When a slurry valve fails in a remote part of a mine site, the cost goes well beyond the part: callouts, difficult access, personnel exposure, and lost production when a critical circuit goes down. Replacing a failed valve with the same type in the same conditions only repeats the cycle.
Today, isolation valves are used across most manufacturing and production industries to start and stop the flow of gas, liquids, slurries, or powders. Explore this detailed brochure of Emerson’s isolation valve product portfolio.
Emerson's Peter Woodhead presented Remote Control Panels: Innovative & Effective Solution for Isolation Valves at the 2019 Emerson Exchange conference. Peter is from Brisbane, Australia where they design and manufacturer Lunkenheimer slurry valves. The mining...
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