Tag Archives: two-phase flow

For space exploration, the ability to generate enough oxygen for crew members is of primary importance. On board the International Space Station, an Oxygen Generator Assembly uses flow cell electrolysis to make oxygen from water using a flowing water electrolyzer. Flow cell electrolysis is a common way to facilitate a continuous electrochemical reaction while separating Read More

Equilibar is featured in the March issue of Flow Control Magazine in an article explaining how direct sealing diaphragm valves offer good solutions for extremely difficult flow control scenarios. The article includes two case studies—one from ILS-Integrated Laboratory Solutions, GmBH in Berlin and the other from Pressure Control Solutions (PCS) in the Netherlands. I feel Read More

The 25th North American Meeting (NAM) of the Catalysis Society is this week in Denver, Colorado. This biennial meeting is widely recognized as the premier topical conference for matters related to heterogeneous catalysis, while also including broad coverage of homogeneous catalysis, electro-catalysis and photo-catalysis. Equilibar engineers Ryan Heffner and Alan Black are in Booth 315 Read More

Equilibar is excited to announce a new partnership with Thermal and Fluids Solutions Group of Stafford, Virginia. TFSG specializes in advanced two-phase flow and heat transfer systems, including refrigeration, Rankine cycles and open power cycles. They have extensive experience in alternative energy technology, especially Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion. “TFSG’s focus complements Equilibar’s strengths very well, Read More