Suzano advances towards Industry 4.0
The Imperatriz Unit in Maranhão has adopted a solution that predicts faults in high criticality processes and reduces downtime for automatic on-off type valves.
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Suzano advances towards Industry 4.0
The Imperatriz Unit in Maranhão has adopted a solution that predicts faults in high criticality processes and reduces downtime for automatic on-off type valves.
Insights ● Customer storyFugitive emission certified valves enhance process plants’ safety
Today’s guest blogger is discussing the growing challenges of emission control, what kind of standard compliance is required and how does a valve supplier answer to these demands.
Insights ● Blog postYour one-stop shop for control valves
What do you look for in a control valve supplier? When it comes to control valve requirements no two are ever the same. It is not just the pressure and temperature of the process or the required controllability, but also issues such as the need to prevent cavitation, to control noise, to keep within emission limits, etc. This means selecting a control valve always requires due care and attention.
Insights ● ArticleHow to choose control valves?
Control valve requirements often differ depending on the process area, application and end user specifications. Process conditions and the range of parameters also vary widely, including pressure, temperature, controllability, cavitation risk, environmental impact, noise and more. Plus, priorities may differ. An end user may want to know more about a valve’s performance, controllability and total life-cycle cost, whereas an EPC contractor may be more concerned about the CAPEX-related costs and delivery times. How do you know where to start – and where to turn for help with quality information you can rely on?
Insights ● Blog postReliable and rugged valves for swing adsorption
To remove impurities from feed gas, swing adsorption techniques have been used in industrial gas applications for decades. Today, with the emphasis on green technology and reducing emissions, these techniques are more popular than ever. Due to the criticality and inherent risks in the process, valves must be selected and manufactured to combat these challenges.
Insights ● Blog postLife-long capping valve performance
Neles’ flow control solutions offering for the pulp and paper industry covers all the typical valves, a wide range of accessories, intelligent devices and software solutions and of course comprehensive services.
Insights ● Blog postValve solutions for sulphur applications
How to select a valve for sulphur applications? We asked our expert Vincent Wang to answer this frequently raising question.
Insights ● Blog postThe flow around us
Did you know that approximately 75% of world's pulp flows through Neles' valves? Read more about the meaning of valves and our story.
Insights ● Blog postHow to eliminate erosion and abrasion caused by catalyst fines in FCCU?
This entry describes how an installed Neles erosion/abrasion resistant ceramic valve solution has helped a customer improve FCC unit performance and profitability. In this particular case eroding 2″ to 10″ valves in a refinery’s fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) unit were causing problems that degraded both productivity and profitability. Neles application engineers analyzed the problem and provided a solution that quickly paid itself back many times over.
Insights ● Blog postReliable performance with unique metal seat technology
When we talk about long-lasting performance in regards to our modular butterfly valves, we are talking about long term reliability and a valves ability to maintain the same high-quality performance across its entire operational life cycle.
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