Tag: Baker Hughes

Baker Hughes, Masoneilan have announced that the latest technology innovation of 74000 Series, Erosion Resistant Solutions, is now available for performance enhancing control.

Baker Hughes, Consolidated has announced a step forward in the continued development of advanced solutions in Pressure Relief Valves (PRV).

American energy services firm Baker Hughes has signed an agreement to sell the assets of its surface pressure control flow (SPC Flow) business unit to private equity fund Pelican Energy.

Titanium was first replaced with Nickel Aluminium Bronze (NAB) in the offshore industry as a cost-saving measure. This paper provides a short comparison between titanium and NAB valves in corrosive seawater systems.

Consolidated Pressure Relief Valves announced the release of the new patented 2900 Series Generation II Pilot-Operated Pressure Relief Valve (PRV).

Baker Hughes and C3.ai recently announced the launch of BHC3 Production Optimization, an AI-based application that allows well operators to view real-time production data, better project future production, and help optimize operations for improved oil and gas production rates.

Digitization has significantly influenced the valve industry since its adoption in the late 1990s. Since then, manufacturers are continuously competing to find new ways to innovate and expand their digital portfolios, and the need to stay relevant and up to date has never been greater.

Baker Hughes has secured a contract to supply the severe service, control and safety relief valves for the Bahrain Petroleum Company (Bapco) Modernization expansion project.

Baker Hughes’ Becker T-Ball Control Valve series offers a series of valves that can help users optimize their system’s performance by meeting the high demand natural gas regulation requirements.Natural gas systems are in the quest for maximum capacity and operational efficiency.

Baker Hughes has agreed to purchase 100% of its Texas electricity from renewable sources. In collaboration with Energy Edge Consulting and EDF Energy Services, the agreement combines renewable energy from the White Mesa Wind project, owned and developed by Apex Clean Energy and the Talitha solar project, owned and developed by 7X Energy.