Why sampling valves?

Let’s delve into the ongoing erosion of maintenance skills in the industry, a challenge exacerbated by the imminent wave of retirements. These trends are poised to persist well into the next decade, and while time and human resources might be perceived as limiting...

The need for boilermakers

The birth and growth of the Boilermakers Union in the 19th century goes hand-in-hand with the birth and growth of the United States and Canada. Emergent industries needed to harness steam, transport people across the nation, as well as power a growing manufacturing...

Incident investigations

By Proactive Consulting Despite your best efforts with supervision, training, and inspections, unexpected problems are still going to occur on your work site.  Your safety system can dramatically reduce your company’s losses due to injuries or property damage, but it...

Cooling and the corrosion challenge

Cooling and the corrosion challenge

Advances in heat exchange technology provide potash producers with tools to remain productive By Igor Makarenko The milling and processing of potash into a necessary and valuable commodity for producing food requires robust machinery capable of withstanding the...

Indigenizing potash in Canada

Indigenizing potash in Canada

Creating certainty for proponents By Scott Barnes, Ph.D., P.Ag. Traditionally, Indigenous inclusion in major projects in Canada was undertaken largely to satisfy real or perceived requirements set forth by any one of regulators, the Crown, or Indigenous Nations, as...

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