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All water distribution systems have one thing in common: It takes energy to move water from one location to another. The energy required to move the wat...
As you walk onto the switching valve deck of a cok...
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At its 75th Annual Meeting, held Oct. 3-5 at The Breakers in Palm Beach, FL, mem...
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All water distribution systems have one thing in common: It takes energy to move...
During a briefing at the 75th anniversary annual meeting in October, the results o...
The 10 highest-value project starts from January through July 2013 span a divers...
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Many valve companies must currently obtain export licenses for shipments of cert...
More than 130 professionals from across the valve industry, including manufactur...
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A: The short answer is that the situation has changed in some ways, but that PMI...
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In a quest for more efficient power generation, power plants in the 1930s contin...
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency proposed rules Wednesday that would — for the first time — limit the emissions of mercury, arsenic and other pollutants from coal-fired power plants.
Source: USA Today
Inside the Fall 2013 issue…• SPECIAL ISSUE: VMA 75th Anniversary
• Market Outlook 2014
• Pressure Relief Safety Management
• Recycled Fracking Water
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