Each downtime is one event that costs not only in the maintenance part here, but also the whole production costs that are not calculate here. And half the penalties that, if you have a single issue, it’s gonna be a big one. So, therefore, it’s a good way to give customers an idea why they should invest the CapEx parts and how we can help with the OPEX to save, their budgets in the sense of operating dust collector systems. So, Shawn, if I have time three minutes, I’m going to run this HMI demo because then you can see on the screen how the different screens are operated, but it’s up to you if I if I if if I need to do that. Shawn Tierney (host): Yeah. Go ahead. Eugenio Silva (Emerson): Okay. So this is an HMI demo, of course, simulated here because imagine it’s not possible to connect to live or to have all this whole equipment. So then I’m going to click here. So, basically, you see how a operator would navigate the type of information that, is provided. I made this click through very quickly because then we don’t owe too too much time here. But you see that, you are able to trend the particle density, the air consumption. You can set the alarms. You can indicate which boost valve is not okay. How is the level of filter bags? And now the settings. The cleaning, these are the parameters that you can adjust. Like I said, we have an adaptive learning algorithm, but in many cases, you needed to steer at least set up, the sensors as well, how sensible sensitivity of that. There are many different thresholds. And then the diagnostic part, for the diaphragm and the rupture where you can detect. And once this is done, you can see that, you have, quite, interesting information. For example, if you change, you devolve, you reset the counter. These are the alarms that you can acknowledge, etcetera. Okay? And, that’s it. That was the case. Shawn Tierney (host): Yeah. That gives you a good idea of what you’re getting with as far as the HMI is concerned, and, it’s good to see a full screen. I mean, it looks it looks like a very well designed HMI. From my perspective, it looks like it’s really giving you it’s focusing in on any errors. So you have, like, just standard graphics, a very good looking graphics, and then if there’s an error, you see it in red or yellow, really calls the eye to it. But, Eugeno, I see that, there’s a QR code on the screen right now. Can you tell people where that goes? Eugenio Silva (Emerson): Yes. It goes to the product page on our Emerson.com site. And from there, you can request for demo. We can request for proposal. We can request for more information. So this is the entry point for you to go to know, how it how we provide that solution, which kind of, basic elements. And there, we have also the related product pages if you wanna get, get to know more. Shawn Tierney (host): And I think the important part here is a lot of times you you, you know, when when you have a dust collector system that is that is constantly needing care, right, to keep you in compliance and make sure your products are products are being made correctly and you’re keeping people safe and all of that, You know, these systems, you’re gonna they’re they’re gonna be expensive. And, you know, larger systems, of course, are gonna be expensive. And so that cost savings, it’s like energy savings we do with VFDs on pumps and fans. Right? Or energy savings we do when we’re doing lighting, the folks over at Emerson are gonna wanna help you kinda quantify that because, you know, they know that for you to be able to justify not only, hey. This has given us a lot of problems. We know it’s costing us money. You also wanna know your ROI. Right? And so they’re gonna work with you on that because that’s on these big projects, those are those are some of the things that we have to look at to be able to, you know, to budget correctly. Anybody who has ever been in the budgeting part of a company knows you just don’t spend money because it’s fun. You know, you have to have a reason beyond everything. So I would I would guess I’m right on that, Eugenio. Eugenio Silva (Emerson): Yes. And, Shawn, although I just covered the technical part, of course, without any commitment, we can talk to customers and consult them Yeah. To look it around and see, in terms of maturity, how they operate this dust collector systems. We can, of course, check the install base. We have a questionnaire, that can fill it in. We can understand the size. We can, for example, talk about the energy consumption, the number of, hours that they are spend or active maintenance. And based on that, we give them opportunity to analyze whether they want to invest in that solution, which is a CapEx investment, but, also improve how much reduction they could have on the OPEX part. Shawn Tierney (host): Yeah. Which is which is, yeah, how they’re gonna justify it. Well, Eugeno, I wanna thank you for going through that. I really enjoyed your presentation. I learned a lot more about about, this product line and actually this product category than I that I knew coming in, and you’re I think you did a great job of walking us through it all. So thank you very much for coming on the show. Eugenio Silva (Emerson): Shawn, on behalf of Emerson, we appreciate this opportunity. It’s my first one here, so I also enjoy it, and this was was great. A great conversation, great questions, and, thank you. Shawn Tierney (host): Well, I hope you enjoyed that episode. I wanna thank Eugene for coming on the show and bringing us up to speed on dust collector systems. I really didn’t know all of those technical details, and I really appreciate him going through that. And it’s cool to see how they integrated so many different Emerson products into that solution. I mean, it’s just not like a PLC into my o. The sensors, this I mean, you guys, sorry. I’m not gonna go through it again. But in any case, really appreciate that. And I also appreciate our members who made the video addition possible. Thank you, members. Your $5 a month not only locks this video, but so many other videos that we’ve done, hundreds of videos I’ve done over the last twelve years. So thank you for being a member and supporting my work. I also wanna thank the automationschool.com and the automationblog.com. I hope you guys listened to that update that I included in the show. So many good things happen at both places. I hope you guys would take a moment to check out both websites. And with that, I just wanna wish you all good health and happiness. And until next time, my friends, peace. The Automation Podcast, Episode 241 Show Notes: To learn about becoming a member and unlocking hundreds of our “member’s only” videos, click here. Until next time, Peace ✌️  If you enjoyed this content, please give it a Like, and consider Sharing a link to it as that is the best way for us to grow our audience, which in turn allows us to produce more content

