The global supply of clean water is facing unprecedented pressure due to industrialization, growing demand, and increasing biological and chemical contamination. This strain presents a serious threat to the environment,... read more →
In process industries, the consequences of over-pressurization incidents can be catastrophic. A notable example in the oil and gas industry is the Piper Alpha disaster, where incorrect handling of pressure... read more →
British Salt, the UK's leading manufacturer of pure dried vacuum salt products, approached Sofis partner Avenium to help solve a problem with their manual valve operations. The problem The facility... read more →
To address a crucial challenge in their operations, Maersk invested in a solution to significantly improve efficiency. As one of the world's largest container shipping companies, A.P. Moller - Maersk... read more →
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In many industrial operations, discharge valves for tanks are located in areas that pose significant safety hazards. At a refinery in Spain, discharge valves were installed in a channel pit... read more →
A Brazilian site for a global leader in specialty chemicals and paints had to find a solution for operating difficult-to-access 4" block valves in a thermal oil line, used in... read more →
A petroleum industry company based in Southern Europe recently decided to install Sofis VPI position indicators on 13 manual-operated valves, as part of a modernization process of their tanker loading... read more →
Recently, Sofis provided valve interlocking systems to guarantee safe manual valve operations on mercury recovery applications and valve changeover lines. The installation of valve interlocking systems is part of the... read more →
In high-tech manufacturing, even the smallest components can be crucial in ensuring optimal performance and productivity. A semiconductor fabrication plant faced a significant challenge with the dampers in their airflow... read more →