Emerson Exchange 365
Search
Sign-In / Register
Site
Search
Sign-In/Register
Services
Products
Control & Safety Systems
Asset Management
Measurement Instrumentation
Valves, Actuators & Regulators
Fluid Control & Pneumatics
Electrical Components & Lighting
Welding, Assembly & Cleaning
IIoT & Digital Transformation
Industries
Chemical
Food and Beverage
Industrial Energy
Life Sciences
Oil & Gas
Power
Refining
Other Industries
Women in STEM
Events
Düsseldorf 2024
Immerse - Anaheim 2023
Grapevine 2022
Nashville 2019
San Antonio 2018
The Hague 2018
World
China
South Korea
Russia
Products
More
Valves, Actuators & Regulators
Valves, Actuators & Regulators Blog
Forums
Blogs
Library/Resources
Members
Tags
More
Cancel
Create New Post
Comment or Question? Become a member of this Emerson Exchange 365 group. Click here to join.
Actuators Blog (no longer active)
2
posts
Get better quality data from your wells and increase well production with a smaller package footprint? Possible!
over 11 years ago
Regulators - Blog (no longer active)
52
posts
Wirelessly Monitoring Tank Thief Hatches to Avoid Regulatory Fines
over 5 years ago
Valves Blog (no longer active)
186
posts
Fail-Safe Electric Actuators for Quarter-Turn Valves
over 4 years ago
Valves, Actuators & Regulators Blog
398
posts
Maximizing Reliability with Emerson’s “The Big Three” Diagnostics in Digital Valve Controllers
12 hours ago
Activity
Tags
Subscribe by email
More
Cancel
By date
By view count
By comment count
Descending
Ascending
Emission-Free Gas-Powered Actuators are “Fit for 55”
Jim Cahill
At the Emerson Exchange EMEA 2024 in Düsseldorf, Håkon Espvik, hydraulics product manager at Emerson, explained how the need to meet greenhouse gas reduction targets will transform the actuation technology used for gas pipeline shutdown valves. Regulations and reduction targets, such as the European Union’s “Fit for 55” package, which aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030, require the oil and gas industry…
5 Aug 2024
Emission-Free Gas-Powered Actuators are “Fit for 55”
Jim Cahill
At the Emerson Exchange EMEA 2024 in Düsseldorf, Håkon Espvik, hydraulics product manager at Emerson, explained how the need to meet greenhouse gas reduction targets will transform the actuation technology used for gas pipeline shutdown valves. Regulations and reduction targets, such as the European Union’s “Fit for 55” package, which aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030, require the oil and gas industry…
5 Aug 2024
Rugged and Reliable Molecular Sieve Dryer Switching Valves
Jim Cahill
Natural gas and hydrocarbon liquids undergo many processing steps to final products. Dehydrating hydrocarbons is a key step before further processing, such as fractionation and liquefaction. Molecular sieve dryers, known for their efficiency and based on the adsorption principle , are the standard way to accomplish dehydration. Emerson’s Olivier Beyerman shared some background and considerations on this application. …
24 Jul 2024
Rugged and Reliable Molecular Sieve Dryer Switching Valves
Jim Cahill
Natural gas and hydrocarbon liquids undergo many processing steps to final products. Dehydrating hydrocarbons is a key step before further processing, such as fractionation and liquefaction. Molecular sieve dryers, known for their efficiency and based on the adsorption principle , are the standard way to accomplish dehydration. Emerson’s Olivier Beyerman shared some background and considerations on this application. …
24 Jul 2024
Control Valve Selection for PEM Electrolyzers
Jim Cahill
Renewable or `green’ hydrogen, produced by the electrolysis of water, using renewable electricity, has been described as the `fuel of the future’. However, companies such as Plug Power are building cost-effective green hydrogen ecosystems that are already rapidly advancing its role in decarbonizing industry and transport. Plug Power is the world’s largest user of liquid hydrogen, and has also developed its own proton…
4 Jul 2024
Control Valve Selection for PEM Electrolyzers
Jim Cahill
Renewable or `green’ hydrogen, produced by the electrolysis of water, using renewable electricity, has been described as the `fuel of the future’. However, companies such as Plug Power are building cost-effective green hydrogen ecosystems that are already rapidly advancing its role in decarbonizing industry and transport. Plug Power is the world’s largest user of liquid hydrogen, and has also developed its own proton…
4 Jul 2024
Crucial Role for Valves, Regulators & Actuators in Blue Hydrogen Production Podcast
Jim Cahill