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Brandon Cooper joins Watt's the Word to talk all about recycling. Copper, aluminum, steel, and so much more.We discuss the reality of copper thefts and tips to prevent it, along with the legal requirements for recyclers to help curb theft.Learn more at barewirerecycling.ca and sign up for their app today to earn tons of extra benefits!Support the showConnect with us on Instagram or Facebook - @wattsthewordpodcast

Tiffany Anton talks to Brandon Cooper, owner of Honey Baked Ham in Cookeville. Brandon goes through his history with Honey Baked Ham starting as a season, discussing the products that're offered like lunch in store and catering, and how the passion level has risen over time to making this a long-term opportunity. Listen to the latest Local Matters Podcast… Presented by Office Mart. Visit them at 215 S Jefferson Ave in Cookeville to see what they can do for your office News Talk 94.1 · Presented By Office Mart

PMRE 2023 IS COMING!!! Upmarket Podcast is proud to be the Official Podcast of PMRE and is excited to present this first of several Road to PMRE Episodes that we will have for you leading up to the conference on November 8-9th 2023 in Las Vegas, Nevada!! Tickets for the 5th Annual Photography + Media for Real Estate Conference and Warm-up Workshops are now available at PMREConference.com. In this episode, conference founder and organizer Brandon Cooper comes on for a brief chat about what to expect from the conference this year and announces a few of the key speakers that will appear on the main stage.One of those speakers is Kelsey Kurtis, who Reed sits down with a wide-ranging chat. Kelsey is a Lifestyle Branding Photographer & Branding Educator who will be hosting a Branding Photography Workshop as well as speaking on the Main State at PMRE. This fun and energetic chat encompasses all things branding... from color theory to authenticity to what to wear. Kelsey is super-dynamic, thoughtful and full of wisdom about the branding process, so you won't want to miss this chat.They end the show with two Action Items that listeners can use to help grow their Real Estate Media Businesses. Kelsey's Action Item Branding Color Guide Download Link: https://www.kelseykurtis.com/branding-color-guide.Follow the pod on Instagram at @upmarketpod. Our course How to Grow and Scale Your Real Estate Media Business is at UpmarketCourse.com!!!! Go to the site and book a one-on-one call with Reed to chat about the course (or anything else!) and he'll get you a special discount code!The Presenting Sponsor of Upmarket is Aryeo, the best place to help grow and manage your Real Estate Media business. Use the code "Upmarket" at aryeo.com to get 15 free bonus listings with any new account.Another amazing sponsor of Upmarket is SecondFloor, the fastest way to create a finished floor plan. It's so fast that you can deliver the finished floor plan while you are still on-site! Not only that, but you can get UNLIMITED floorplans for one low monthly fee. We love SecondFloor and you can use the code UPMARKET at checkout and any new subscriber will get a 1 month free trial.Upmarket is also sponsored by localmarketingdept.com, where you can start turning your Real Estate Media Business into a Real Estate Marketing Agency. If you mention "Upmarket" when signing up with Local Marketing Department, you will receive all the following: One month free service (that's one month of no subscription fee for the Media company); One Local Marketing Package to offer your agents (3 months free); One Social Media Management Package to offer your agents (3 months free.)

