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Consider partnering with Valmet for Resident engineer services

At Valmet, we understand the challenges you face to maintain your installed base of valves on a day-to-day basis.

Versatility and sustainability through modularity

What does future-proof technology mean? And how to achieve versatility and sustainability through modularity?

Fugitive emission control creates site efficiency

From end-user point of view, perhaps even more important than the selected standards and simple compliance with ever-tightening environmental regulations, are the other benefits provided by the low fugitive emission valve designs.

R&D is the ultimate form of customer service

The starting point for an R&D process is always the needs of the customer.

Keep an eye on environmental performance

This blog post discusses how the right valve technology can improve environmental performance and help minimize...

A formula for safety in pharmaceutical industry processes

Safety, timeliness, and consistency are essential ingredients for creating quality products. But what impact do these concerns have on your process environment? Manufacturing reliable products and sustaining an efficient, hygienic process are vital components of your plant operation.

Reliable control valves – foundation for process performance and uptime

When considering control performance in a modern process plant, it is easy to get confused by the complexity of it all. The control system is usually the part plant owners concentrate on most. However, one should not forget that the last control element – the control valve – sets the baseline for accurate control.

Maximum pipeline performance requires maximum control

In the US alone, there are approximately 95 000 miles of pipelines. All along the way, control valves should be optimizing throughput. But pipeline operations present a unique set of challenges for valves; they have to operate reliably and efficiently to handle crude oil impurities such as water, ice, dirt and sand 24/7/365. Another important issue is effectively managing through while dealing with noise and cavitation problems. These all can potentially result in costly safety and operational issues.

Unleashing the power of MAST

Did you know that MAST (Maximum Allowable Shaft Torque) isn’t just an engineering parameter? It’s a safeguard for efficient, reliable, and safe valve operation. Understanding MAST ensures smoother flows and fewer surprises.

What are flashing and cavitation?

Cavitation and flashing are two-phase phenomena appearing in liquid flow through the control valve under certain conditions | Valmet flow control