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Rotork expanded its portfolio of flow control and actuator technologies with the RTP-4000 range, the UK-company’s latest generation of intelligent valve positioners.

Rotork expanded its portfolio of flow control and actuator technologies with the RTP-4000 range, the UK-company’s latest generation of intelligent valve positioners to optimize control solutions for single- and double-acting actuators on rotary and linear valves.

There is substantial - and growing - valve markets in hydraulic fracturing and deep-sea oil drilling.

There is substantial - and growing - valve markets in hydraulic fracturing and deep-sea oil drilling.

FloSource’s Durco G4 Sleeveline valve is engineered to manage corrosive and demanding chemical service applications with a number of design features that will meet the demands of industries nationwide.

Oliver Twinsafe has expanded its product range with the introduction of a top entry cryogenic ball valve designed for low-temperature and sour gas applications.  

Celeros Flow Technology are embarking on an exciting new chapter in its journey. They have a new mission: to help its customers achieve their energy goals and reduce their carbon footprint in line with their ambition

“Valve World” series of exhibitions and conferences started in Europe in 1998, and then spread to the Americas, Asia and other major markets around the world.

Not many years ago, cryogenics – the production and behavior of materials at very low temperatures – was likely to be understood by a group of people with specialized knowledge in fields like aerospace. Working with cryogenic applications means working with systems and components that have very special design and performance requirements. The costs associated with manufacturing and testing can be extreme. For these reasons, relatively few manufacturers have become adept at developing and commercializing cryogenic products that can meet the performance needs of the end user, at a price point that is practical.

To meet the net zero targets and the contribution from hydrogen, valve sales will likely average $4 billion per year, over the next 10 years, and $6.3 billion over the next 30 years.(1) This includes the valves needed for hydrogen use, production, transport, storage as well as for carbon capture and sequestration.