Joining the show this week is the Host of The Haunting at the Mill Paracon, Brandon Cooper who will be sharing a recent run in with Sasquatch that he had just days before the convention. Then, Sherry joins the show to talk about some awesome events that she has coming up in the South Carolina area. check out her page to find out more. https://www.facebook.com/artbysherry101 CAPS Website https://www.wisconsincaps.com/ Find and support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Wisconsincaps YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/WisconsinCAPS/ Pick up a book for Ma to review: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/7VOJMTYA3316 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/caps-wisconsin/support

Brandon Cooper is the Shaman for K.D. Stafford's team: Supernatural InK. He is ancestrally tied to the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Nation and received training from the late Dianne Little Sparrow on and around the reservation as a youth. He is a 100% disabled combat Marine serving on a voluntary basis in 3 Veteran service organizations: Veteran's Haven of Honor, Semper Fi Barn, and the Pickens County Veterans Board. He has been conducting or participating in paranormal investigations for 25+ years. He is married to psychic medium Anna Cooper who is also a part of the Supernatural InK team. Shaman Sundays Youtube: @shamansundays Facebook: @brandoncooper.23 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scott-wise9/message

Brandon Cooper, Senior Pastor, Cityview Community Church joins in studio to talk about a piece he wrote recently for The Gospel Coalition: "I Was Preaching to My Twitter Feed." Follow The Common Good on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Hosted by Aubrey Sampson and Brian From Produced by Laura Finch and Keith ConradSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brandon Cooper is an internet technology businessman, CEO and co-founder of Aphid. Brandon has over 15 years of experience in Information Technology and Marketing. Brandon specializes in Artificial Intelligence, Machine/Deep Learning, and Blockchain technology. Brandon has been nominated for top tech leader awards and has been featured on television broadcasts nationwide.Connect with Behind Company Lines and HireOtter Website Facebook Twitter LinkedIn:Behind Company LinesHireOtter Instagram Buzzsprout

We loved talking to Brandon last time he was on and in this episode, we will dive deeper into what Shamanism is and means to Paranormal Research! Brandon Cooper is the Shaman for K.D. Stafford's team: Supernatural InK. He is ancestrally tied to the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Nation and received training from the late Dianne Little Sparrow on and around the reservation as a youth. He is a 100% disabled combat Marine serving on a voluntary basis in 3 Veteran service organizations: Veteran's Haven of Honor, Semper Fi Barn, and the Pickens County Veterans Board. He has been conducting or participating in paranormal investigations for 25+ years. He is married to psychic medium Anna Cooper who is also a part of the Supernatural InK team.

Brandon Cooper is the Shaman for K.D. Stafford's team: Supernatural InK. He is ancestrally tied to the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Nation and received training from the late Dianne Little Sparrow on and around the reservation as a youth. He is a 100% disabled combat Marine serving on a voluntary basis in 3 Veteran service organizations: Veteran's Haven of Honor, Semper Fi Barn, and the Pickens County Veterans Board. He has been conducting or participating in paranormal investigations for 25+ years. He is married to psychic medium Anna Cooper who is also a part of the Supernatural InK team.

SPECIAL EPISODE ALERT!!! Upmarket Podcast is thrilled to have a partnership with this year's Photography and Media for Real Estate Conference!!! As the countdown to PMRE in November 2022 begins, Upmarket is happy to bring you the first of 5 monthly Bonus Episodes that will take us all the way to the main event in Las Vegas. In this episode, Reed has a quick chat with the PMRE showrunner, Brandon Cooper, who fills us in on the crucial details about this year's conference.Then, Reed has a more substantive talk with The Grove Studio's Natalia Robert, the host and sponsor of this year's Ladies' Luncheon at the conference. Natalia is a sharp advocate for inclusion and diversity in interior photography and is able to offer a ton of insight about how and why RE Media businesses should keep diversity top of mind when scaling their businesses. Natalia also offers practical tips on how to help keep employees (especially women) safe when in the field shooting real estate and gives out a great Instagram hack as her Action Item at the end of the show. We love Natalia and Brandon and are excited to offer these fun and interesting interviews to help get everyone excited for PMRE!Register or find out more about PMRE 2022 at https://www.pmreconference.com.Check out Natalia Robert and the Grove Studio, an amazing resource for women in Real Estate and interior photography!The Presenting Sponsor of Upmarket is Aryeo, the best place to help grow and manage your Real Estate Media business. Use the code "Upmarket" at aryeo.com to get 15 free bonus listings with any new account.

