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Just as sound can have negative effects on the human body, certain frequencies can play havoc on industrial equipment. When control valves are not selec...
The main line of defense in combustion devices suc...
Winners and losers in the world of valves, like in...
Emerson Process Management has been awarded contracts by Chevron Australia Pty L...
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Industrial production was unchanged in May after having decreased 0.4% in April....
The second Valve World Americas 2013 Expo & Conference begins at Houston’s Geo...
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The story of water supply in the ancient Roman Empire is grand. The transport an...
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Midcromidas, Inc. has turned its green eye on wastewater, and it is seeing gold. The company has developed a strain of microbes that can convert the carbon in wastewater into PHA (polyhydroxylalkanoate), a high performance plastic. PHA biodegrades quickly in compost piles and landfills, but otherwise it behaves the same or better than conventional petroleum-based plastic.
Source: Matter Network
Inside the Spring 2013 issue…• Valves in the World of Water
• The Breadth of Plastic Valves
• Aerodynamic Noise
• Manual Actuation
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