The ins and outs of the water and process industries: An interview with Mel...
Mel Esmacher, Senior Consulting Engineer at SUEZ's Water Technologies & Solutions, sat down with Stainless Steel World Americasto discuss some of the challenges he sees in the water and industrial process systems, and how using different grades of stainless steels and corrosion-resistant alloys (CRAs), and keeping an open mind to different possibilities, is crucial to finding the solutions to these challenges. By Catarina Muia
Valve World Americas Expo & Conference 2019 a success
The fifth staging of Valve World Americas Expo & Conference, organized by KCI Publishing Corporation and Messe Düsseldorf North America, was held on June 19th and 20th at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, Texas.
Inspiring innovation in fugitive emissions technology
After 34 years of experience in the energy industry, Tim Goedeker, Senior Principal Environmental Consultant for Phillips 66, knows the value of experience and the importance of innovation. Starting his career as a Technical Service Engineer in the oil refining sector and moving into the environmental side with HSE-Refining, Goedeker has a vast knowledge and understanding of this ever evolving industry. By Angelica Pajkovic and Sarah Bradley
Education and collaboration for overcoming challenges in a complex manufacturing environment: An interview with...
Eastman is a leading producer of specialty materials which are used in the manufacture products that we use every day, from baby bottles to passenger jets. The company is committed to advancing innovation through design and education, working collaboratively within teams and with customers to deliver innovative products and services in end-markets such as transportation, building and construction, and consumables. By Sarah Bradley
Small, fast, and dynamic: Materials Engineer Carlos Pagan on brownfield, greenfield, offshore, and onshore...
In 2009, when the oil and gas industry was facing one of the biggest down-cycles in recent history, Carlos Pagan was one of the few who managed to weather the storm. Stainless Steel World Americas had the chance to speak to Pagan about the many projects and roles he has taken on since completing his Mechanical Engineering degree at the University of Puerto Rico at Mayagüez, and moving to the United States (U.S.). By Sarah Bradley