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What You Need to Know About Steam Condensate

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In our webinar, Steam Condensate, Important Things to Know, we provide an engaging, informative overview of steam condensate and its critical role in the industry today. The webinar includes a short history of steam condensate, some of the most common problems that arise when utilizing it, solutions to those problems, and a survey of its… Read More


Check Valves in Universities

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There are approximately 4,000 colleges and universities in the USA that host thousands of students, faculty members, and guests every day. These university campuses comprise many buildings, and the larger universities may have hundreds of structures. In all cases, these buildings require heating and cooling that must be properly constructed and maintained. In most instances,… Read More


DFT® Announces CAD and 3D Model Files Platform

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DFT® is proud to announce the launch of our new CAD File platform! You can now download DFT® Check Valve CAD files in multiple formats directly from our online product catalog! The platform, which is powered by TraceParts® a world-leading digital engineering 3D content company, has DFT® CAD and 3D model files available when you… Read More


Webinar Q and A: Carbon Capture and Role of Engineered Check Valves

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Webinar Q and A: Carbon Capture and Role of Engineered Check Valves

As a follow-up from our webinar “Carbon Capture & the Role of Engineered Check Valves“, we are sharing, in this post, a few of the questions received from the audience. During the webinar, we discussed what carbon dioxide is and how it impacts the environment, the critical methods of capturing carbon dioxide, how carbon dioxide… Read More


Benefits of Vacuum Breaker Check Valves

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What It Is Vacuum breaker check valves relieve unwanted low-pressure conditions within closed systems. They are installed directly into the system and allow air to enter the system when internal pressure drops below atmospheric pressure. When closed tanks are drained of liquid or during a phase change — when water transitions from steam to condensate,… Read More