Process Equipment

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  • LevelGuard Pump Switch Passes 3.5 Million Cycles in Test

    Four LevelGuard Pump Switches are currently available, including a sewage model, with 9-foot and 15-foot cords that use piggy-back plugs, as well as a 30-foot pigtail cord.

  • HVAC Design Changes May Enhance Energy Efficiency

    Samsung says it is working toward enhancing efficiency in heating, ventilating and air conditioning systems through design.

  • Purifying Water for Schools in Developing Countries

    The point-of-use slow sand filters are made from readily available five-gallon plastic pails or 55-gallon drums.

  • Engineer's Guide to Boiler Tube Inspections

    Coupled with diligent in-service observations, appropriate and opportune inspections are essential to identify boiler component damages, mitigate failures and maximize availability.

  • Air Squared Wins a Demo Project for the U.S. Navy

    Air Squared proposes to combine a turbomolecular backing pump with two-stage scroll vacuum pump acting as a roughing pump.

  • Variable-displacement Pump Control Basics

    Variable-displacement piston pumps provide flow dependent on a rotating group of pistons.

  • Engineers' Guide to Hydraulic Oils and Transmission Fluids

    Hydraulic oils and transmission fluids transmit power in hydraulic equipment and are used in power transmission applications.

  • Robotics Are Activated with Vacuum to Enhance Safety

    Actuator mimics skeletal muscle movement and uses vacuum power to automate soft rubber beams.

  • Automated Inspection for High-Speed Manufacturing

    Automated inspection vision systems are an important tool for any web-based manufacturer looking to improve product quality, reduce costs and further automate production.

  • Consider Pressure Drop When Sizing Injection Pumps

    Chemical injection pumps charged with injecting fluids into a pipe must be properly sized in order to overcome the pressure in the pipe.

  • Servos Can Help Prevent Machines from Falling Down

    Eccentricity machined into rolls can cause wobble—defined as the angular deviation of the axis of rotation over one revolution.

  • Pumping in Parallel Is Not Always Simple

    Inadequate flow rate often plagues two-pump systems, particularly in plants that are more than 10 years old.

  • Selecting the Right Vacuum Pump for the Job

    Laboratory managers specifying vacuum pumps have much to consider when evaluating the four basic types of pumps.

  • A Flush Plan May Help Optimize Seal Life

    Circulating fluid to or from the seal chamber will maintain proper lubrication, pressure, temperature and solids management.

  • Refinery Installs Compact Plunger Pumps

    The pumps use an in-line gearbox and B5-flange mounted motor.

  • Impact of the Oil Crisis on the Centrifugal Pump Market

    The global market for centrifugal pumps is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 3.8% from 2014 to 2019, from $33.2 billion in 2014 to over $40 billion in 2019, IHS says.

  • Cutting Compressed Air Costs: Tips and Technologies

    The savings can range from thousands of dollars to in excess of $100,000 a year for a single plant.

  • Fundamentals of Cooling Tower Heat Transfer – Part 1

    The first of a three-part series that examines the basics of cooling tower heat transfer and outlines methods to keep towers clean.

  • Natural Gas for Export: Process Fundamentals for Engineers, Part 1

    This article, the first of three, outlines a number of fundamental concepts regarding natural gas and liquefaction processes.

  • Heat Exchangers and Their Applications

    Heat exchangers transfer heat energy from one fluid to another in order to control the temperature of a system or substance.

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