Hobbs Valve works in various sectors across the globe; here you’ll find examples of some of the situations where we’ve helped our clients improve their workflow and their safety.
Sellafield was the first commercial nuclear power station in the world, but these days decommissioning is the name of the game, with engineers and scientists working in tandem to render harmful materials safe and secure the area for future generations. Hobbs Valve was honoured to be invited to the project by NW Total Engineered Solutions
We are delighted to share that our triple offset butterfly valves are now in line and our work on the multi-million pound Culzean Project is complete. Hobbs triple offset valve is a zero-leakage solution that is versatile enough in service to outperform any other butterfly valve in its class, preferred or non-preferred. These valves are
The British summertime may not have quite got going but at Hobbs Valve we have been doing our bit for climate control. We were approached by a client who was experiencing a specific problem controlling hot and cold air. Air was being funnelled into a line feeding a heating system which was used for mixing
Triple offset butterfly valves supplied by Hobbs Valve are installed on the GBS constructed for the Exxon Mobile-run Hebron oil field. A GBS (gravity-based structure) is a massive concrete-based construction used as an oil or gas platform, relying on its sheer mass and gravity to remain in place. The finished megastructure is designed to be
Hobbs Valve triple offset butterfly valves are to be installed within the facilities involved in the development of five gas fields in the West Nile Delta (WND), around 65km to 85km off the coast of Alexandria, Egypt. BP’s Taurus, Libra, Giza, Fayoum and Raven fields are being developed to take advantage of an estimated five trillion
Hobbs Valve has been appointed as supplier of a multi-million pound order of TOV (triple offset butterfly valves) to the major Culzean uHP/HT (ultra high pressure / high temperature) gas field. Culzean is located in Block 22/25 of the UK Central North Sea and was discovered in 2008. The TOV valve is a zero-leakage solution that is