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Overcoming High-Temperature, High-Pressure, and Cryogenic Challenges for Hydrogen Energy
For many, the achievement of carbon neutrality through clean energy by the year 2050 is one of the most important challenges facing mankind.
Overcoming High-Temperature, High-Pressure, and Cryogenic Challenges for Hydrogen Energy
For many, the achievement of carbon neutrality through clean energy by the year 2050 is one of the most important challenges facing mankind.
The Properties of High Temperature Metal-Seated Ball Valves
As many companies and producers of energy are looking toward a cleaner future, solar energy has become a viable alternative to meet industry’s energy needs. To ensure the safe operation of the applications that harness solar energy, the valves used have to meet specific requirements. Valve World Americas had the opportunity to speak with valve expert Scott Moreland to gain more insight on this topic, including what valves are best suited for these applications, and what to expect for the future of the valve market.
Rotork Gears’ AWWA bevel gearboxes
The American Water Works Association (AWWA) is responsible for setting standards on the design, performance and manufacturing of valves and associated equipment. With over 50,000 members, it is the world’s largest scientific and educational association dedicated to managing and treating water.
Metcar’s bearings suitable with high temp. valves
Metallized Carbon Corporation (Metcar) has designed a range of bearings designed for louver dampers in boiler applications for instance, in coal- or refuse-fired power plants.
The Metcar bearings are suitable for boiler damper blade shaft bearing applications because of their ability to cope with extremely high temperatures.
New angle body piston valve
The Fluid Control Division of Parker Hannifin Corp recently introduced an enhanced model of its 810 Series angle body piston valve that features stroke limitation while maintaining the standard optical valve position indicator.
Carbon-Graphite for severe chemical environments
Metallized Carbon Corp's carbon-graphite ball valve seats are designed to be used in valves which handle hot liquids or hot gases. They are available in more than 150 grades of Metcar’s carbon/graphite material and can be used in temperatures from 350F to 800F even in oxidizing environments.
Valves measure up to high temperatures
The new M-series metal seat ball valves from A-T Controls stand up to abrasive fluids, high pressure, steam and high temperatures with an oversized stem and larger ball design to prevent leaks.