Rolls-Royce and Qatar Airways use Virtual Reality to train engineers
Rolls-Royce and Qatar Airways are using Virtual Reality (VR) to train engineers, in a first for the two companies.
Rolls-Royce and Qatar Airways are using Virtual Reality (VR) to train engineers, in a first for the two companies.
A successful chemical dosing project requires that several key elements are in place to ensure a reliable and cost-effective outcome, says Clive Halliday
Subcon , the UK subcontract manufacturing supply chain show has revealed new figures from its annual barometer of the UK manufacturing and engineering supply chain. The numbers paint a picture of an industry beginning to exhaust its approach to encouraging female engineering talent to either enter, or re-enter UK manufacturing and engineering.
The latest generation of innovative INOX valve bodies from Bürkert can eliminate the need for a large number of pipe sections, bends and connections in complex interfaces. Removing a collection of conventional piping greatly reduces space requirements, speeds-up design and installation time and reduces the opportunities for leaks.
Burkert’s Type 2080 2/2-way valve
integrates a PTFE bellows for fluid
separation in hygienic processing
applications. Constructed from
stainless steel, the FDA-approved Type
2080 offers long operating life with
neutral
Burkert’s new AirLINE Quick offers
a reliable, compact and time-saving
solution for the direct mounting of
Burkert’s type 8640 valve islands and
AirLINE 8644 automation system
into control cabinets, eliminating the
need
The importance of correct valve selection for pharmaceutical
production processes is evidenced by the benefits it
provides, as Ian Webster,hygienic processing field segment
manager at Burkert Fluid Control Systems, explain
Burkert’s new Type 8022 unit combines the
functions of flow transmitter and pulse
divider into a single device, which offers
both current and pulse output alternatives
and gives users the choice of optional
display/opera
Bürkert’s ELEMENT range is said to solve the problem of contaminant ingress into diaphragm valves used in hygienic processing applications.
When it comes to process, pilot and actuation valves, the question of whether it is advisable to repair or replace a worn or intermittent unit is worth considering, regardless of the type or the size. Tom Carnell, systems applications manager at Bürkert UK, comments
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