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The Turbomachinery News Network, for the week of March 30, 2026, covers news from Mechanical Solutions, Kawasaki, Mitsubishi, the Myth Busters, and Everllence.

The company leveraged its infrastructure and technical expertise at the Merritt Island site, achieving high flow rates to support the rocket during final countdown and liftoff.

Sealed compressors leverage compactness, low maintenance requirements, and emissions-free operation to enable solutions across the ongoing energy transition.

The partners will install test rigs to illuminate the combustion mechanism of actual engines, utilize advanced measurement technology, and pursue gas turbine combined-cycle plants.

Turbomachinery International is celebrating Klaus Brun and Rainer Kurz, the Myth Busters, for 20 years of consistent debate, exploration, and the technical breakdown of all things rotating machinery.

The new engine was developed with knowledge from fundamental studies on hydrogen-related materials and combustion, in addition to durability testing of fuel injection systems.

Mechanical Solutions supports industrial sectors by providing testing, analysis, and troubleshooting services for rotating machinery.

The Turbomachinery News Network, for the week of March 23, 2026, covers news from Ebara Elliott Energy, Hanwha Power, Kawasaki, Baker Hughes, and the March 2026 print magazine.

The March 2026 issue covers centrifugal compressor shaft vibration, quality assurance and control, sealed compressors, fluid-structure interactions, high-pressure pipelines, and more.

The integration propels both companies beyond their individual, equipment-focused structures into solution providers with response capabilities across gas turbines and compressors.

The companies aim to integrate advanced turbomachinery with a small modular reactor design to supply high-temperature process steam to petrochemical facilities.

The next-generation unit is designed to deliver high compression ratios for large volumes of refrigerant hydrogen in a compact footprint, while improving overall plant efficiency.

The proposed LNG export terminal near Matagorda, TX, will feature up to four liquefaction units installed on fixed platforms, each with a nominal capacity of 2.1 MTPA.