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Tested & Proven (1/3) Developing tried and tested valve technologies

In this blog series, we explore the critical role of valve testing in product development. Discover how Valmet's advanced testing methods ensure reliability, performance, and safety in industrial applications.

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Valve portfolio built on innovations

In 1973, Antti Nelimarkka, the creative engineer behind Neles range of valves, came up with an idea that was fine-tuned until production commenced in 1975. For the valves to be more reliable in demanding conditions and applications, Nelimarkka thought of using a metallic seat ring instead of a rubber one—and the game-changer was born.

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Ahead of the pack for South African carton board manufacture

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The biggest Flowrox™ pinch valve ever providing reliability and control in a waste water plant

A massive DN1350 / 54” Flowrox pinch valve is providing reliability and controlling the flow in a wastewater treatment plant in Florida, USA. Flowrox’s robust and technologically advanced valve guarantees high wear and corrosion resistance, trouble-free operation, and extended lifetime.

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Win-win service at Grupa LOTOS refinery

The best service solution is the one that fits the customer’s needs best. At the Grupa LOTOS Refinery, in Gdansk, Poland, Neles’ full-fledged customer service is a reality. It features a business focused service agreement, a maintenance presence near the customer and looking after the refinery’s valves and operation.

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Flow control partner spotlight: Everest Automation

Our Valmet channel partner community has ~300 certified members in over 65 countries, either complementing our presence or being the sole representatives for our different flow control product brands in the market. This time, our partner spotlight takes us to Eastern Canada to highlight a successful 30+ years of partnership with Everest Automation.

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How to improve valve service life in Catalyst Cracking Units

A catalyst, by definition, is a substance that enhances a chemical reaction. In the refining industry, catalysts are extensively used in many upgrading processes. One common upgrading process in refineries is the Fluid Catalytic Cracking unit (FCC) unit, which converts heavier distillation cuts into lighter, more profitable products, such as gasoline. This unit has many severe service valve applications that require special attention to design and material selection.

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Take the pressure off of stressed oil and gas processes

Adequate risk reduction calls for efficient depressurising systems in oil and gas processes. Intelligence, which leads to safety and ...

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Merger of Valmet and Neles: Forward together from a stronger base

Over the years, Neles and its predecessors have developed capabilities that position us as a best-in-class player in our field. Now, we look forward to accelerating this agenda as part of Valmet. The key message to our customers is: our capabilities and know-how are even stronger. In fact, we are operating from a stronger base and with wider offering, covering more markets and leveraging our global reach in a more efficient manner.

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Guest blog: Gas compressibility factor and control valve sizing

Our guest writer Jon F. Monsen on the theories behind control valves and how to apply that in reality when choosing and sizing control valves.

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