27th July 2023
There are many pumps that have been performing vital operations for decades. Solidly built and offering reliable service, in some cases long after the manufacturer has gone by the wayside. However, there comes a time when even the most stoic of equipment needs to be refurbished, if only to improve performance and efficiency back to the original specifications.
12th July 2023
Sulzer has announced the opening of its purpose-built Lausitz Service Center, which offers technically advanced repair and upgrade capabilities for all types of rotating equipment.
Sulzer’s expertise in rotating equipment retrofits and abrasive services has helped a Philippines petrochemical plant solve a persistent reliability issue and prepare for a 64% increase in capacity.
29th June 2023
Governments around the world are cracking down on nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions, not only for transport, but gas turbines as well, with operators having to invest in equipment to meet ever stricter standards. To ensure a 500 MW combined cycle powerplant at Tongzhou in China could meet new legislation, Sulzer engineered a customized combustion automatic tuning adjustment system (CATS).
28th June 2023
Continuing its mission to educate and support wider industry, The Sulzer Academy has opened registration for its latest 2-day seminar: Pumps in Theory and Practice.
27th June 2023
When older equipment starts to affect the output from the power plant – operators need to act fast, to avoid production risks escalating. This is especially true for legacy pumps. However, sourcing new units to fit the surrounding infrastructure and application requirements of the plant can be challenging.
21st June 2023
Sulzer wins contracts to supply 50 pumps for one of world’s largest green hydrogen projects
20th June 2023
Sulzer introduces a closed impeller to the AHLSTAR A single-stage pump range. The novelty offers enhanced performance and improved efficiency.
6th June 2023
Raízen selects Sulzer for next generation biofuel productionBrazil’s largest producer of ethanol from sugarcane waste is embarking on a major wave of investment. With plans to build 20 second-generation processing facilities over the next seven years, Raízen has picked Sulzer as a key technology supplier.