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An acoustic transmitter (blue device in the upper left of the photo), can be mounted on the discharge pipe of a PRV, allowing it to detect the vibrations caused by any release. These devices send data via WirelessHART. Overcoming safety, sustainability, reliability, and productivity challenges April 30, 2025 by Peter Mathew | Valves, Actuators & Regulators Advances in pressure relief valves and associated monitoring systems help process manufacturers reduce emissions, increase performance, and make other improvements.   Process manufacturers are faced with many challenges, and in this column, we will discuss how to best cope with these issues in the areas of safety, sustainability, reliability, and productivity. More specifically, we will… Read More
Control valves in ammonia production Control Valves for Ammonia Production Efficiency April 27, 2025 by KeeChong Lee | Chemical, Valves, Actuators & Regulators Control valves are critical in the applications within the ammonia production process. Some applications are severe services that could cause challenges to the valve operation, impacting the process efficiency and may disrupt the production or even damage the equipment. Read More
Advanced PID Control Techniques in Centrifugal Compressors April 25, 2025 by Jim Cahill | Control & Safety Systems, Operational Excellence A PID-based control strategy can manage surge margin by using feedforward signals from flow, pressure, or compressor speed fluctuations. Read More
A Multiphase Flow Meter Developed for The Future April 24, 2025 by Kelda Dinsdale | Downhole, Flow, Measurement Instrumentation, Oil & Gas Let’s talk about the Roxar 5726 Multiphase Transmitter, an integral part of the Roxar 2600 Multiphase Flow Meter (MPFM). In… Read More

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Hazardous Area Valve Position Sensors

Hazardous Area Valve Position Sensors

The oil and gas producer selected Emerson’s TopWorx GO Switch Series 73 for its wellhead position verification application. These widely used and trusted lever-less limit switches have no external moving parts, no springs or cams, and no reed element.

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