WHERE DO OPCS COME FROM?
They occur widely among the plant kingdom (practically every plant) and have actually been shown by Dr. Masquelier to be present in over 500 different varieties. They are most highly concentrated in the more fibrous pant of plants such as bark, stems, leaves, seed and skins. The most viable commercial sources today are grape seeds, an abundantly available by-product of the grape industry and French Maritime Pine bark, a by product of the lumber industry in southern France.
Related Questions
- In MiMiC v2.8, OPC parameters can be simulated using the /OPC designation in the Tag name. Can the user simulate OPC parameters in MiMiC v3 and do they consume SIO tags?
- In the past, there were conversion issues with using from simulations developed for the VIM to the DeltaV Simulate OPC drivers. Has this been addressed in MiMiC v3?
- What problems can be solved with Advanced OPC Data Logger?
