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了解戈尔与主要电化学(EC)传感器制造商如何建立长达30年的持久合作关系，携手不断改进气体传感器技术。

Découvrez comment Gore et les principaux fabricants de capteurs électrochimiques ont développé des relations constructives depuis plus de 30 ans pour améliorer la technologie de détection du gaz.

Learn how Gore and key manufacturers of electrochemical (EC) sensors have cultivated flourishing relationships for over 30 years to continuously improve Gas Sensor Technology.

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Examines the constraints that may have an impact on cable performance, and the process involved in selecting the right materials based on sufficient testing to verify cables will survive in harsh environments.

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A multinational producer of alumina catalyst desired longer pulse jet filter bag life and steadier operation in their dryer bag house. For this trial, they installed GORE LOW DRAG Filter Bags on an identical backer.

Cement plants are driven by throughput, but failure to comply with environmental regulations could seriously impact production and introduce a slew of additional costs. This is why cement producers around the globe trust GORE® Filter Bags. Our bags keep plants comfortably in compliance, ensuring safe working conditions and unconstrained operations day after day.  

Carlos Lopéz Cuevas, W.L. Gore & Associates, Mexico, considers how calculating TCO can help identify added value as well as hidden costs. Cement plants are increasingly looking at Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) when they make purchasing decisions. This is a useful tool that accounts for both the initial and ongoing costs of a product or service, as well as any indirect costs that should be considered.

Economic sequels from COVID-19 will be among the worst in history. But what did the cement industry do to counter its effects? This article illustrates how reducing total cost of ownership (TCO) through smart investments can allow a cement plant to remain flexible in times of low and high demand.

Written by Carlos Lopez Cuevas, W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc.