The Emerson Exchange EMEA presentation, Cryogenic Valve Designs to Meet Demand for Higher Capacity, Emission-Compliant LNG Infrastructure, highlights the importance of rugged valves used in the demanding molecular sieve dryer application.
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How to Select Valves for Molecular Sieve Switching Applications
How to Select Valves for Molecular Sieve Switching Applications article in Plant Services describes the unique and difficult challenges associated with molecular sieve switching valves and the new valve options available to address these issues.
Triple Offset Valves and Molecular Sieve Adsorption Applications
Adsorption, different from absorption, is the process of the: …adhesion of atoms, ions or molecules from a gas, liquid or dissolved solid to a surface.[1] In process manufacturing operations, adsorption is sometimes used in dehydration or purification processes. In...
Reliable Switching Valves for Ethylene Production Molecular Sieve Applications
For a valve, zero leakage is defined as no visible leakage when tested at high pressure with water and low pressure with air according to existing international standards. Some of these seat leakage standards for control and isolation valves include ANSI/FCI 70-2/IEC...
Avoiding Shutdowns with Accurate Level Measurement
For plants and mills that use steam in the production process, measuring the steam condensate level accurately can be the difference between operating reliably and fighting unplanned shutdowns. So was the case for a U.S. ethanol producer, Absolute Energy, as told in a...
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