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In an era where artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing industries worldwide, the valve manufacturing and distribution industry is poised to tap into this transformative technology.

On April 26, 1986, the worst nuclear accident in recorded history occurred at the Chernobyl nuclear plant in Ukraine, former Soviet Union.

Although high-quality valves are available from a range of original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), valve performance issues will invariably occur.

Industrial fluid systems have dozens of valves that control the flow of critical fluids from one part of the system to another. Putting mission-critical data...

Check valves prevent the backflow of process media in hydraulic, propellant, and oxidizer systems. Check valves have a reputation as being problematic in operation.

96’’ actuated triple offset butterfly valve, which is the biggest triple offset butterfly valve Neway has manufactured until now.

Flowserve has improved the design of the Valtek FlowTop control valve to meet the global requirements for general service and moderately severe service applications.

Proper linkages of all the components that comprise automated valves are critical to the performance of process control operations. Historically, when valve automation first began, mounting kits made up of brackets and couplers to mount an actuator on top of a valve had to be machined by custom bracket manufacturers.

Though experts largely feel extremely confident in the ability to control the specification of the proper materials and components, utilize the proper tools, and calculate the correct torque values; one critical and often overlooked variable still looms large.

Energy technology company Baker Hughes is collaborating with C3 AI, Accenture and Microsoft on industrial asset management (IAM) solutions for clients in the energy and industrial sectors.