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Whirling Machine Series
Part Three
The Evolution of Whirling
In a four-part blog series, development of whirling machines, we will discuss profitability, technical possibilities, applications, innovation, environmental protection, and market development of whirling machines.
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Whirling Machine Series
Part Two
Savings Through Technology
In a four-part blog series, development of whirling machines, we will discuss profitability, technical possibilities, applications, innovation, environmental protection, and market development of whirling machines.
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Whirling Machine Series
Part One
High-Precision and Built-In Environmental Benefits
In a four-part blog series, development of whirling machines, we will discuss profitability, technical possibilities, applications, innovation, environmental protection, and market development of whirling machines.
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Thriving under Harsh Conditions Pumping Asphalt, Part 2
In our last blog we discussed the pump technology and what is available along with some positives and negatives. (more…)
Thriving under Harsh Conditions Pumping Asphalt, Part 1
Three screw pumps and non-timed twin-screw pumps have replaced traditional centrifugal and timed twin-screw pumps in refinery asphalt services.
(more…)Revitalize and Upgrade Power Plants with Re-Engineered Pumps
The costs associated with replacing and upgrading older pumps in vintage power plants and process facilities have often been an obstacle for life extension programs or service change projects such as going for low sulfur fuel oils. However, when regulatory and operational demands make new construction hard to economically justify, it may be the only way to go.
(more…)Pumps in Transfer and Pipeline Service
Twin-screw Pumps
Twin-screw or three-screw pumps are often used in crude oil pipeline services. Three-screw pumps can boost pressure from laterals to the main trunk lines, while twin-screw pumps are predominantly used in the main line boosting stations.
(more…)Multiphase Pump and The Benefits to Oil and Gas Production
Multiphase pumps are finding added use as a supplement to conventional artificial lift systems to reduce the production footprint and environmental disturbance by combining oil and gas transport in a single multiphase pipeline to a central process facility. In tight shale production, the typical rapid decline of the natural reservoir pressure and added associated gas production demands solutions justifying increasing drilling, fracking, and completion costs.
(more…)Pumps in Upstream and Midstream Oil and Gas Production
In connection with upstream and midstream oil and gas production, pumps perform a large variety of services enabling gathering and processing of hydrocarbons and their derivates for the benefit of industrial users and consumers. These pumps are traditionally divided into two categories or principles: hydrodynamic and positive displacement pumps.
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