Process Equipment

HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Low shear mixing of highly viscous materials

    Ross double planetary mixers are capable of processing highly viscous substances and composite materials with uncompromised shear-sensitivity, due in part to a new high viscosity blade design.

  • Graphene water filter built with bacteria kills bacteria

    The anti-fouling membrane is composed of bacterial nanocellulose and reduced graphene oxide.

  • Reducing fuel costs in process ovens and dryers

    Many manufacturing processes use chemical solvents to produce products. As a result, hot air dryers are frequently used to evaporate those solvents.

  • Lee Plug expansion plugs

    Lee Plug expansion plugs seal fluid passages without the use of O-rings, threads or sealants.

  • Funding for Canada’s first geothermal power plant

    Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced $25.6 million in funding for a 5 megawatt (MW) geothermal plant in the southeastern Canadian province of Saskatchewan as part of a project led by Deep Earth Energy Production Corp.

  • Fluidized-bed technology improves propylene yields from PDH units

    K-Pro improves propylene yields by converting low-value olefinic, paraffinic or mixed streams with elevated propane concentrations into higher value olefins.

  • Segments, regions poised for heat transfer fluids market growth

    According to a market research report from Million Insights, the global heat transfer fluid market is anticipated to reach $3.68 billion by the year 2022.

  • Check valves — a tutorial

    Exploring ideas around media flow management

  • Translating imperial units to metric sizes in O-rings

    Converting O-ring dimensions from metric to Imperial units, or vice-versa, isn't an obstacle if an engineer knows the conversions involved.

  • Metallurgical Furnace Advances Industrial Waste Recycling

    The pilot installation has the capacity to smelt up to 16,000 tons of metal per year while simultaneously generating electric power.

  • 10 HVACR Technologies Selected as 2019's Most Advanced

    The Innovation Awards competition at the annual AHR Expo honors inventive and original products, systems and technologies across 10 categories.

  • New Zero-Leak Check Valves Operate Reliably in Tough Conditions

    As companies involved in oil and gas exploration and production continue to push boundaries into deeper wells, a major challenge is the reliable operation of drilling, completion and production equipment under extreme environments.

  • Triangle Pump Components Introduces Low-Cost, High-Efficiency Spherical Valves

    Triangle Pump's WG Sphera series valves are built to last.

  • Browse a Megalibrary to Quickly Discover New Materials

    A megalibrary tool developed with the aid of polymer pen lithography offers the potential to rapidly test millions of nanoparticles and optimize material selection.

  • High-Performance Fans for Oil-Cooled Transformers

    The airflow profile of an axial fan is ideal for dissipating waste heat to prevent damage associated with overheating and to ensure safe operation of high-power, oil-cooled transformers.

  • Full Steam (and Potable Water) Ahead with Passive Solar Device

    A passive solar system engineered at MIT could improve capacity to purify potable water or sterilize medical equipment in remote regions.

  • Video: Converting CO2 to Useful Chemicals by Microbial Electrosynthesis

    A bioreactor uses carbon dioxide-consuming chemolithoautotrophs to convert the gas into valuable chemicals.

  • Solving Flow Control One Valve at a Time…

    Throughout more than a century of working in the manufacturing industry, The Specialty Manufacturing Co. has created custom valves that solve problems and bring the ideas of a diverse engineering audience from concept to reality.

  • Study: Particulate Morphology and Health Risks of Arc Welding Fumes

    Maximum levels of particulate matter 10 micrometers or smaller occur in the workspace during arc welding operations.

  • Converting Wet Biowaste into Renewable Diesel Blendstocks

    Biocrude derived from wet biowaste, such as animal and food processing wastes, can be blended with diesel fuels.

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