You may have heard of various color adjectives used to describe hydrogen production based on the amount of CO2 produced as a byproduct. Green hydrogen comes from renewable energy sources, powering an electrolyzer to split water into hydrogen and oxygen. Blue hydrogen is produced from typical sources like natural gas, but the CO2 produced as a byproduct is captured and stored away. This decarbonization process is one…
27 Jun 2024
Crucial Role for Valves, Regulators & Actuators in Blue Hydrogen Production Podcast
Jim Cahill
You may have heard of various color adjectives used to describe hydrogen production based on the amount of CO2 produced as a byproduct. Green hydrogen comes from renewable energy sources, powering an electrolyzer to split water into hydrogen and oxygen. Blue hydrogen is produced from typical sources like natural gas, but the CO2 produced as a byproduct is captured and stored away. This decarbonization process is one…
27 Jun 2024
Valve Trim Innovations in Aerodynamic Noise Attenuation
Jim Cahill
Noise from flowing fluids can be a problem in many production processes. Control valves can sometimes be the source of some of the noise being generated. This pipeline noise is unfavorable to personnel safety, regulatory compliance, and plant reliability. With the demanding challenges from day-to-day operations, an unpredictable future, and nearing deadlines for sustainability goals, how do you address this challenge…
24 Jun 2024
Valve Trim Innovations in Aerodynamic Noise Attenuation
Jim Cahill
Noise from flowing fluids can be a problem in many production processes. Control valves can sometimes be the source of some of the noise being generated. This pipeline noise is unfavorable to personnel safety, regulatory compliance, and plant reliability. With the demanding challenges from day-to-day operations, an unpredictable future, and nearing deadlines for sustainability goals, how do you address this challenge…
24 Jun 2024
Moving Beyond Pneumatic Standalone Controllers
Jim Cahill
Scattered across oilfield sites, tank farms, and isolated process units, standalone pneumatic controllers have been used for decades to locally control level, pressure, flow, and temperature in remote locations. However, these traditional devices have limitations, and many vendors no longer offer or support them. My article in the April 2024 issue of InTech , titled “ When Pneumatic Standalone Controllers Age Out ,…
14 Jun 2024
Moving Beyond Pneumatic Standalone Controllers
Jim Cahill
Scattered across oilfield sites, tank farms, and isolated process units, standalone pneumatic controllers have been used for decades to locally control level, pressure, flow, and temperature in remote locations. However, these traditional devices have limitations, and many vendors no longer offer or support them. My article in the April 2024 issue of InTech , titled “ When Pneumatic Standalone Controllers Age Out ,…
14 Jun 2024
Moving Beyond Pneumatic Standalone Controllers
Jim Cahill
Scattered across oilfield sites, tank farms, and isolated process units, standalone pneumatic controllers have been used for decades to locally control level, pressure, flow, and temperature in remote locations. However, these traditional devices have limitations, and many vendors no longer offer or support them. My article in the April 2024 issue of InTech , titled “ When Pneumatic Standalone Controllers Age Out ,…
14 Jun 2024
Avoiding Unplanned Downtime with Smart Pneumatic and Hydraulic Valve Monitoring
Jim Cahill
A Forbes article, Unplanned Downtime Costs More Than You Think , cites this statistic: An overwhelming 82% of companies have experienced at least one unplanned downtime incident over the past three years. Most have suffered two or more. In an Industrialvalves.de article, Outperforming traditional Valve design meets smart monitoring system for pneumatic and hydraulic valve actuators , Emerson’s Knut Riegel shares ways…
30 May 2024
Avoiding Unplanned Downtime with Smart Pneumatic and Hydraulic Valve Monitoring
Jim Cahill
A Forbes article, Unplanned Downtime Costs More Than You Think , cites this statistic: An overwhelming 82% of companies have experienced at least one unplanned downtime incident over the past three years. Most have suffered two or more. In an Industrialvalves.de article, Outperforming traditional Valve design meets smart monitoring system for pneumatic and hydraulic valve actuators , Emerson’s Knut Riegel shares ways…
30 May 2024
Avoiding Unplanned Downtime with Smart Pneumatic and Hydraulic Valve Monitoring
Jim Cahill
A Forbes article, Unplanned Downtime Costs More Than You Think , cites this statistic: An overwhelming 82% of companies have experienced at least one unplanned downtime incident over the past three years. Most have suffered two or more. In an Industrialvalves.de article, Outperforming traditional Valve design meets smart monitoring system for pneumatic and hydraulic valve actuators , Emerson’s Knut Riegel shares ways…
