Having an accurate and reliable process measurement has always been a challenge for the productive operation of a cement plant

Valves and actuators make up a small part of a power station - perhaps only two or three per cent by capital cost - but they play a vital role.

A large power plant uses hundreds of valves to manage flows of water and steam. Valves may be used to stop and start flow, reduce or increase flow, control the direction of flow, regulate a flow or process pressure or relieve a pipe system of a certain pressure.

Applications include pollution control, feed water, cooling water, chemical treatment and steam turbine control systems.

Society’s desire for a clean environment shines light on the importance of understanding the essential role wastewater treatment plants have in our communities.

Common valves used in water treatment industries are Butterfly valves, Gate Valves, Globe Valves, Knife Edge Gate Valves, Ball Valves, Plug Valves, and NRV.

Many types of instrumentation, sensors, and controllers that might be installed in an ordinary process plant may not be suitable for the harsh environment encountered in the cement industry.

For example,
cement industry is recognized as having some of the most difficult level measurement applications to solve because of the high temperatures and dusty atmospheres.

In paper industry, huge savings potential exists across the entire steam and condensate loop- generation, distribution, trapping and condensate and flash recovery.

We have been partnering with paper industry for decades and our proven expertise has helped many paper companies to bring their fuel costs down.

Paper industry is thriving throughout the world as different varieties of papers are being used for numerous applications.