Tag: control valves

These new valves are able to master the most demanding tasks with ease. With a high flow of up to 4,700 L/min and a maximum pressure of 350 bar, they guarantee fewer pressure drops, faster motion sequences, greater power density, and greater stability and control quality.

Mass Flow ONLINE B.V., the e-commerce channel of Netherlands-based Bronkhorst High-Tech B.V, has released a new series of pressure compensated control valves.

Weir Valves & Controls UK, which is owned by the Weir Group that has locations across North America, is delighted to confirm the design and build of one of the largest ever tungsten carbide control valves – designed to tackle the issues associated with black powder.

The Marsh Bellofram Company has announced the formation of the new BelGAS CP (Control Products) business unit one month after announcing the formation of its new BelGAS FM (Flame Management) division.

On May 3rd, 2018, the partnership of Ovivo USA (Ovivo) and MICRODYN-NADIR will host the grand opening of the Ovivo® MBR Knowledge Center and MICRODYN-NADIR Manufacturing Plant for BIO-CEL® MBR Membrane Modules.

The control valve is where the rubber meets the road (or more literally, where the fluid meets the steel). Adequate and timely control valve maintenance is therefore an area where processing facilities can make a big impact on their business because the failure or poor performance of a valve may shutdown operations, affect production output or lead to an unsafe situation.

New England Controls, a leading supplier of process control equipment and solutions with locations throughout New England in the United States, recently announced that it can now deliver both isolation and pressure management valve solutions to its customers.

Emerson Electric Co.’s EMR Process Management unit, all part of Missouri-based Emerson, has entered into a Research Collaboration Agreement with Singapore-based Nanyang Technological University (NTU) to manufacture industrial control valves using 3D printing methods.

Sasol, an international energy and chemical company, has selected Emerson Process Management to help automate its USD $8.9 billion petrochemical complex in Lake Charles, Louisiana, designed to take advantage of abundant, low cost natural gas.

According to a recent report by Transparency Market Research (TMR), a global market intelligence company, providing global business information reports and services, increasing investment in fluid handling technology across oil and gas sector coupled with the growing requirement of industrial process controls across different industry verticals is driving the growth of the control valves market.