Process Equipment

HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Enhancing Chemical Process Heating Efficiency

    The use of direct immersion heaters not only improves process efficiency, but also alleviates the need for ancillary heat recovery systems.

  • Advanced Turbine Flow Meter for the Oil Field

    The flow meter provides highly accurate and repeatable flow measurement of oils, water and some chemicals.

  • Immersion Heaters That Keep Fluids Flowing All Winter

    Manufacturers and utilities in cold and moderate climates around the world must be prepared for when the mercury in the thermometer drops and their process liquids or raw materials are at risk of freezing or gelling.

  • Researchers Find New Way to Produce Clean Hydrogen Fuel from Water with the Sun

    Researchers at Osaka University have developed a new kind of photocatalyst for producing hydrogen from water.

  • Converting Olive Mill Effluent into Assets

    An environmentally-friendly strategy for the valorization of olive mill wastewater converts it from a pollutant to an asset.

  • An Inside Look at Carbon Fiber (and How It Can Change the Planet)

    How are carbon fibers made and formed into products? How does carbon fiber play a role in everyday products? How does the material impact the environment? What recent technology advancements have taken place to reduce carbon fiber cost and increase availability?

  • Scientists Discover a New Way to Purify Fracking Water

    Scientists from Rice University have produced a new filter that can remove more than 90 percent of hydrocarbons, bacterial and particulates from contaminated water that was produced by hydraulic fracturing operations at shale oil and gas wells.

  • NASA Tests 3D-printed Bimetallic Alloy Igniter

    The technology can reduce future rocket engine costs by up to a third and manufacturing time by 50 percent.

  • Larger, Higher Capacity Coriolis Mass Flowmeters

    The flowmeters are targeted at the oil and gas as well as petrochemical sectors.

  • Designing Next Generation HVAC Using "Green" Cooling Systems

    The challenges and solutions needed to make the switch to ecofriendly refrigerants

  • Europe Supports Compact Gasification R&D for Drop-In Biofuels

    A new biomass-to-liquid production concept will reduce biofuel production cost up to 35% compared to alternative routes.

  • Watch: China Plans Combustion Engine Car Ban, Researchers See the Future of A/C and Refrigeration, and a Better Way to Extract Sugar from Wood

    Watch: China Plans Combustion Engine Car Ban, Researchers See the Future of A/C and Refrigeration and a Better Way to Extract Sugar from Wood

  • Garbage Gasification Yields Cellulosic Ethanol

    Cellulosic ethanol is now being produced in the world’s first commercial-scale plant to derive this biofuel from mixed municipal solid waste.

  • Refinery Planned to Showcase Clean Carbon Fuel

    The facility will process waste coal and yield a high-quality, clean carbon fuel.

  • New Way of Producing Hydrogen Fuel Discovered

    A U.S. based team of researchers and MIPT scientists have assembled a nanoscale biological structure capable of producing hydrogen from water using light.

  • Green Solvent Made from Chicken Feed Ingredients Could Clean Our Air

    French researchers have patented an eco-friendly liquid mixture that could trap harmful pollutants from the air.

  • New Side-Mounted Agitator Range

    The agitator features high-efficiency hydraulics with high pumping capacity and axial thrust.

  • Silicone Gasket and Braided Hose for Bioprocessing Service

    The products are designed to meet the exacting requirements of biotechnology and pharmaceutical single-use applications.

  • Hollow Fiber Membrane Modules for Forward Osmosis

    Applications include concentration of valuable components and pre-treatment of difficult wastewater before reverse osmosis treatment.

  • Selective Conversion of CO2 to Multi-Carbon Fuels

    Researchers are paving a new path to the production of multi-carbon liquid transportation fuels by use of solar energy, water and carbon dioxide.

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