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Pipeline operator boosts uptime and profitability with Q-Ball

Self-flushing anti-cavitation trim eliminates maintenance outages, while decreasing noise and vibration and eliminating cavitation damage.

Future-proofing valve control

New distributed control systems (DCSs) reduce operating expenses in a range of cement production processes, including the operation and maintenance costs of valves. Valmet explains the importance of DCSs and highlights advances in valve and pump technology

Aerodynamic noise attenuation in rotary control valves

Are rotary control valves a good choice to be used in dampening aerodynamic noise? Here’s what our expert blogger Ville Kähkönen explains.

Improved presence for Metso's flow control business thanks to new distribution agreement with Croatia-based Eco Consult

Valve automation center Europe

Engineered actuator configuration for your valves

Flow control partner spotlight: Niagara controls

Niagara Controls, a division of The Collins Companies and a certified Valmet partner, excels in providing industrial PVF solutions and exceptional service to global flow control customers. Explore their success stories and partnership highlights.

Reduce that process gas overpressure – and do it safely

Does your oil & gas processing facility include risk scenarios involving overheating due to fire, exothermic or runaway process reactions? Are you concerned that your process vessel metal temperatures can reach a level where stress ruptur can occur? Do you need more risk reduction than what a pressure relief valve can provide to depressurize your process vessel? If the answer is yes, please read further.

Flow control for hydrotreating and hydrocracking

Valmet's valves are developed specifically to overcome challenges of hydrocracking.

Efficient valve instrumentation

Automated process valves actuated by pneumatic actuators always need pneumatic and/or electro-pneumatic instrumentation components to build up the specific functionalities required for each application. Typically, these instrumentation components are mounted all around the actuator. The number of instrumentation components available in the market is huge. Additionally, even the most common functionalities can be built in many different ways.