Saturday, April 14, 2012

Gloria Evans Morrison 1934 - 2012

Gloria Evans Morrison

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1934 ~ 2012
On April 6, 2012 the Morrison family lost its matriarch, Gloria. She was born September 27, 1934 to John Henry Evans, Jr. and Bessie Thurman Evans. Gloria graduated from Granite High School and attended the University of Utah where she became a devoted member of Pi Beta Phi sorority.
She married her beloved husband, John G. Morrison on March 21, 1953. She and John founded Conveyors & Equipment a Salt Lake company in its 40th year.
Gloria was an active member of P.E.O., WAIMME's, Saturday Night Dance Club and many Bridge groups. She will be missed by many.
A celebration of Gloria's life will be held May 12, at Gloria's monument, 5009 Holladay Blvd. If you wish to attend this event please RSVP to the family by email or phone.
Gloria lived for her family and friends. She was a master seamstress, cake maker, Halloween costume designer, interior decorator, general contractor, consummate hostess and the creator of our holiday magic.
Gloria is survived by her husband John Morrison, brother John H. Evans III, children Ginger Goyzueta, Bret Morrison (Paige), Henry Morrison (Christine) and six grandchildren, Alex and Gina Goyzueta, Bret's sons Austin and Derrick and Henry's sons Connor and Jake.
Donations may be made in her name to The Lustgarten Foundation (www.lustgarten.org)

Published in Salt Lake Tribune from April 11 to April 12, 2012

Friday, February 10, 2012

BinMaster 3DLevelScanner for Harsh Environments


Lincoln, Nebraska (February 7, 2012)—BinMaster Level Controls announces the introduction of the  3DLevelScanner HE designed for use in storage silos containing challenging materials such as clinker, alumina, and fly ash. This new model of the 3DLevelScanner has an operating temperature range of up to 250°F (120°C) to accommodate higher temperatures that may be present when material that has been heated in the production process is conveyed into storage silos. The 3DLevelScanner HE is ideal for use in the cement, aluminum and power industries where there are multiple challenges such as dust or high humidity and very large silos where the material surface in the bin may be uneven and difficult to measure.


Dependent on the diameter and height of the silo and the desired level of volume accuracy, one or more 3DLevelScanners is mounted on the top of the silo in strategic locations determined by using advanced proprietary software. Each dust-penetrating, non-contact sensor sends pulses in a 70° beam angle, taking multiple measurements from the material surface and continually mapping the material surface to detect changes in level, account for uneven surface topography, and calculate a highly accurate volume estimate for the contents of the silo. The 3DLevelManager software reports the lowest and highest points detected and the average level based upon a weighted average of all of the measurements detected in the bin. For the MV and the MVL models, a colorful graphical representation will indicate where high and low spots exist in the silo.

“In the manufacturing process, materials such as clinker, alumina or fly ash may be conveyed into the silo when they are still relatively hot,” said Todd Peterson, vice president of sales for BinMaster. “The new 3DLevelScanner HE withstands these higher temperatures while maintaining a high level of measurement accuracy, unlike some non-contact devices that are prone to becoming unreliable in harsh environments. With our experience in over 500 installations in North America, the 3DLevelScanner has been proven to perform in a wide variety of materials like heavy lump material like clinker, fine granular material like alumina oxide, or powdered materials such as fly ash.”

About BinMaster
BinMaster is a division of Garner Industries – an ISO 9001:2008 certified company established in 1953 and headquartered in a 75,000 square foot manufacturing facility in Lincoln, Nebraska, USA. BinMaster is strategically focused on designing, manufacturing and marketing reliable, proven sensoring devices for the measurement of bulk solid and liquid materials for the feed and grain, food, plastics, pulp & paper, power, mining, and concrete industries. The BinMaster product line is sold worldwide and features many diverse technologies for bin level indication and measurement, being well known for its SmartBob2 and 3DLevelScanner advanced inventory management solutions. For more information about BinMaster, visit www.binmaster.com.