Navigating the Complexities of Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS)
As the world grapples with the pressing need to reduce carbon emissions and combat climate change, Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) has emerged as a crucial technology.
YVI Valve: We Make Our Valves™ to Last
YVI’s legacy as a leading manufacturer of premium cast valves began in 1978 when Mr. Li Sr. started working in a valve factory specializing in high-temperature, high-pressure valves for the power industry.
The Petrochemical Market is Expanding Rapidly – But at What Cost to the Environment?
There is a growing demand for chemical and petrochemical products, from agriculture to aerospace to automobiles. The Middle East, China, Europe, and North America are bristling with new projects and expansions.
From Tradition to Innovation – Reflecting on Three Decades in the Chemical Industry with...
With over 37 years in the chemical industry, Bill Patrick has witnessed the evolution of piping technology like no other.
Bioenergy: A Growing Industry
Biomass is an important, if controversial, source of energy, which first rose to prominence in ethanol facilities and has been growing ever since.
Ensure Your New Valve Station Is Well Thought Out
Control valves are pivotal components of municipal water systems, playing a crucial role in regulating water pressure and flow to ensure a stable supply.
Can Optimal Seating Stress Improve Valve Packing Performance?
In technical papers, information is available about low emissions and how aiming for the best torque on a valve packing gland is essential to optimize economic resources and environmental impact.
The Role of the Subject Matter Expert in Valve Selection and the Offshore Environment
As valve and process systems become more complex, especially in an offshore environment, the role of the Subject Matter Expert (SME) has increased in importance.
The Importance of Valve Sealing and Packing
Conveying a substance from one place to another along a tube would be a simple affair if one never needed to control its flow.
Valve Market is Now High Profit and High Risk
A few valve companies are achieving EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization) of thirty percent.