Sealings

Fugitive emissions can leak from a variety of machinery sources such as valves, flanges and fittings. Also an important source of fugitive emissions can be linked to seals installed in pressurized rotating equipment (pumps and compressors). Seals are designed to help prevent leaks and contain pressure. In this newssection you can find news related to sealings.

Siemens supplies lithium-ion battery for offshore drill

The long-term sustainability of the offshore oil and gas sector is predicated on reducing costs and minimizing projects’ environmental impacts.

Efficiently track flange inspection, shutdown & repairs

Brady Corporation has developed a new, highly visible and reliable Flange tag with tearable components to easily track various stages of shutdowns, flange inspections, leak testing, and repairs.

Clock Spring Introduces Zero-Emissions Gasket

Clock Spring Company, Inc. (Clock Spring), a leading manufacturer of highly innovative and engineered products for the repair and rehabilitation of pipe-based critical infrastructure, has expanding its product line with the introduction of the patented Full Metal Gasket™, delivering a permanent, zero-emissions, non-leaking seal.

dynaCERT releases HydraGEN™ technology against NOx

dynaCERT Inc. announced a new order for its C-Series of HydraGEN™ Technology products in the battle against NOx and Greenhouse Gas Emissions with its made-in-Ontario Carbon Emission Reduction Technology.

A.W. Chesterton ViewIn™ technology for mechanical seals

A.W. Chesterton Company recently introduced their latest mechanical seal innovation: The Chesterton ViewIn™ Technology for Mechanical Seals, which greatly facilitates seal identification and maintenance.

ExxonMobil proceeds with new crude unit

ExxonMobil has reached a final investment decision and has started construction on a new unit at its Beaumont, Texas refinery, which will increase crude refining capacity by more than 65%, or 250,000 barrels per day.