Senior Controls Engineer and Freelance Writer Brandon Cooper is my guest on Episode 106 of The Automation Podcast. For more information, check out the "Show Notes" located below the video. Watch the Podcast:  Listen via Apple, Google, Pandora, Spotify, iHeartRadio, TuneIn, YouTube, Amazon Music, Stitcher, RSS, or below: https://theautomationblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/TheAutomationPodcast-E106-Interview-BrandonCooper.mp3 The Automation Podcast, Episode 106 Show Notes: Special thanks to Brandon Cooper for coming on the show to be interviewed. To all of Brandon's articles, click on the below link: Articles By Brandon Cooper You can now support our work and join our community at Automation.Locals.com! Thanks in advanced for your support! Vendors: Would you like your product featured on the Podcast, Show or Blog? If you would, please contact me at: https://theautomationblog.com/contact Sincerely, Shawn TierneyAutomation Instructor and Blogger Have a question? Join my community of automation professionals and take part in the discussion! You'll also find my PLC, HMI, and SCADA courses at TheAutomationSchool.com. Sponsor and Advertise: Get your product or service in front of our 75K followers while also supporting independent automation journalism by sponsoring or advertising with us! Learn more in our Media Guide here, or contact us using this form. (69 views)

Shooting Spaces is back!  We kick off our new season by welcoming Brandon Cooper with the PMRE Conference to the show.  This year’s conference will be held November 9th and 10th, once again in Las... The post Episode 157 – Brandon Cooper – PMRE Conference 2022 first appeared on Shooting Spaces.

Pharmacy reform isn't for the faint of heart. For years, individuals and organizations have fought for the industry's most important issues, including everything from PBMs to provider status. We've gained momentum, but now, we have to keep it going. Brandon Cooper, Pharmacist at Soo's Drug Store, explains how to make reform work: not only in your community and across your state, but throughout the world of independent pharmacy It's an uphill battle to create change, but pharmacists — standing alongside patients and other providers — are willing and able to do it. Beyond the Scripts - Episode 28 Hosted By: Will Tuft, Director of Education at PioneerRx Guest: Brandon Cooper, Pharmacist at Soo's Drug Store Looking for more information about independent pharmacy? Visit www.pioneerrx.com

Hoy hablamos de las secuelas de Hangover, y así como estas películas no fueron creativas pues nosotros tampoco lo fuimos. Nos acompaña de nuevo Gregorio Veras para analizar what went wrong with these movies. WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON???Disponible en GuerraFilmsTV(YouTube) con video. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkVXmp0B8InEXYgQGvGhwFgMúsica de intro: Benjamin Tissot - Actionable from www.bensound.comMúsica de outro: Komiku - Intensive puzzle resolution from freemusicarchive.orgSuscríbanse al Podcast y coméntenlo con sus amigos. 

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Join us as we chat with guitarist Brandon Cooper of Worm Shepherd about their latest release, Ritual Hymns!

Over the course of our lives, we receive so much messaging like we should go to college to give ourselves the best chance for success, or we should be married by the time we are 30.  We also build belief systems about ourselves and our own capabilities.  Sometimes our belief systems prevent us from feeling worthy or capable of achieving success.  When we gain awareness that we have become our greatest barrier, and we work towards a greater sense of self-realization, it puts us in alignment with our higher self and our true calling.  If we are not feeding our own needs and desires (in a positive way) we deprive ourselves of reaching our potential.Our guest in this episode, Brandon Cooper, had a similar belief system that limited him at times in his life.  But through his dedication to seek a deeper connection to his true calling, he learned how to be positively selfish.Wires - Binaural Beats and Other Self-Meditation Sound on Amazon.comwww.linkedin.com/in/cooperbrandon/

Welcome To Blue Presents A Podcast! Today friend of the show Brandon Cooper is my guest today. We are talking everything Worm Shepherd. Brandon talks about the experience of being tour for the first time as well as preparing for their second album "RITUAL HYMNS" out January 14th on Unique Leader Records. Check out my links https://linktr.ee/bluepresents

Bonus questions. Because he went through the trouble of making an entire list of questions, Brandon Cooper gets his own show. Hope you enjoy!

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This week we chat with Brandon Cooper from PFRE.  Brandon recently announced the upcoming PFRE conference in Las Vegas on November 18 & 19th. For anyone that was there in 2019, or even attended virtually... The post Episode 135 – Brandon Cooper on PFRE Conference 2021 in Las Vegas first appeared on Shooting Spaces.

From the Workforce Wire Podcast:  Youth activism has been on the rise throughout the past two decades, but COVID-19 accelerated engagement among youth in our nation. According to CNN, although the pandemic has led to community lockdowns and increased isolation among youth, “Young Americans, in particular, are showing commitment to a pragmatic center of policy priorities: affordable health care for all, environmental sustainability, international cooperation, civil rights and economic justice. Despite their current isolation, most young Americans embrace empathetic leadership and they are devoted to serving their communities.” Join us in this episode of the The Workforce Wire while we discuss this with Brandon Cooper, Richard Elliott and Janna Parker, three activists that have been using their voice to make a difference in our community, their pathway to becoming leading voices of activism in Maryland and if this is a pathway that will lead them to pubic office.

