Swagelok Fluid System Blog

Swagelok Reference Point provides industrial professionals with insights and analysis intended to help decrease downtime, increase efficiencies, troubleshoot issues, and maintain a safe workplace staffed by effective associates. Browse our latest blog posts below to learn how you might more easily accomplish your fluid system-related goals.

Featured Blog Posts

Tackling the Complexities of FPSO Builds

Learn the considerations that should be made when undertaking the construction of a new floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel, and how the right fluid systems supplier can help.

Hydrogen, Sampling and Corrosion Insights from Ask Swagelok

Ask Swagelok: Hydrogen, Sampling and Corrosion Insights

Explore expert insights on fluid systems with Swagelok's video series. Topics include hydrogen design and embrittlement, offshore corrosion, liquid sampling and more.

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Top 5 Hydrogen Design Best Practices

As one of the most promising sources of clean energy, hydrogen is important—but building fluid systems to handle it requires specific knowledge and expertise. Learn critical, practical tips for designing hydrogen systems.

Seven Tips for Effective Plant Turnarounds

A plant turnaround can be a big headache for a chemical plant or refinery—but it doesn’t have to be. Learn seven strategies for more effective turnaround management.

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Improve Semiconductor Wafer Manufacturing Yield With Proper Thermal Control

Semiconductor wafer manufacturing requires precise process and temperature control. Learn how optimizing thermal controls throughout the semiconductor tool ecosystem can lead to less downtime, higher yields, and increased production efficiency.

Graphic image comparing pitting corrosion and crevice corrosion in stainless steel

Pitting Corrosion vs. Crevice Corrosion: What’s the Difference?

Stainless steel corrosion is a major challenge for oil and gas operators everywhere, but it can be prevented. Learn how to identify the differences between pitting corrosion and crevice corrosion.