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DFT’s Arie Bregman and Jeff Kane Receive VMA Awards
Posted by Jeff Kane on
Management, technical, and engineering professionals gathered in Tucson, Arizona for the Valve Manufacturers Association of America (VMA) annual meeting. The meeting took place this past September, and it gave VMA members the opportunity to host conferences, programs, and exhibits pertaining to the valve and actuator industry. This is the largest U.S. gathering of industry professionals,… Read More
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DFT Launches Intuitive, New Company Website
Posted by Jeff Kane on
DFT Inc. is proud to introduce you to our company’s new website! Though we have been a mainstay in the valve manufacturing industry for over seven decades, we always strive to provide more for our clients; with this redesigned website, you will experience DFT’s offerings in new, exciting ways. What You’ll Find on the Website… Read More
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Using DFT Check Valve to Solve High Flow Lockout in Combustion Turbine
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There was a case study done at a power company regarding the installation of the check valve developed by DFT Inc. near the combustion turbine. The GLC Check Valve developed by DFT is connected on Low NOx Dual Fuel Turbines. The combustion turbines can run using diesel fuel or natural gas. When the turbine is… Read More
Watch DFT Valves’ ALC® Axial Flow Check Valve in Action
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Check valves are instrumental for regulating fluid flow within a given valve system. When properly chosen and installed, check valves are meant to operate seamlessly throughout their design life; improper check valves can lead to harmful complications—such as water hammer. Water hammer is one of the most common problems befalling check valves. Simply put, water… Read More
DFT Model PDC® Solves Air Compressor Problems
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Inside their control valve test and research facility, a major valve manufacturer was using two reciprocating air compressors that were designed to run until the stored air pressure in the extremely large volume tanks reached a set point. They would then shut off for anywhere from several minutes to several hours, depending on demand. During… Read More