Hydrocarbon Product Showcase

1. Mixers 9/16/1999
   QED^Plus Mixers are designed for economical performance in a variety of industries including specialty chemical, petrochemical, pharmaceutical and general fluid processing
2. The ROSS™ - System Ceramic Membrane-Based Produced Water Treatment 7/16/2012

   Veolia's ROSS Technology generates high-quality water suitable for fracking operations with high system recovery rates that minimize liquid waste generated.

3. Steam & Fluid Control Designer's Guide 1/23/2001
   The "Steam & Fluid Control Designer's Guide" is a new reference publication that addresses designing, specifying and purchasing systems for steam, condensate and fluid handling...
4. ISA: DL300 Portable Data Logger 8/24/2000
   DL300 hand-held data logger features a graphic display for monitoring process variables, maintenance parameters and laboratory instruments...
5. Packed Tower Scrubber 3/1/1999
   The Packed Tower Scrubber utilizes a vertical counter-current design for efficient absorption of a variety of toxic gases
6. HazEx Solenoid Valves 11/23/1999
   CHEM SHOW ’99: The company offers an extensive line of HazEx Solenoid Valves for safe and reliable operation in the most hazardous areas: Class I, II, & III, Division 1 and 2 locations.
7. Direct Drive Pumps 2/11/1999
   The Sundyne Direct Drive pumps feature a single-stage centrifugal design for service in API-610 and general industrial applications
8. Environmental Well Products 10/17/1998
   Groundwater monitoring, remediation and recovery programs use Johnson screens use PVC for either wire wound or slotted pipe design
9. Integration Of Process Control And Electrical Systems 2/29/2008

   SIMOCODE pro is a flexible, modular motor management system for low-voltage, constant-speed motors. It optimizes the connection between the master control system and motor feeder, increases the plant and system availability and at the same time provides significant cost savings when it comes to planning, commissioning, operating and when servicing a plant or system

10. Control System Cyber Security 2/28/2008

    In the process industry, every disruption or maloperation can have fatal consequences and therefore needs to be avoided if possible. In order to reliably eliminate sources of danger and risks, you should include safety engineering in your processes. The highest goal must always be to minimize potential dangers to humans, plants and the environment by employing technical resources – without inhibiting the industrial production process. In this case, high demands are placed on the so-called functional safety. In order to achieve this, a reliable Safety Instrumented System (SIS) is required which can set the plant to a safe state at any time when necessary.