APPLICATIONS

Applications

French Fleet Awards Trillium France with Contract

The contract asks Trillium to supply equipment that requires additional qualification tests.
#components #VMAnews

Design

DOE Selects Sodium-Cooled Fast Reactor Design for Versatile Test Reactor in Idaho

A sodium-cooled fast test reactor was selected to be installed at Idaho National Laboratory.

Technical

New Valve for Hydrogen Fueling Stations Promotes Maintenance Safety, Minimizes Leaks

Emerson launches its TESCOM Anderson Greenwood Instrumentation H2 Valve Series for hydrogen applications.
#maintenance-repair #components

Applications

Metal Additive Manufacturing: the Evolving Road to Adoption and Standardization

By: Margo Ellis, Former Editor, Valve Magazine

Greater knowledge and acceptance of metal AM valve components—especially with various standardization efforts underway—will spur the technology’s growth.
#materials

Applications

CASE STUDY: City of Phoenix Tests More Efficient Water Distribution With Permaseal Valve

The CPWSD utilize PermaSeal’s insertion valve for water management systems.
#water-wastewater #gate-globe-check

Technical

Proper Care of Knife Gate and Slurry Valves

How to resolve—and avoid—field failures of knife gate and slurry valves
#maintenance-repair

Applications

Coast Guard Removes a Million Gallons of Oil from MC-20

Following Hurriance Ivan in 2004, the MC-20 platform collapsed and began to leak oil from damaged wells, continuing to leak to present day. Over a million gallons of oil have since been collected from the site.

Insights

TVA Issues One of the Nation's Largest Requests for Carbon-Free Energy

Tennessee Valley Authority issues a request for up to 5,000 megawatts of carbon-free energy in a bid to reduce carbon levels 70 percent by 2030 and 80 percent by 2035.

Applications

Testing of Hydrogen Valves

By: Greg Johnson, VALVE Advisory Board Chair – CEO, United Valve

Valves are used to control all types of fluids, and while some are easy to manage, others can be a challenge. At the top of the challenging list sits hydrogen, the smallest, lightest molecule known to man.