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Winners and losers in the world of valves, like in most industries today, are created as the players react to a constantly changing environment and mark...
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Valve Repair Activities per ASME Section I & B31.1
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Environmental opposition often means that new hydropower facilities are non-starters. But there may be a way around that: retrofitting existing dams.
Only 3 percent of the 80,000 dams in the United States are used to generate power, according to Norm Bishop, a vice president at MWH, a water engineering firm. They were built for other purposes, like flood control, recreation, irrigation or water storage.
Source: New York Times
Inside the Spring 2013 issue…• Valves in the World of Water
• The Breadth of Plastic Valves
• Aerodynamic Noise
• Manual Actuation
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