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"Pipework"...

Dave Wilson

Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
 

We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Pipework", and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest. Let me be your guide.
 
Start with the news release Water heating system handles large volumes from Spirax Sarco, which we summarised at the time by saying "A Spirax Sarco EasiHeat Engineered System has eliminated the disruptions that were caused by an unreliable hot water supply". A few weeks before, we featured the news release Batching systems remove colloidal solids from ProMinent Fluid Controls (UK): "New system offers significant benefits over continuous flow systems for flocculants that are slow to dissolve, or need to be aged for a precise time before use".
 
In November 2007, we covered the news from Richard Alan Group concerning its Maintenance services - take a look at To outsource or not to outsource which says: "The decision whether to outsource site maintenance is not so difficult says Tony Mackley. Engineering Manager at the Richard Alan Group".
 
Take a look also at the news release from CAD Schroer, Software eases design of water treatment systems, as well as Compressors mobilise aircraft maintenance from CompAir UK, and Custom skid installed for medical application from Richard Alan Group.
 

See also:

CAD system aids custom jobs (October 2007)
For compressors which are custom-produced to fit into complex processing installations, MPDS4 is key for assembling 3D components into entire process plants

Soft starters overcome torque problems (September 2007)
SSW-07 units overcome the sudden current inrush and high torque problems, which can result in wear and damage to mechanical power transmission equipment

Slide system meets demanding robotics needs (August 2007)
The HepcoMotion slide system provides the main horizontal motion for a snake arm robot used in a nuclear reactor

Technology prevents scale formation (July 2007)
A food processing cooling tower fitted with the AquaKlear unit was totally free from scale, and the scale previously on the pipes had started to dissolve

Hose material cuts weight (July 2007)
Stauff's newest hose offers a single Aramid (Carbon Fibre) re-inforcement braid, brings a 50% weight reduction and 55% tighter bend radii

Filters tolerate pressure and temperature range (July 2007)
Inline filters are suitable for direct installation into pipelines to provide a high level of wear and abrasion protection for all system components

Centrifugal pumps handle challenging liquids (June 2007)
FreFlow pumps are based on the proven and reliable injection principle, with a semi-open or closed impeller and a mechanical seal in the oil chamber

Screw compressor reduces costs and noise (June 2007)
The L80 also delivers noise levels of 69dB(A), meaning that it is easy to stand next to the compressor and have a conversation, with no need for users to wear ear protection

Coupling meets water company needs (May 2007)
Viking Johnson has added a 150 x 175mm reducing coupling to its range of UltraGrip high tolerance pipe joint products with end restraint

Pipe company wins industry award (May 2007)
Durapipe UK has received the Sustainable Development Award for its contribution to the BushProof project in Madagascar

News on the Modular pipework heating system from Inditherm (April 2007)
Modular pipework heating system offers high levels of hygiene and improved on-site health and safety

Company appoints welding demonstrator (April 2007)
Tony Follows will demonstrate and advise customers on the selection of the correct welding process and equipment for the work being carried out

Steam traps reduce energy waste (March 2007)
The Gem Sapphire has no moving parts to fail open thereby wasting steam and energy, or jam shut risking water hammer and system failure

CIR emitters offer high-speed print drying (March 2007)
The Lettershop Group, of Leeds has used carbon infra-red (CIR) emitters from Heraeus Noblelight to achieve the rapid print drying demanded by its high-speed Kodak print heads

Consider drawbacks before upgrading pump drives (March 2007)
Retrofitting pumps with VSDs can reduce energy costs substantially, but there are problems that must be overcome, says Mike Smith of the Deritend Group

Purging system cuts argon costs (February 2007)
Gas supplier BOC worked with Huntingdon Fusion Techniques to reduce argon consumption in the welding involved in multi-million pound liquid gas facilities currently under construction in the UK

Flow meters aid water and wastewater management (February 2007)
Up to 700 AquaMaster electromagnetic flow meters from ABB are being installed as part of the transfer of responsibility for Ministry of Defence (MOD) water and wastewater assets

Stainless steel process equipment in stock (February 2007)
Hygienic stainless steel process equipment includes tank manways, valves, sprayballs, sightglasses, flanges, tube and plain ended fittings, as well as complete unions in RJT, DIN, SMS, IDF and clamp

Food company reduces compressed air costs (February 2007)
CandL Industrial has assisted Green Isle Foods in reducing its compressed air related energy costs by approximately 25% by integrating a Boge SF 100 frequency-controlled screw compressor

Pipework company revamps website (February 2007)
Durapipe UK has brought its website up to date with a new design and additional content

Air preparation system powers hydraulic wrenches (January 2007)
Parker Hannifin has supplied its Moduflex air preparation system to Hi-Force for use in its air driven pump units that complement its hydraulic torque wrenches

Electromagnetic fields keep cooling pipes clear (January 2007)
Water conditioning system cuts corrosion in steel factory cooling system pipework

Electrohydraulic actuators work in extremes (January 2007)
Midland-ACS was chosen to design, engineer, manufacture and commission actuated valves for the BTC pipeline's Ceyhan Marine Terminal in addition to four of its pumping stations

Ultrasonic flaw detector reduces inspection times (December 2006)
The new Phasor XS from GE Inspection Technologies brings phased array flaw imaging capabilities to everyday inspection in an easy to use, portable and affordable ultrasonic flaw detector

Dual filters provide extra capacity (December 2006)
Rosedale's Model 82 fluid filters have two housings piped together with common porting for parallel operation

Meters are insensitive to pressure and temperature (December 2006)
Flowmeters feature robust simple electronics, square wave output and an accuracy of 0.2%

Dewpoint analyser meets new medical gas demands (November 2006)
The Easidew On-Line uses the Michell Instruments ceramic sensor to provide stable and accurate measurement of dewpoint in the range of -100 to +20C

Marine couplings withstand movement on land (November 2006)
Pipe couplings designed by Viking Johnson for use on the high seas have found an unexpected application on land

Pressure reduction valve provides protection (November 2006)
The Honeywell D06 pressure reduction valve is ideal for protecting water installations from excessive supply pressures up to 25bar

Pipe flanges cut seal replacement downtime (November 2006)
Innovative pipe flanges are specifically aimed at the steel, oil, gas and food industries where ease of maintenance is particularly attractive

Moulded covers protect undersea pipework (November 2006)
Crystic 703PA is a pre-accelerated, DCPD based polyester resin with low viscosity and controlled exotherm characteristics

Flexible shaft eases valve operation (November 2006)
Dutch valve-control specialist Netherlocks has developed a flexible shaft system to facilitate the operation of valves that are inconveniently situated

Carbon polymer technology stops sweets solidifying (November 2006)
A novel heating system developed by Inditherm has provided significant hygiene, H and S and energy saving benefits to a large UK confectionary manufacturer

Optimised air supply is energy saver for Dunlop (October 2006)
Dunlop Aerospace Braking Systems reduced its compressed air energy consumption by almost 30% when it used the expertise of Direct Air and Pipework to optimise its distribution system

 

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