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What's New Wednesday 22nd of February 2023
Mineral Concentrators & Mineral Processing

How does one decide when a valve or pump is not ideal and hindering operations? The decision to change is often hard and costly to make. However, the decision to not make a change may be more costly due to high operating expenses. In every pipeline, …

What's New Tuesday 21st of February 2023
Temporary Engineered Solutions for PFAS Removal

For most construction contractors, the discovery of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) during a dewatering project is not only unwelcome, but also intimidating. These so-called forever chemicals are thought to cause serious health problems, fr…

What's New Monday 20th of February 2023
Oil prices little changed, nurse last week's losses on improved supplies

SINGAPORE, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Oil prices were little changed in early Asian trade on Monday, after settling down $2 a barrel on Friday, as rising supplies in the United States and forecasts of more interest rate hikes cooled optimism over Chinas deman…

What's New Friday 17th of February 2023
Oil slightly lower on mixed U.S. economic data, crude stocks growth

NEW YORK, Feb 16 (Reuters) - Oil prices settled slightly lower on Thursday after trading in a narrow range as the market weighed mixed U.S. economic signals and prospects for a Chinese demand recovery with a build in U.S. crude stockpiles.Brent crude …

What's New Thursday 16th of February 2023
Drop In Gas Prices Weighs On Outlook For Canadian Drillers

Canadas oil industry earnings are expected to decline 19% over the course of 2023.Falling natural gas prices is one of the main culprits behind the more negative outlook.Still, despite the grim earnings outlook, Wall Street still believes that Canadia…

What's New Wednesday 15th of February 2023
Using High Chrome Pumps in the Mining Wastewater Industry

Industrial mining is a gritty business, and the pumps used to dewater sites and move slurries bear the brunt of the wear. Slurry pumps with high-chrome iron wear parts are purpose-built to extend the life of integral components even while working with…

What's New Tuesday 14th of February 2023
U.S. oil industry flags concern about EPA's methane 'super emitter' plan

WASHINGTON, Feb 13 (Reuters) - U.S. oil industry groups said on Monday they are concerned the Biden administrations proposed plan to crack down on methane emissions gives too much power to environmental advocacy groups, by forcing companies to react w…

What's New Monday 13th of February 2023
Oil falls on demand concerns as impact of Russian output cut fades

SINGAPORE, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Oil prices eased on Monday after rising 2% in the previous session as investors shrugged off the impact of Russian output cuts, instead focusing on short-term demand concerns stemming from refinery maintenance in Asia and…

What's New Friday 10th of February 2023
When is a Rigid Coupling Used for Pumps?

When is a rigid coupling used for pumps?A rigid coupling, as the name implies, lacks flexibility, allowing no misalignment between shafts; therefore, their installation is based on tight dimensional requirements and fits. The rigid coupling connects …

What's New Thursday 9th of February 2023
Finding Problems With Valves Using Ultrasound & Thermography

Using ultrasound and thermography to identify problems early can extend the lifespan of pipes and valves, prevent catastrophic leaks and increase productivity throughout a plant. Just as vibration monitoring catches developing faults in rotating machi…

What's New Wednesday 8th of February 2023
New Western measures aim to turn up the heat on Putin’s oil revenues. Analysts are underwhelmed

The West’s latest attempt to ramp up its oil war against Russia may cause some market dislocation, but some energy analysts remain far from convinced that the restrictions will constitute a “transformative event.”An EU ban on Russian oil product im…

What's New Tuesday 7th of February 2023
How Pulp & Paper Mills Are Becoming More Efficient

Pulp and paper mills are among the world’s worst polluters and consume a large amount of water. However, efforts are being made to become greener.Tightening performance standards and increased regulations have seen stakeholders beginning to green the…

What's New Monday 6th of February 2023
Oil prices edge higher as IEA's Birol talks up China demand outlook

MELBOURNE, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Oil prices inched up in early trade on Monday after falling around 8% last week to more than three-week lows as jitters over major economies outweighed signs of a demand recovery in China, the worlds top oil importer.Brent…

What's New Wednesday 1st of February 2023
House Republicans pass bill to limit drawdowns on Strategic Petroleum Reserve

WASHINGTON — The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill Friday aimed at limiting the president’s ability to draw down the nation’s Strategic Petroleum Reserve for any reason other than a “severe energy supply disruption.”The law is meant to …

What's New Tuesday 31st of January 2023
Asia absorbs big rise in Russian Urals crude exports - sources

MOSCOW, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Asian markets are showing no let up in their demand for Russian oil, absorbing a big rise in seaborne exports of Urals crude this month and helping Moscow cope even as most Western buyers stay away, according to traders and …

What's New Monday 30th of January 2023
Italy's Eni signs $8 billion Libya gas deal as PM Meloni visits Tripoli

ROME/TRIPOLI, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Italian energy company Eni and Libyas National Oil Corporation (NOC) signed an $8 billion gas production deal on Saturday aimed at boosting energy supplies to Europe despite the insecurity and political chaos in the No…