Featured Story

Our Featured articles are long reads that require more reading time than our news articles. In this section, you can find our cover stories, compelling content featuring prominent manufacturers, end-user interview with valve experts around the world, in-depth technical articles and interesting project reports from various industries, ranging from oil & gas, chemical and petrochemical to power generation, pharmaceuticals and food and beverage industries.

How Digitized On-Off Valves Improve Operations

Digital transformation of field instrumentation can spark one’s imagination with new concepts, including the possibility of data harvesting from automated on-off valves.

IOGP-JIP33: Standardizing Equipment Procurement Specifications

The IOGP JIP33 program has been a great success in the short time it has been active and is now actively engaging with operators and EPCs to further adoption across the industry.

Understanding the Valve Trifecta, An Interview with Matt Hartfiel and Charles Metrailer, MRC Global

The valve trifecta consists of the highest quality, best delivery, and lowest price.

OMAL Automation: Exceeding Customer Expectations

Renowned for product solutions that are characterized by superior quality and high performance, OMAL Automation provides valves to be used in complex and challenging applications.

Advancements in Valve Technology: Toward Zero-Emission Solutions

Technology has been a catalyst for the rapid growth of civilization over the past century.

Alternative Flange Assembly Methods

Most individuals remember the day they learned to change a tire.

Transitioning to a Zero Emissions Actuation Solution for Shutdown

Since the early days of gas transmission pipeline valve automation, shutdown valve actuators have been powered using energy from the pipeline fuel gas pressure.

Valve World Mexico 2023: A Resounding Success!

The 2023 Valve World Mexico Conference was a great success! Held at the Sheraton Mexico City Maria Isabel Hotel in Mexico City, this year’s event far exceeded expectations.

Taking a Niche-by-Niche Route

Why is cost data used as a guide and a reference whereas market data is used only as a reference?