Tag: valves
Featured Story – Sealing for Oxygen Service
One of the first scientific realities that we learn as children is that all living creatures, including human beings, require oxygen to survive. We receive the oxygen our bodies need from the air around us, but our atmosphere is made up of mostly nitrogen, and only a little more than 20% oxygen. Additionally, living creatures are not the only ones who need oxygen to survive; so do flames.
Featured Story – LNG in a Nutshell – Technology and Market
It might be difficult to believe, but there used to be a joke about a geologist reporting back over a field trip and saying: ‘I have good and bad news; the bad news is that we did not find any oil; the good news is that we did not find any gas either.’
Valve World Americas is Finally Here!
Valve World Americas is ongoing today, at the George R. Brown Convention Centre, in Houston, TX. Are you already there? Plenty of valve experts have already connected during the event.
Severe Service Isolation Solutions for Hydrogen
According to the U.S. Department of Energy, natural gas reforming or Steam Methane Reforming (‘SMR’) currently accounts for
Neway HT&HP Floating Ball Valve Passes Certification
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’s Vee-Ball Valve: Valve Ruggedness & Efficiency
Fisher, an Emerson company, has released its new range of Vee-Ball rotary control valves with the V150, V200 and V300 models.