Youth activism has been on the rise throughout the past two decades, but COVID-19 accelerated engagement among youth in our nation. According to CNN, although the pandemic has led to community lockdowns and increased isolation among youth, “Young Americans, in particular, are showing commitment to a pragmatic center of policy priorities: affordable health care for all, environmental sustainability, international cooperation, civil rights and economic justice. Despite their current isolation, most young Americans embrace empathetic leadership and they are devoted to serving their communities.” Join us in this episode of the The Workforce Wire while we discuss this with Brandon Cooper, Richard Elliott and Janna Parker, three activists that have been using their voice to make a difference in our community, their pathway to becoming leading voices of activism in Maryland and if this is a pathway that will lead them to pubic office.

Join J, Fatboi and Politickin Pete as they discuss Bitcoin and why it should be important to the black community, Mike Tomlin's comments on the hiring of black coaches on the NFL, and a conversation with young tech Mogul and CEO of Aphid, Brandon Cooper

On this Special Edition Podcast Torrey Talks about some of the ways that Maryland has impacted Black history through our nation! We have an excellent panel lined up, including Maryland Lieutenant Governor Boyd K Rutherford, Director Chanel Compton from the Banneker-Douglass Museum, Tamara England Wilson of the Maryland Commission for African American History and Culture, and Brandon Cooper from 100 Black Men of America.

This week the fellas sit down with Tech Mogul and visionary, Brandon Cooper. Brandon has over 15 years of experience in Information Technology, Marketing, and technical support as a former senior technology advisor at Apple. He specializes in artificial intelligence, machine deep learning, and blockchain technology. Brandon has been nominated for top tech leader awards, and has been featured on television broadcasts nationwide.

On today's episode, coach Brandon Cooper discusses his thoughts and his mindset one week after his pro debut. He talks about his mindset and how it's evolved with each new competition. Creating an environment to be successful in a contest prep can roll over into other aspects of your life. Always having a “must win” attitude and a “Champions mindset” is crucial to continuous improvement. Brandon covers all this and how it's helped him become and elite competitor and how having that kind of mindset also leads to success in other avenues of life including work, school, relationships, etc.If you enjoyed this podcast tag us on Instagram! We're excited to bring another avenue of impact for you.Coach Brandon Cooper IGTeamMihaly IGInterested in working with us? Check out www.teammihaly.com to learn about our Coaching programs!

Decision Vision Episode 92: Should I Pivot? – An Interview with Brandon Cooper, Aphid The question of “should I pivot?” is not just a question for a pandemic, but one businesses are often confronted by as markets grow, target customers change, and competition arises. In this edition of “Decision Vision,” Aphid Founder & CEO Brandon […] The post Decision Vision Episode 92: Should I Pivot? – An Interview with Brandon Cooper, Aphid appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

In this installment of the Detroit Worldwide Podcast, Marquis connects with tech entrepreneur Brandon Cooper about his transition to California and the rise of his company Aphid, a financial tech company that is disrupting the 9 to 5 workforce using artificial intelligence.    Brandon also discusses his former life as a musician as well as his journey into tech which began as teen growing up in Detroit.    About Brandon:   Brandon Cooper is a serial entrepreneur and businessman. Born  in Detroit,  Cooper attended Michigan State University where he studied  Marketing and Merchandising Management. After three years of college, he dropped out and moved to  Atlanta, GA.  Cooper has developed a new obsession for artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and blockchain technology. He has helped over 20 companies launch from ideation into profitable businesses. Currently residing in Los Angeles, CA, Cooper is currently the CEO of Aphid, a financial tech company  that is disrupting the 9 to 5 workforce with artificial intelligence.     Connect with Brandon:   Twitter:       @brandonc00per Instagram:  @brandonc00per Facebook:   Brandon Cooper LinkedIn:      Brandon Cooper Website:       www.aphid.io  

This week we speak with Brandon Cooper about the upcoming PFRE virtual conference.  If anyone attended the PFRE conference last year, you know how amazing it was.  Due to the current circumstances, we obviously cant... The post Episode 118 - PFRE Virtual Conference 2020 with Brandon Cooper first appeared on Shooting Spaces.

