In the aerospace industry, cryogenics is a branch of engineering that focuses on the study of low temperatures and their applications in various fields, from medicine to welding and machining of industrial valves and pumps. This article will focus specifically on cryogenic applications in the aerospace industry. Cryogenic pumps in the Aerospace industry – Advantages …
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What is meant by centrifugal pump? A centrifugal pump is a mechanical device that uses centrifugal force acting on fluid to pump fluid using mechanical power (rotational energy). The motor provides mechanical power in most cases. To pump fluids, a centrifugal pump employs centrifugal force. As a result, it is known as a centrifugal pump. …
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What is oil refining? Oil refining is an essential process for transforming crude oil into marketable products such as fuels, lubricants and kerosene. A typical oil refining process consists of several processing units, such as distillation, cracking, post-treatment and refining of products. The operation of these processes requires large amounts of thermal energy and results …
What are cryogenic pumps? Cryogenic pumps are devices used to pump gases and vapors at low temperatures, usually below -150 °C. Cryogenic pumps are generally used in applications where a high degree of cleanliness and purity is required in the working environment, such as in semiconductor manufacturing and high energy physics studies. These industrial pumps …
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What are industrial valves? Industrial valves are a device that regulates the flow of a fluid (gasses, liquids, solids) by opening, closing or partially obstructing various passages. Industrial valves are used to handle high pressure, either fluid or gas, and to last years of use in hostile environments. Valves are mechanical devices that control the …
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Flow control valves: characteristics and applications in the naval industry. Flow control valves are used to limit and regulate the flow of liquids, gases or a mixture of both. In this article, we will delve into the function of the flow control valve and its applications in the naval industry. What are flow control valves …
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Cryogenic valves, as cold as snow. Cryogenic valves are specifically designed for cryogenic applications (extremely cold environments) and are commonly utilized by industries such as petrochemicals and oil & gas which handle liquefied or compressed natural gas (LNG) (CNG). Learn how CNC machining has perfected the manufacturing of cryogenic valves, enabling their application in various …
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Measuring instruments: What are they and what are they for? Measuring instruments are the backbone of metrology, and CNC machining is the technique that ensures their perfection. From the creation to the machining of each component, CNC machining contributes to the precision and reliability of measurement instruments in the industry. The Measuring instruments are crucial …
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What are fittings used for in the Oil & Gas industry? Fittings in the oil & gas industry, or what are known as welding fittings, are used in pipe systems to connect straight sections of pipes. These adapt to different shapes or sizes, so that each pipe segment achieves that at the end of the …
What is an axial flow check valve? An axial flow check valve is a kind of silent check valve. The check valve is actuated by the medium itself, automatically opening and closing the valve disc. The axial valve is a flexible device generally designed to prevent the reflux of fluids or gasses such as; gas, …
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