Carbon Capture Solutions

Partners in your Carbon Commitment

With the ever-increasing focus on reducing carbon dioxide emissions, dioxide emissions, it’s more critical than ever that organizations involved in power generation, natural gas, steel, and cement production have an effective carbon reduction strategy. Offering engineering and manufacturing leadership, global service and support, component and systems makes Parker your valued carbon partner.

Parker is supporting global decarbonization efforts through a broad range of solutions for a variety of CCUS applications from capture to utilization.

Parker in CCUS

We are pleased to announce the launch of a new resource dedicated to the CCUS industry (carbon capture, utilization and storage). This cross-technology brochure, showcases the best products and solutions for the industry from across our global divisions, and perfectly complements Parker's clean technology strategy.

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Clean Technologies for a Sustainable Future

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How two-ferrule instrumentation fittings influence the performance of steam turbines in oxy-fuel combustion

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CAPTURE

Parker can support your process in collecting CO2 emissions from large point sources that use fossil fuels or biomass as fuel through our range of products and solutions.

COMPRESSION

Increasing the pressure of captured CO2 to a level suitable for transportation and storage, Parker is well placed to assist with filtration, engineered materials and fluid conveyance products.

STORAGE

The process of permanently storing captured CO2 underground to prevent its release into the atmosphere.

TRANSPORTATION

The movement of captured CO2 from the point of capture to storage sites using various methods, such as pipelines or ships.

UTILIZATION

The process of utilizing captured CO2 for beneficial purposes such as enhanced oil recovery, producing chemicals, or synthetic fuel production.

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Reducing Fugitive Emissions

Meeting ISO Standards with Process to Instrument Valves

Managing emissions is a major challenge for many companies. In Europe alone, a typical refinery can lose between 600 and 10,000 tonnes of fugitive emissions every year; and the majority of those losses are estimated to be caused by plant equipment, such as process to instrument valves and small bore fluid system technologies.

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Beyond Stainless Steel

Corrosion Resistant Alloys

From surgical equipment to cooking pans to skyscrapers, stainless steel has transformed the world as we know it today. Stainless steel is present in our daily lives and has made a significant impact in a wide variety of industrial applications.

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The use of 316 Stainless Steel Instrument Tube Fittings on 6Mo Tube

Asset Integrity

Increasingly, process control instrumentation solutions are being applied in ever more hostile environments. As a result, there has been a corresponding increase in the reported incidence of external corrosion to 316 stainless steel instrumentation tubing systems.

By Grahm Johnson

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Ten Steps to a Leak Free System on Instrument Hook-Ups

Asset Integrity

Achieving a leak-free connection in any environment is the Holy Grail for many piping and instrumentation engineers. Traditional hookups use a multitude of valves and fittings – creating lots of potential leak points. The good news is, adopting ten easy steps can radically reduce leakage risks and achieve substantial cost and efficiency savings.

By Jim Breeze

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Learn how Parker is purposefully leading the way in hydrogen production.