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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.
Hot water modules for calender rolls, recommended maintenance
Calender rolls are heated via heating modules to provide low-variance accurate roll temperatures. Follow these hot water module maintenance best practices.
Steam & condensate 2 - condensate, heat transfer and maintenance
In the second of a two part series, we explain condensate behavior and heat transfer, as well as how syphons are used for condensate removal. We also list the most important maintenance checkpoints for air, steam and condensate systems.
Q&A with Neles expert: Jing Cao
How has COVID-19 affected customer inspections? We talked briefly with project engineer Jing Cao, to find out more about Factory Acceptance Tests, and what is going on in the factory. In addition, we asked a few things about her career at Neles (now part of Valmet).
Ensuring the highest performance
Many requirements for our products come from international standards and from customer specifications. The standards and specifications usually require demanding tests and a deep understanding of related issues. The primary focus of these requirements are safety, the environment and operational performance. The design and set-up for all this testing requires the development of unique and specialized equipment, as well as deep knowledge of process automation and data acquisition.
Learn to leverage existing data
Capture the benefits of Industrial Internet without the capital spending
Does your maintenance engineer want to identify poorly performing valves? Are troublesome loops frustrating your process operator? Or perhaps your finance manager is insisting on raising overall productivity? Then harnessing the Industrial Internet could be the route to improving all-round plant performance.
Determining the control valve pressure drop for control valve sizing purposes
Our guest writer Jon F. Monsen discusses the correct method for determining the control valve sizing pressure drop when the system already exists or has been designed.
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