Hydrocarbon Product Showcase

51. Premium Ion Exchange: HD IX Softeners™ 3/11/2015

    Industrial ion exchange (IX) water softeners from Veolia Water Technologies are engineered and fabricated specifically for demanding high Total Dissolved Solids applications, such as treating produced water from oil fields and chloralkali brine streams. The IX softeners utilize proven ion exchange technologies, merged with high-quality materials of construction selected to withstand corrosive fluids.

52. Simplified Digital Valve Controller 1/20/2000
    The company offers a 6-page, 4-color brochure highlighting the ValvePAC controller’s simplified approach to valve control applications.
53. Carbon Adsorber 3/1/1999
    Industrial activated carbon adsorbers eliminate volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and odors from industrial, municipal and commercial process exhaust streams
54. 2-Gear Drive for Decanters 1/15/2003
    The 2-Gear drive for decanters is designed for torque-dependent control of the differential speed
55. Tank Components 6/11/1996

    This single-page, single-sided, black-and-white product sheet describes the Gar-Dur wear shoes, wear rails, and...

56. The Spheri Valve 9/13/2000
    The Spheri Valve has a robust, full-bore design that minimizes the possibility of material build-up within the valve body...
57. Sonic Cleaner 6/15/1998
    The Infrafone sonic cleaning device utilizes low frequency sound energy as a medium for the cleaning of air preheaters, economizers, refinery CO boilers and other applications
58. PlantWeb Compliant PowerVue Fan/Damper Drive 12/3/1998
    A fan/damper drive offers Foundation fieldbus communications and precise digital accuracy
59. TRIO-MASS Coriolis Mass Flowmeter Model MCI 3/10/1998
    Expanding the widest flowmeter line available, Bailey-Fischer & Porter introduces the TRIO-MASS Coriolis Mass Flowmeter Model MCI
60. 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.