Using Immersive Technologies for Troubleshooting, Training and Maintenance
As immersive reality technologies continue to grow in scope and scale, more industrial applications are being developed to solve longstanding issues.
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How to Get the Most from Your Control Valves
There’s a lot to know about valves in order to select the right ones and use them effectively.
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Valve Standards: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
Valve standards are both the laws of the land and the roadmaps to be followed on the road to quality, especially for the oil and gas industry.
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Enhancing Maintenance with the IIoT
The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) includes, among other capabilities, monitoring equipment and process parameters using sensors connected to networks.
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Back to Basics: The Nuts and Bolts of Torque and Tension
Torque is a force that causes an object to rotate, while tension is a force that causes an object to stretch or elongate.
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Leak Testing Gas Components and Systems
Leak testing is performed for four basic reasons, says John McLaren, product manager, leak detection at Agilent Technologies, Inc.
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Digging into the Whys of Coating Failures
The most common reason coatings don’t do what they are tasked with doing is surface preparation.
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Control Valve Selection for Severe Service
A control valve can be used to control pressure, pressure drop, flow and temperature in any system where there is a fluid flowing through a pipe that needs to be controlled.
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Mistakes and Misconceptions in Valve Leak Testing
From time to time Valvemagazine.com likes to re-publish some of our most popular articles from years past.
Material Q&A: Elastomer and Plastic Materials
Question: What is the difference between plastic and elastomer?
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