July 2022
Special Focus: Valves, Pumps, and Turbomachinery
The effects of highly corrosive fluids on valves and disasters that can be avoided
Some of the highly corrosive fluids in the oil and gas industry contain the following compounds: carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, chlorides and moisture.
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The Author
Welsford, G. - ValveMan, Exton, Pennsylvania
Gilbert Welsford Jr. is the Founder of Valveman.com and a 3rd-generation valve entrepreneur. He has learned valves since a young age and brought his entrepreneurial ingenuity to the family business in 2011 by creating the online valve store Valveman.com. Mr. Welsford’s focus is building on the legacy his grandfather started, his father grew, and he has amplified.
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