29 May 2024
Control Valve Selection in Plastic Pyrolysis Applications
Jim Cahill
Since their introduction over a century ago, plastic products have become ubiquitous. Unfortunately, plastic waste degrades very slowly, and over time it breaks down into microplastics that harm the environment. Some efforts to address this problem involve replacing plastics with biodegradable alternatives, while others seek to recycle plastics after use. However, recycling plastic is difficult compared to materials…
24 May 2024
Control Valve Selection in Plastic Pyrolysis Applications
Jim Cahill
Since their introduction over a century ago, plastic products have become ubiquitous. Unfortunately, plastic waste degrades very slowly, and over time it breaks down into microplastics that harm the environment. Some efforts to address this problem involve replacing plastics with biodegradable alternatives, while others seek to recycle plastics after use. However, recycling plastic is difficult compared to materials…
24 May 2024
Control Valve Selection in Plastic Pyrolysis Applications
Jim Cahill
Since their introduction over a century ago, plastic products have become ubiquitous. Unfortunately, plastic waste degrades very slowly, and over time it breaks down into microplastics that harm the environment. Some efforts to address this problem involve replacing plastics with biodegradable alternatives, while others seek to recycle plastics after use. However, recycling plastic is difficult compared to materials…
24 May 2024
Addressing Incorrectly Specified Valves
Jim Cahill
Discrepancies between actual operating conditions and initial design specifications often lead to equipment problems, requiring coordinated and prompt action from plant personnel and partners. K+S Potash Canada faced such challenges with their control valves in a new plant near Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Our article on pages 45-48 in the April 2024 issue of Global Mining Review , titled “ Under Control ,” describes how…
22 May 2024
Addressing Incorrectly Specified Valves
Jim Cahill
Discrepancies between actual operating conditions and initial design specifications often lead to equipment problems, requiring coordinated and prompt action from plant personnel and partners. K+S Potash Canada faced such challenges with their control valves in a new plant near Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Our article on pages 45-48 in the April 2024 issue of Global Mining Review , titled “ Under Control ,” describes how…
22 May 2024
Addressing Incorrectly Specified Valves
Jim Cahill
Discrepancies between actual operating conditions and initial design specifications often lead to equipment problems, requiring coordinated and prompt action from plant personnel and partners. K+S Potash Canada faced such challenges with their control valves in a new plant near Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Our article on pages 45-48 in the April 2024 issue of Global Mining Review , titled “ Under Control ,” describes how…
22 May 2024
Selecting the Right Isolation Valve for Renewable Diesel Applications
Jim Cahill
Selecting components that are inappropriate for their operating environment is a major cause of issues that can be extremely costly to rectify. As Olivier Beyerman, director sales and business development at Emerson explained during his presentation at Emerson Exchange EMEA 2024 in Düsseldorf, the right isolation valve design for deployment in renewable diesel production can have a major impact on unplanned downtime.…
13 May 2024
Selecting the Right Isolation Valve for Renewable Diesel Applications
Jim Cahill
Selecting components that are inappropriate for their operating environment is a major cause of issues that can be extremely costly to rectify. As Olivier Beyerman, director sales and business development at Emerson explained during his presentation at Emerson Exchange EMEA 2024 in Düsseldorf, the right isolation valve design for deployment in renewable diesel production can have a major impact on unplanned downtime.…
13 May 2024
Selecting the Right Isolation Valve for Renewable Diesel Applications
Jim Cahill
Selecting components that are inappropriate for their operating environment is a major cause of issues that can be extremely costly to rectify. As Olivier Beyerman, director sales and business development at Emerson explained during his presentation at Emerson Exchange EMEA 2024 in Düsseldorf, the right isolation valve design for deployment in renewable diesel production can have a major impact on unplanned downtime.…
13 May 2024
<
>