Tag: Petrochemical

Neles offers a full range of flow control solutions from valves and actuators to intelligent valve controllers for the wide range of petrochemical processes and applications.

In the oil and gas business, Downstream is the segment that converts hydrocarbons (liquid and gas) into finished products. It is commonly associated with refining and fuel production, but there is another set of operations pertaining to Downstream that are vital to our lives; we are talking about the petrochemical industry.

Bernard Controls, a global partner in oil and gas, provided safe and efficient solutions for global petrochemical companies for their inspection, renovation, and manufacturing projects.Yanshan Petrochemical Company has over 7000 maintenance projects, involving upgrading and technical improvements.

Consumers everywhere are using products derived from industrial chemicals and reaping the benefits they provide to improving lives. If you take a look, you would notice that everything from automobiles, smartphones, food packaging, and machines help improve our standard of living.

Recently, a memorandum of understanding (MoU) between Petrojet and Baker Hughes was signed, for maximizing their cooperation in projects designing and implementation.

Fugitive emissions have always been dangerous to employees, communities, and the health of the environment and the planet as a whole.

Entrained Gas Management and In-situ Verification Improves Reliability and Decreases Downtime. Global chemical company, BASF, opted for the new Coriolis meter technology as the centerpiece of its Freeport, Texas plant’s safety instrumented system (SIS).

Joe and Mike work in a chemical plant. The former is a field operator and the latter is a piping specialist. They meet at the cafeteria and the following dialog ensues:“Hi Mike, the new valve you specified is working beautifully.

Throughout the process industries, emission control has become increasingly important in valve selection, seal design and ultimately system reliability.

Chevron Phillips Chemical Co. and Qatar Petroleum have agreed to develop an $8 billion petrochemical plant in the Gulf Coast region.