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Take the pressure off of stressed oil and gas processes

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

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

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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12 recommendations to minimize capital project start-up problems and lower total cost of ownership

12 recommendations to minimize capital project start-up problems and lower total cost of ownership

Valves are a major investment, in every sense of the word, for process industry brownfield and greenfield projects. Particular attention is given to valves in severe, operation-critical, and safety-critical applications – products on which Valmet's flow control business has built its reputation – to ensure a timely and successful plant start-up. Read on to see our expert's recommendations.

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Careful, data-driven planning combined with OEM expertise is the key to a successful plant turnaround

Careful, data-driven planning combined with OEM expertise is the key to a successful plant turnaround

Process plants make a living by keeping their production lines up and running near-uninterruptedly, but in order to do that safely and efficiently they have to plan maintenance shutdowns, turnarounds and outages (STOs) at critical intervals. The purpose of an STO may range from performing repairs and cleaning the process to implementing major modifications and performing inspections mandated by operating license requirements.

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Moving forward with new expanded offering and renewed Flowrox branding

Moving forward with new expanded offering and renewed Flowrox branding

The Flowrox™ product family, which is known in the mining and metals segment for quality and reliability, has seen a lot during the past year or so. The acquisition by Neles, and subsequent merger with Valmet has made these world-renowned valves and pumps some of the flagship products for a comprehensive offering, which includes flow control solutions, process automation and several other products serving the mining sector.

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Consider partnering with Valmet for Resident engineer services

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.

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Fugitive emission control creates site efficiency

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.

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Fugitive emission standards – remedy or futility?

Plant owners are being forced to spend more time and money to stay in compliance with the lower emission mandates. Several reports state that 50 to 60% of emissions from a plant are attributed to external leakage from valves.

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Solving the flow control challenges in ethylene (Part 1) – Increasing supply while reducing emissions

Solving the flow control challenges in ethylene (Part 1) – Increasing supply while reducing emissions

As the world population surges toward the 10 billion mark, the demand for plastics is due to increase exponentially. In this first blog, we explore the requirements of this rapidly evolving industry and application, and the flow control solutions available to facilitate future developments.

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