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. Inefficient equipment will increase the potential for faults that may incur disastrous environmental and financial costs.
Failure of the key equipment that keeps a site running can result in reduced productivity, poor performance and a drop in quality.
Unintended downtime is the most serious consequence of ineffective maintenance.
For long-term reliability and viability, managing flow control equipment effectively is crucial.
The ultimate aim is to increase uptime and optimise the required maintenance. Taking equipment out of operation is costly, in addition to the cost of parts and labour. Insufficient maintenance increases the risk of breakdowns, leading to yield loss, environmental damage and potential health and safety hazards.
One effective solution to...