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Managing valve wear in FCC slurry oil service

Managing valve wear in FCC slurry oil service

Fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) is an important upgrading process for converting heavy oil feedstock into products such as gasoline, light fuel oils, and olefin-rich gases at oil refineries. In this process, a hot catalyst from the regenerator flows in a fluidized state through the riser tube into the reactor. Do you want to enhance the wear protection of the critical flow control devices in the FCC unit? Read on and join my presentation in Valve World.

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The first-ever valve with 3D printed valve body for field testing

The first-ever valve with 3D printed valve body for field testing

In May 2021, we have supplied a customer with a valve with 3D printed valve body which will be tested in the customer's process. See the interview with our expert Jukka Borgman to learn more!

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Valmet launches Neles™ Q-Disc™ – a unique solution to improve process performance in demanding control valve applications

Valmet Oyj’s trade press release on July 4, 2022 at 11:00 a.m. EEST 

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Reinventing reliability through Additive Manufacturing

Reinventing reliability through Additive Manufacturing

Reinventing reliability is a critical mission that impacts technology and product development at Neles (now Valmet Flow Control business line). In this article, Jukka Borgman, Director of Technology Development, talks about Additive Manufacturing – more commonly known as 3D printing. He is very much involved to push technology development of AM within the company.

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Neles™ XH ball valve – Taking every angle into consideration

Neles™ XH ball valve – Taking every angle into consideration

Our expert Valtteri Koskinen shares his expertise of Neles™ XH all valve – Taking every angle into consideration

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Valvcon™ LCR-Series reversing electric actuator

Valvcon™ LCR-Series reversing electric actuator

The Valvcon LCR-Series actuator is designed to be one of the most cost effective units on the market today. And because Valvcon electric actuators are reliable and inherently low-maintenance units (compared with pneumatic alternatives), you'll realize long-term efficiencies beyond the initial low price.

Flow control
Valvcon LCU-Series unidirectional electric actuator

Valvcon LCU-Series unidirectional electric actuator

The Valvcon LCU-Series actuator is designed to be one of the most cost effective units available; reliable and inherently low-maintenance, it provides long-term efficiencies beyond its initial low price. LCU-Series actuators are designed for applications that require single direction actuation.

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Device Maintenance Solution benefits for flow control customers

Device Maintenance Solution benefits for flow control customers

DMS is part of Valmet’s flow control digital services offering and it is a comprehensive valve maintenance service designed to ensure the optimal performance and longevity of flow control systems. The service utilizes both Valmet and customer-owned stocks, providing a seamless integration of resources.

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SymSizer size press uneven nip loading solved, a case study

SymSizer size press uneven nip loading solved, a case study

This case study is for a size press which had intermittent problems with sheet breaks when the rolls were nipped up. The problem did not occur every time, so it was difficult to troubleshoot.

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Why should I choose a pinch valve for a slurry control application?

Why should I choose a pinch valve for a slurry control application?

There are three main advantages to choosing a pinch valve for slurry control application: first, the abrasion resistance; second, wide flow control range; and third, the low life cycle cost.

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