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A Twist of Fate Leads to a Long Career

A Twist of Fate Leads to a Long Career

“The valve industry is all about people. Hands on,...

Trends in Independent Valve Pressure Testing

Trends in Independent Valve Pressure Testing

Before the industry slowdown of 2008, some end use...

Modular Gas Valves: An Insiders’ Guide to Technology Breakthroughs

Modular Gas Valves: An Insiders’ Guide to Technology Breakthroughs

The main line of defense in combustion devices suc...

The Tie Between Fugitive Emissions and Market Dynamics

The Tie Between Fugitive Emissions and Market Dynamics

Winners and losers in the world of valves, like in...

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What’s the Word on the Water and Wastewater Markets?

What’s the Word on the Water  and Wastewater Markets?

In November 2012, a valve was opened at the Chippawa end of the Niagara Tunnel P...

The Expanding Reach of Plastic Valves

The Expanding Reach of Plastic Valves

Although plastic valves are sometimes seen as a specialty product—a top choice o...

Enertech Business Unit Of Curtiss Wright Flow Control Company Develops New Valve Controls For Extended Station Black Out Conditions

enertech  msasdvEnertech, a business unit of Curtiss Wright Flow Control Company and leader in the supply of electrohydraulic, gas spring actuators used for safe plant shut-down applications, has developed an extended mission model to support nuclear plant cool down during station blackout conditions.

Enertech’s advanced technology permits bi-directional, mid-position cycling of throttling valves and dampers from stored energy for a 72 hour period or longer without dependency on off-site power, emergency diesel generator power or air supply. The space required to facilitate Enertech’s stored energy module is a fraction of that required by traditional air supply tanks and control panels used in early generation nuclear plants. Enertech’s extended mission actuator is qualified for harsh environment to IEEE 382, 344 and 323 for survival in high energy line break as well as severe seismic and other design basis conditions including its position feedback instrumentation for modulating control service. Enertech has received orders for this safe plant shut down technology and offers it to Utility and Station Owners for plant upgrade and to valve and damper OEMs.

For more info, visit enertech.cwfc.com

 

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13 SPR CVR 160x214Inside the Spring 2013 issue…

• Valves in the World of Water
• The Breadth of Plastic Valves
• Aerodynamic Noise
• Manual Actuation

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