Ruediger Niebel describes the use of two-stage pressure regulators in high-pressure hydraulic applications to avoid damaging cavitation conditions.
Avoiding Cavitation with Two-Stage Backpressure Regulator
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Brewing Process Performance Improvements
In a Craft Brewing Business article, Precisely control CO2 in the brewing process with high-efficiency automation solutions, from valves to regulators, Emerson’s Naresh Kumar shares the story of a Canadian brewery and a project to improve operational performance.
Chemical Injection: Why Waste Money on Injecting Excessive Chemicals?
Author: Clément Villevière The answer is clear, offshore producers want to guard against risky chemical under-injection and they lack confidence in the reliability of traditional chemical injection systems. Over the past few years, the oil & gas industry has...
Offshore Overdose: How Chemical Injection Systems Can Affect Your Bottom Line
Author: Edward Bourke The failure to maintain accurate control over your chemical injection program can have a substantial impact on your profitability. Flow assurance is essential in oil and gas production, and chemical injection treatments help you achieve that by...
Controlling Pressure when Testing Oil and Gas Well Bore Cement
For those not familiar with the oil & gas drilling process, the cement that is between the well bore and outside of the well casing is critical to the overall integrity of the well. PetroWiki defines its role: Cement is used to hold casing in place and to prevent...
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