WELCOME TO BLUE PRESENTS A PODCAST! Today we are back with WHY WE LIKE EM, WHY WE DON'T. We are talking about Attila! WWLE,WWD explorers the bands that divide the music and as always I'm joined by my good friend Brandon Cooper. Check Us Out on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/bluepresentsapodcast/Check Us Out on Twitter:https://twitter.com/podcastofblue/Check Us Out On Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/podcastofblue/?hl=en

WELCOME TO BLUE PRESENTS A PODCAST!Today on the 2nd installment of Why We Like Em, Why We Don't featuring Brandon Cooper, the series where we talk about artists who have divided music fans and make points for both sides. This month we are talking about Ghost. Check Us Out on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/bluepresentsapodcast/Check Us Out on Twitter:https://twitter.com/podcastofblue/Check Us Out On Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/podcastofblue/?hl=en

Today’s guest Mr. Brandon Cooper (no relation that I know of), the 1st Vice Chairman of the Maryland Republican Party, the youngest in state party history. Mr. Cooper has worked as staff for the Republican National Committee, two US Senate Campaigns in Maryland and Kentucky, and numerous local campaigns across the state. Mr. Cooper has repeatedly been recognized for his contributions to the Party, including being the recipient of the Maryland Republican Party's 2017 Man of the Year Award and the 2013 Young Republican of the Year Award. Outside of politics, Brandon is active in his community and is a co-founder for a Maryland  Chapter of 100 Black Men of America, Inc.Producer and Host: Bridgette CooperAssociate Producer: Cindy LinCooper and Company is a  subsidiary of 728 Productions™

Don't miss this interview with former D1 pitcher Brandon Cooper. Find out who he thinks has the advantage in this accelerated season, who has the best rotation in baseball, and who he thinks will take the WS. 

WELCOME TO BLUE PRESENTS A PODCAST! Today I start a new series with the help of my good friend Brandon Cooper of Worm Shepard. We discuss why we like Bad Wolves and why we don't. We analyze the love/ hate relationship with Bad Wolves. Check Us Out on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/bluepresentsapodcast/.Check Us Out on Twitter:https://twitter.com/podcastofblue/:Check Us Out On Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/podcastofblue/?hl=en

WELCOME TO BLUE PRESENTS A PODCAST! Today I talk with Mark Gelinas formerly of Seconds From Disaster and now solo artist MG. We talk about his daughter's inspiration is his drive to continue to do music. He talks about his time in Seconds From Disaster. We also talk his solo EP produced by former guest Brandon Cooper. Check Us Out on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bluepresentsapodcast/:Check Us Out on Twitter:https://twitter.com/podcastofblue/:Check Us Out On Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/podcastofblue/?hl=en

Brandon Cooper, the CEO of Aphio, talks with Rob McNealy about Aphid, their financial technology startup which specializes in artificial intelligence bots.

Welcome To Blue Presents A Podcast! Today on the show I have my good friend Brandon Cooper. We talk about Brandon's love for all music, producing and creating music, and his brand new project Worm Shepard.

Today we take a wild ride through the future with Aphid Founder and CEO Brandon Cooper. We met Brandon at CIS in Los Angeles and had the chance to stream live with him from the event. We had to take this a step further and record this full podcast so we could get a deeper look into what Aphid is building and what Brandon sees for the future of technology. If you've ever wondered what will happen to jobs in the future, what the new economy would look like, or if you could teach your computer to work for you, you'll want to listen to this one! We get a little crazy in our futuristic predictions, then realize that some of it is actually happening already! PLUS Data-hamsters in The Matrix and George Clooney beards provide a little added excitement :) Enjoy! Hosts: Mitch & The Perfesser Guest: Brandon Cooper, founder of Aphid Intro: HippieN3rd News: The Crypto Gent This podcast is available on the following platforms: iTunes / Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts iHeartRadio Radio Public Stitcher Breaker Pocket Casts Overcast Anchor

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This week we bring you a special bonus episode. As we are getting closer to the PFRE Conference in Las Vegas on November 20-21, we wanted to bring Brandon Cooper, principle of PFRE, so discuss...

