flow control

Cryowave Advanced Technology, Inc. (CWAT) provides patented thermoacoustic expansion technology (TAET) and energy recovery products that use pressure drop to drive high energy acoustic wave systems for cooling, heating, and energy recovery. TAET products have no moving parts and apply to infrared sensing cooling in space and military missions, medical device cooling, and offshore/onshore gas production and processing. CWAT also provides technical services including feasibility identification, system revamping, and economic return assessment.

cooling and refrigerationeconomic assessmentenergy recoveryproduction process optimizationthermoacoustic expansion technology

Culy Contracting is a diversified water and sewer construction company originally established in 1978 in Winchester, Indiana. In 2012 the focus turned to underground utilities, with the majority of work dedicated to sewer and water services. The company employs over 100 team members running four divisions from its main office in Winchester, Indiana, with additional shops in Saratoga, Richmond, and Indianapolis, Indiana. Culy is owned by Azuria Water Solutions and offers 24-hour emergency services.

CCTV serviceshydro excavatingmanhole sealingpoint repairsprotective coatingssanitary and storm sewer installationsite gradingvac truckswater main installation and repair

Dodge Engineering & Controls (DEI) is a professional engineering and manufacturing company specializing in control valves, dampers and air actuation products for HVAC, process control and OEM markets. Founded in 1982 and incorporated as Dodge Engineering & Controls, Inc. in July 2000, it inventories over 30,000 product combinations and offers engineering and sales support for air and fluid control applications.

control valve retrofitengineeringmanufacturing

GTO Technologies develops patented completion and conformance-control systems that make Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS) economically viable. Its system uses two or more near-horizontal wells connected with high-conductivity fractures, fractured with patented sliding sleeves, with flow actively regulated in every fracture. The company is based in Golden, Colorado, and its technology was developed with learnings from a $5.3M DOE FORGE program at Colorado School of Mines.

completion systemsconformance controlfracturing with sliding sleevesreservoir optimizationwellbore integrity