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Developing an enhanced customer experience in complex EPC projects through digitalization

Digitalization of the quotation process delivers notable benefits to all parties involved, benefits like savings in valuable engineering hours, optimal solutions for customer requirements and an improved customer experience. This is also what our digitalized valve quotation process is aiming for.

GTL – the fuel of the future?

Fischer-Tropsch based technology present viable route in producing non-crude oil based high quality fuels and specialty products to meet the growing market demand. GTL opens new markets to natural gas producers as the estimated natural gas reserves have continuously increased over the past decade.

Flowrox™ progressive cavity pumps: E-, EL- and D-series

Flowrox PC pumps are ideal for challenging applications with high viscous, corrosive or abrasive media. E-series is ideal for the most demanding paste pumping and paper chemical applications. EL-series excels in demanding industrial wastewater and municipal waste applications, whereas D-series is designed for chemical and flocculant dosing applications.

Stonel™ Prism™ PI limit switch for linear applications

The Stonel Prism PI integrates an advanced position sensing system and integral pneumatic control for sanitary diaphragm and other linear applications. Compact and durable, the PI is suited for corrosive, heavy washdown and hazardous areas.

How the new Neles™ NDX 2.0 is making life simple and easy

Less is less – And sometimes that is a good thing. In fact, when it comes to time and money spent, it is the greatest thing imaginable. This is why the new NDX 2.0 is expected to be a new favourite among OEM customers and end customers alike. The potential for saving both time and money is very tangible.

Learn how PID controls work - PID tuning tutorial

What is PID? PID stands for Proportional, Integral, Derivative. Controllers are designed to eliminate the need for continuous operator attention. Cruise control in a car and a house thermostat are common examples of how controllers are used to automatically adjust some variable to hold the measurement (or process variable) at the set-point.

Stock parts and ensure availability

Over recent years we have witnessed several events which only a decade ago would have been unthinkable. We all remember the photos of the small digger trying to free the massive cargo ship from the banks of Suez Canal, and we can still feel the effects of the viral pandemic. Moreover, the ever more frequent extreme weather patterns, such as floods and hurricanes, impose an additional uncertainty. There is clearly much more unpredictability around us. Just as the physical environment changes, so does the figurative environment we do business in; and these changes have certainly highlighted the fragility of the global supply chains.

Step inside Neles’ factory from your sofa

What was science fiction mere decades ago is a very real thing today. During these challenging times when physical visits are out of the question, the virtual world offers endless possibilities. Who could have guessed that virtual factory tours, originally used for internal safety training or to replace shuttle buses to factories at technology fairs, would now, in 2020, become a whole other story? And there is more to come.

Valmet and the Theory of Relativity in Control System Design

Distributed Control System (DCS) providers identify as a best practice pursuing a standardized approach to the configuration and control of Related Units within batch processes.

Trends in refining and petrochemicals

The pace of change is picking up in the once-conservative hydrocarbon industries. Many interesting initiatives are underway as these sectors look to play their part in both energy security and environmental sustainability, says Mr Lindsay Coutinho.