There are many different types of professional photographers in the market, but one specialty in particular is becoming quite popular: real estate photography. We share more about what’s involved with this type of work and why there is such a growing interest in this niche. Our guest Brandon Cooper is a real estate photographer who also runs photographyforrealestate.net, a blog that helps real estate photographers be successful. You will learn:- How does someone typically get into real estate photography?- How does the blog “Photography for Real Estate” help current and aspiring photographers in the industry?- What can someone make as a professional real estate photographer? What do top photographers make and how do they get to that level? - What appealing trends, techniques and services are driving people into the real estate photography business?- Advice for a professional photographer who is looking to expand into real estate

In this week's episode I talk to Brandon Cooper, the founder of Aphid. We discuss how he is breaking the work week down to one hour a week with his new company. We talk about life balance, being proud of what you are doing, creativity and much more. Join us on this journey of The Art of Letting Go! Brandon Cooper @brandonc00per @aphidbyte Thank you for listening. Please subscribe to all of our channels. Hope you enjoy! Check out our merch and get your Art of Letting Go t-shirt at https://teespring.com/stores/artoflettinggo If you would like to give us some feedback or just reach out to us feel free: 
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The Environmental Protection Agency is currently coordinating the cleanup of a massive stockpile of toxic and hazardous waste inside and around a deteriorating former Ogden meatpacking plant. Ogden City purchased the property from the owner of Smith and Edwards, an iconic military surplus retailer, with plans to revitalize the site as a mixed-use manufacturing and outdoor recreation destination. But as the full scope of the chemical and material hazards on site becomes known, questions remain about the buildings potential environmental and financial impact on residents and taxpayers. On this week’s episode of Trib Talk, Leia Larsen, a journalist with the Utah Investigative Journalism Project and Brandon Cooper, Ogden City’s deputy director of community and economic development, join Tribune reporter Benjamin Wood to discuss the ongoing cleanup of hazardous waste at the Swift Building and whether city officials were adequately and appropriately aware of the property’s contents at the time of its purchase. Listeners can also subscribe to “Trib Talk” on SoundCloud, iTunes and Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify and other major podcast platforms. “Trib Talk” is produced by Sara Weber with additional editing by Dan Harrie. Comments and feedback can be sent to tribtalk@sltrib.com, or to @bjaminwood or @tribtalk on Twitter.

My old friend, Pastor Brandon Cooper (Cityview Community Church) joins me to discuss what makes the Christian worldview stand out from all the rest. We get into metaphysics, the exclusive claims of Christianity and Pluralism, Hinduism, eschatology, and why the biblical Gospel is truly unique. If you're a Christian, this will help you articulate and defend what you believe. If you're not, it will challenge your assumptions and encourage you to entertain new ideas you perhaps hadn't considered. Either way, I hope it makes you think. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-think-podcast/message

Today on the show we had Lee Daniel and his protege' Brandon Cooper stop by, where they spoke on their play "Ain't No Mo" Jussie Smollett and the future of Empire. Also, Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to Roman Polanski for suing the Academy of Motion Picture for giving him the boot, and Angela helped some listeners out during "Ask Yee".  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

We have a special guest this week and we are really excited to bring it to you.  Just about a year ago  we had the privilege of speaking with Larry Lohrman, founder of PFRE.  For...

Brad's lifelong friend Brandon stops by to tell a story about how Brad saved his life.

On this episode, kingkaz & Djm give their hot takes on E3. Plus, we take a tip into comic book land….and a follow-up on a long-running gimmick of Two Nerdy Black Guys Lore! YES. KAZ WATCHED GOTHAM. All this, and Djm’s panic over eventually getting Overwatch. The post Two Nerdy Black Guys – E3 & Brandon Cooper’s Comic Book Upkeep – Delta Juliet Mike Media appeared first on Delta Juliet Mike Media.

This episode, Kaz fulfills the obligations set out by Patron, podcast guest, and extraordinary gentleman Patrick Kohn AKA TimeJumper319 on our 100th episode. Brandon Cooper gives us his hot take on Batman V Superman. David Majors replies and rebuts and finally goes into depth as to why he is admittedly in the minority on the […] The post Two Nerdy Black Guys: Brandon Cooper’s Comic-Book Land – Delta Juliet Mike Media appeared first on Delta Juliet Mike Media.

This week, we revisit a promotion from our third ever episode in Chicago-based Billy Corgan passion project, Resistance Pro and their event "And Justice For All". For this, we are joined by two fantastic guests in Petey's Hallyujuku co-host Brandon Cooper a.k.a. KingKaz and the incomparable host of Ruthless Aggression, Hawkeye Jefferson. We discuss Robert Anthony's amazing character work, how you can use old ideas and still make them feel fresh, how family friendly =/= bad, the original "black ref" Justin King, Sugar Dunkerton getting the recognition he deserved, and the value of balance in a wrestling event. All that and more on a really fun episode of the Fanny Pack! Come get some in yo face!

This week, we welcome guest Brandon Cooper a.k.a. KingKaz on the show and he brings his offering of The Fugees and their seminal hip-hop opus, "The Score". What did the guys think? You know how to find out. Get to it!

