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Apr 24, 2025
Sparta’s biogas yields soar with new digester mixing system
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Apr 11, 2025
Better handling valves
Precise and reliable flow is essential for any process that requires mixing, metering, dosing as well as any that need to adapt to changing process requirements and types of flow conditions. In addition, precise flow control can minimise fluid waste, energy consumption and reduce process waste, which can help customers adapt to the sweeping trend towards efficiency and... [Read More]

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Apr 10, 2025
Rotork makes a plan for flow control
Flow control is critical in allowing tanks and terminals to operate efficiently and safely. Effective flow control can reduce emissions, ensure safety and improve efficiency and yield - irrespective of the application. Poor flow control maintenance can lead to operational disruption, so keeping flow control equipment such as actuators in peak condition is critical.... [Read More]

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Apr 4, 2025
Black Waters and Landia end bad odours at the paper mill
A new aeration system has rescued a paper mill in El Salvador that was on the brink of receiving fines for causing major odour issues. Changes to environmental regulations had put the company into a crisis situation, despite the fact that they had already installed four 30HP surface aerators in their aeration tank in an attempt to quell the increasingly bad odor problems. With... [Read More]

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Mar 18, 2025
deugro delivers for US petrochemical plant
For a large petrochemical project, deugro Japan, in collaboration with the local teams of deugro USA, delivered a wide range of oversized and heavy lift (OSHL) components. The cargo, including nearly 530 TEU and over 50 metric tons of airfreight, was transported from over 20 global seaports and airports to the project site in Texas, USA. The massive OSHL units were... [Read More]

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Mar 10, 2025
Why seal-less pumps can provide benefits over sealed pumps
The inherent irony that is at the root of many industrial manufacturing processes is this: oftentimes, “bad” things are needed to produce “good” things. Or, to be a little more specific, hazardous things are needed to manufacture useful things. Manufacturers who produce chemical-based compounds such as caustics, acids, solvents and polymers should be well aware... [Read More]

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Mar 5, 2025
Pressing the gas pedal
Global demand for natural gas increased at a stronger rate in 2024 than in the previous two years, which were heavily affected by the turmoil of the global energy crisis. At the same time, new gas supplies that came into the market last year remained limited due to the relatively slow growth of LNG production while geopolitical tensions continued to fuel price volatility,... [Read More]

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Mar 4, 2025
The hidden champions of energy efficiency and sustainability
As the global push for improved energy efficiency and sustainability intensifies across manufacturing and commerce, pumps remain the unsung heroes at the heart of these transformations. Europump, the European pump association, is currently shining a spotlight on the critical yet often overlooked role that these devices play in shaping a more sustainable, energy-efficient... [Read More]

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Feb 20, 2025
Champaign moments for biogas operation
Standards are very high at the acclaimed Urbana & Champaign Sanitary District (UCSD). Very High! Offering a one-year guarantee on your equipment? Think again. When the team at this Illinois treatment facility looked to upgrade the pumps on three of its anaerobic digesters, a lifetime of around 20 years was expected. Almost eight years in, and the pumps that were installed... [Read More]

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Feb 19, 2025
Going with the flow
Flow Research’s World Market for Mass Flow Controllers, 4th Edition critically analyses the market for mass flow controllers (MFCs). The study provides updates to key segmentations of this market, using a base year of 2023 with reliable data for 2024 and it forecasts the market through to 2028. This study is an update to our previous studies of MFC market completed... [Read More]

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Feb 12, 2025
Versatile pump solutions for handling challenging fluids
Selecting the right pump solution for corrosive, hazardous and otherwise challenging fluids is a critical decision for businesses in industries ranging from chemical manufacturing to water treatment. The three key factors to consider when choosing a quality pump solution are reliability of the supply chain, versatility and applicability, and, thirdly, environmental and... [Read More]

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Feb 7, 2025
Protecting critical infrastructure
With growing digitalisation and networking of essential security systems, cybersecurity is becoming increasingly important, especially for operators of supply networks as part of critical infrastructures. If protection is inadequate, deliberate manipulations can significantly endanger the security of the facility. ONTRAS Gastransport introduced the approach of Enhanced... [Read More]

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Feb 6, 2025
A new angle on progressive cavity pumps
Traditionally, progressive cavity (PC) pumps have been regarded as the best solution for the most demanding fluid handling challenges. They excel at handling highly viscous, abrasive and debris-laden media, making them particularly effective in wastewater treatment facilities. Despite these advantages, conventional PC pumps have gained a reputation for difficult and... [Read More]

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Jan 14, 2025
Why actuators for connected industry run on brushless DC Motors
With no need for compressed air, early electric actuators can operate with less sound and less maintenance than the predominant pneumatic actuator. Of course, the standard pneumatic option offered its own apparent benefits – performance in extreme temperatures, for example, and an elegant simplicity. As a result, the flow control industry has stubbornly clung to pneumatic... [Read More]

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Jan 14, 2025
Showing flare in the transformation to clean hydrogen
Gas flaring is now recognised as a major contributor to the emission of harmful gases affecting climate change and society by creating increased incidences of cancer in communities close to flaring sites. Sadly, flaring has been around for more than 150 years since the advent of oil and gas production, occurring when crude oil is extracted underground and natural gas... [Read More]


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