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Recently, the high temperature & high pressure floating ball valve prototype developed by Neway Valve was witnessed by Lloyd's Register, and successfully passed the high temperature cycle test of 550℃ and 650℃.

Fisher, an Emerson company, has released its new range of Vee-Ball rotary control valves with the V150, V200 and V300 models.

Omal, a global valve manufacturer, has launched their new Kratos valve, which is configurable for uses ranging from -50° to +250°, and ideal for high cycle applications.

The easier it is to perform preventive maintenance, the more likely it is to be done. Now, leak-free sampling of system fluids couldn’t be simpler or more reliable – without a system shutdown.

Consolidated, a Baker Hughes subsidiary, recently launched their new 1900 series dual media (DM) spring loaded safety relief valve (SRV) with patented trim.

Johnson Controls, global manufacturer, has introduced the Tyco RM-2 Riser Manifold with Model TD-2 Test and Drain Valve. The UL and UL-C Listed, FM Approved system simplifies installation, testing, and operation for fire protection contractors by providing all the necessary components in a pre-assembled compact unit, including a unique linear shut-off function offering the ultimate sealing design.

The Type 860 & 809 Standard Flange Globe Control Valve from Badger Meter features a 1/2" body with 150 lb ANSI raised face flanges.

Warren Controls has announced new updates to its ValveWorks program to improve the sizing and selection process for globe and rotary control valves based on the ISA 75.01 international standard.Updates to the program improve its ability to be used to create quotes, to be easier to navigate, and the capacity to handle projects of greater complexity.

Valves are used in processes which have been selected based on life quality choices. For example people in a community may choose seawater desalination rather than 100% reuse of municipal wastewater as a drinking water source.

ValvTechnologies, Inc. recently named Joseph “Joe” Miller as industry director for the company’s fossil power division. For the last 15 years, Miller has been president of The Energy Corporation.