This time on Fanny Pack Wrestling, we gather the smooth-voiced Jerry Vinn, and Hallyujuku/Two Nerdy Black Guys co-host and Mid-Atlantic native Brandon Cooper a.k.a. King Kaz to talk Mid-Atlantic wrestling. Namely a promotion that made a big splash at National Pro-Wrestling Day 2013 in CWF Mid-Atlantic and their marquee event, Battlecade XIV. We discuss production value, wrestling nostalgia, "El Jefe Manny Garcia's triumph over evil, ridiculous Indy Wrestling names, the importance of a unique persona in Indy Wrestling, and so much more. Sit back and enjoy!

It's here! The premiere of Hallyujuku, starring Petey Rave and Brandon Cooper. This podcast is basically our avenue to discuss our shared obsession for East Asian pop culture. On this first official episode, we go through some headlines in the world of KPop, including Girls Generation's YouTube Music Awards upset victory, Epik High and their unique take on Korean Hip-Hop, and we're finally getting that T.O.P. album. Plus, Petey gives his thoughts on Coffee Prince and he and Kaz shamelessly turn into giant girls over it.

In the pilot episode for our brand new East Asian pop culture podcast, Petey Rave and Brandon Cooper get together to discuss the then newly-released G-Dragon solo material from Coup D'etat. Following that, they tell you about the variety show that got Petey into Korean Culture, Running Man. This is how the journey began.

In part two of this very special episode, the guys (Justin Cooper of The Fiddlebacks, Brandon Cooper and Adam Heinlen, ) go to the Hater’s Corner to discuss things that piss them off that we have to deal with all the time.  Hilarity ensues. The show winds up with another awesome tune from Justin Cooper. […]

In part two of this very special episode, the guys (Justin Cooper of The Fiddlebacks, Brandon Cooper and Adam Heinlen, ) go to the Hater’s Corner to discuss things that piss them off that we have to deal with all the time.  Hilarity ensues. The show winds up with another awesome tune from Justin Cooper. […]

The first part of a two part spectacular!  Today we welcome Justin Cooper of The Fiddlebacks to the show for some awesome live music.  Plus his brother  Brandon Cooper joins the panel along with the lovely and talented Adam Heinlen and get to the bottom of Octoberfest, The David L. Moss correctional facility and we ponder […]

The first part of a two part spectacular!  Today we welcome Justin Cooper of The Fiddlebacks to the show for some awesome live music.  Plus his brother  Brandon Cooper joins the panel along with the lovely and talented Adam Heinlen and get to the bottom of Octoberfest, The David L. Moss correctional facility and we ponder […]

On this therapeutic episode of Shoo...errr Fanny Pack Wrestling Petey Rave and DJM bring in Brandon Cooper to talk about his experience attending his first live wrestling event after being dragged to Chikara's Tag World Grand Prix by DJM. We discuss the eternal struggle between Demons and Vampires, interesting interactions at the merch table, the mayhem and foolishness of Colony versus Devastation Corporation, coping with unimaginable loss, and more. Check it, fools! Stay tuned to SmartMarkVideo.com to get your copy of Tag World Grand Prix. Go to ChikaraPro.com for info on upcoming events you can attend live.

After taking a week off, Fanny Pack Wrestling comes back swinging with a great new episode. Petey Rave and DJM squee over their respective upcoming Indy Wrestling plans, and, additionally, have a chat about Indy Wrestlers adjusting to the "Big Leagues" and the change in persona needed. Afterwards, they bring in returning guest Brandon Cooper and his It Needs More Desu cohost Mike Lettau to talk Dramatic Dream Team's Budokan Peter Pan 2012 event. Topics covered include Japanese humor, Tag Team Wrestling, Danshoku Dino's ass, what video-game friendly rivalry Kenny Omega and Kota Ibushi could be analogous to, and so much more.

This week's episode of Fanny Pack Wrestling takes us into the world of Beyond Wrestling with returning guests Brandon Cooper and Drew Snyder. We talk about Indy Wrestling's relationship with New Media, we (sort of) apologize to Sugar Dunkerton and anoint him our podcast's favourite wrestler, Brandon and Drew hit on Addy Starr... a lot, and so much more.

In this premiere episode of FPWP, Petey Rave and DJM are joined by their friends, Brandon Cooper and Drew Snyder to review. CHikara's King Of Trios 2012. We talk about Japanese Wrestling, the ethics of Duck Duck Goose in a wrestling ring, Sugar Dunkerton's mental state, and so much more. Join us on this journey, won't you?