Quick disconnect couplings provide fast and easy connection and disconnection of fluid and gas lines. Quick disconnects simplify connections and disconnections and can prevent leakage. Engineers use quick disconnects to enhance the serviceability of their design and add to the value of their product.

Addressing the risk associated with hydrogen systems involves adopting a robust approach to designing and maintaining owned systems. For infrastructure owners (hydrogen plants and fueling stations), system builders, design engineers, small bore tubing installers/fitters, health and safety personnel, and maintenance technicians, having a guide that helps them improve safety is key. 

With that much traffic, the data centers that process and store the information are working overtime. And, if you’ve ever worked overtime, you understand how taxing it can be on your mind and even your body. You might even need a cold drink to cool you off after a long day.

Using hydrogen as a fuel source is not a new concept. In some applications within industrial and processing plants, for example, hydrogen has been used for many years. More recently, hydrogen is gaining traction as a viable fuel solution within the transportation industry, given its many benefits.

As a source of clean energy, hydrogen is making a great contribution to a more sustainable future. However, it can embrittle poor quality steel materials, leading to unexpected component failures. This article looks at how materials certificates can protect OEMs from such problems.

Pressure regulators are vital in many industries as part of a gas or fluid delivery line or system. Often, device manufacturers gear their products to specific industries by following design standards and guidelines for safety, cleanliness, leak integrity and connection interface. Therefore, finding trusted brands that cater to the industry for your application should be the first step in your search.

Head pressure control on supermarket refrigeration systems is used to maintain a minimum high-side pressure to the low-side pressure relationship.

 Historically, each project's oil and gas operator had their own specifications and requirements for suppliers to deliver against, which meant that each order was almost bespoke in nature. This caused inherent inefficiencies within the supply chain, a high potential for errors and inevitable delays.