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Easy on-off valve integration with AS-interface for marine applications
How to answer seagoing concerns with valve communication networking?
Estimating liquid vapor pressure for control valve sizing purposes
Included in the process of sizing a control valve for liquid service is the requirement for determining if flow will be choked.
Launching innovative products for customers is in our DNA
Antti Nelimarkka’s 1973 valve design allowed valves to be more reliable than ever before. He designed a metallic seat ring instead of a rubber one, and the world’s first metal-seated butterfly valve was born, setting the industry standard. Neles has since built itself around innovation and significant breakthroughs to provide our customers with more reliable and safe products – it’s in our DNA.
Boosting performance with real-time data and diagnostics
Why would you base process- and business-critical maintenance decisions on guesses and estimates when you could have accurate real-time data? Neles solutions such as Valve online signature and Expertune PlantTriage let you monitor the performance of your entire plant as well as individual control valves under real process conditions, and in real time.
Hydraulic problems and their resolutions, actual examples
The following are real life examples of hydraulic problems Valmet Field Service experts found in the field and rectified during their visit.
Moving from supplier to trusted partner brings ultimate success to Air Liquide
The reliability of selected devices and product support has become guiding factors for the multinational producer of industrial gases in ...
Upgrading FCC-unit valve controllers without disruption
In the fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) unit of a large refinery built in the 1940s in the US, a variety of control valve types and brands, along with their proprietary valve controllers, had been installed over the years. This had led to production inconsistency and disruption. The unit wanted to have one type of controller with multiple bracket designs to fit the wide variety of valves in the plant.
Taking the guesswork out of properly sizing an assembly
The cause of the valve-related problems encountered in industrial applications often lies in an inadequate selection of valves in terms ...
Molecular sieving made efficient with smart valve selection
The chemical and hydrocarbon processing industries are constantly looking for ways to improve the efficiency, economics and safety of ...
How transparent collaboration leads to higher performance
Maintaining a plant is a challenge that requires deep knowledge and great listening abilities. When it comes to keeping valves at peak performance, we need to listen to plant personnel, suppliers and to the valve itself. When plant maintenance and reliability managers consider all sides, they get the full story and the best valve performance.
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