Power plants, which historically operated continuously, are now cycling, they increasingly supplement renewable power supplies. This increased stopping and starting of the plant puts additional pressure on the plant equipment, causing cracking in pipes and valves. This can compromise plant safety and also lead to costly repairs and lost income from unplanned downtime. Now, a new digital analytic tool, IMI Insyt, can predict plant failures before they occur, allowing operators to avoid unexpected shutdowns, lost revenue, and unsafe working conditions.
Contact us at insyt@imi-critical.com for more information or to speak to a sales representative.
Power plants, which historically operated continuously, are now cycling, they increasingly supplement renewable power supplies. This increased stopping and starting of the plant puts additional pressure on the plant equipment, causing cracking in pipes and valves. This can compromise plant safety and also lead to costly repairs and lost income from unplanned downtime. Now, a new digital analytic tool, IMI Insyt, can predict plant failures before they occur, allowing operators to avoid unexpected shutdowns, lost revenue, and unsafe working conditions.
Contact us at insyt@imi-critical.com for more information or to speak to a sales representative.
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Power plants, which historically operated continuously, are now cycling, they increasingly supplement renewable power supplies. This increased stopping and starting of the plant puts additional pressure on the plant equipment, causing cracking in pipes and valves. This can compromise plant safety and also lead to costly repairs and lost income from unplanned downtime. Now, a new digital analytic tool, IMI Insyt, can predict plant failures before they occur, allowing operators to avoid unexpected shutdowns, lost revenue, and unsafe working conditions.
Contact us at insyt@imi-critical.com for more information or to speak to a sales representative.
Are you trying to change the future? We are. At IMI Critical Engineering, through our IMI-X challenges, we are working on innovating and incubating carbontech technologies for a better world.
If you are a start-up developing technologies in this area, and you are looking for support, resources and input to accelerate your progress, then this opportunity could be for you.
Be part of the IMI-X Carbontech Challenge and take a chance to change the future.
We’re interested in how you focus on converting and/or utilising carbon to create valuable materials or products that will contribute to displacing fossil-fuel based high emission products or bringing down the cost of carbon removal.
If your technology focuses on the conversion of carbon to advanced materials including plastics, we would like to hear from you.
Depending on the project and its requirements, IMI Critical can share with the successful candidate its expertise in:
– Engineering support and project management expertise
– Supply chain access
– Manufacturing capability
– IMI brand credibility, backing, customer access, and commercial support
– Potential IMI testing and development funding
– Opportunity for ongoing collaboration with IMI
Use the email address below to apply for the Challenge.
We’ll need:
– Your name and position in the company
– Your company name
– Your website address
– Your Pitch Deck
Final date for Pitch Deck Submissions – 12th August
Your Pitch Deck should include the following information:
– The problem you’re solving, the market you’re looking at and who you’re competing against
– Details of your Minimum Viable Product, your Technology Readiness level and what differentiates your idea from others
– Your Company and team, how you’re structured and financed
– Why you want to collaborate with IMI
Your Pitch Deck will be assessed, and selected applicants will be invited to talk further with relevant teams within IMI Critical about their ideas and collaboration opportunities.
Successful applicants will then be chosen to work closely with IMI-X on a 3 month growth accelerator programme with an aim to develop your solution to its next stage, whatever that may be and as mutually agreed between both parties.
The pitch deck submitted will help us to evaluate the potential of a future business relationship or collaboration opportunity between you and IMI. IMI is committed to treat your confidential information with the same degree of care as IMI’s own confidential information. Therefore, unless the information you provide is or becomes part of the public domain, was already in IMI’s possession, was received by IMI from an unaffiliated third party or independently developed by IMI, IMI will not use or disclose your confidential information except to the extent that this is necessary for us to evaluate the potential of a future business relationship.
In order to facilitate the next stage of discussions we will provide the successful applicants with a mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement and a draft agreement for future collaboration between you and IMI. Both agreements will be sent to you as a draft and we are happy to review and discuss those agreements with you.
Are you trying to change the future? We are. At IMI Critical Engineering, through our IMI-X challenges, we are working on innovating and incubating carbontech technologies for a better world.
If you are a start-up developing technologies in this area, and you are looking for support, resources and input to accelerate your progress, then this opportunity could be for you.
Be part of the IMI-X Carbontech Challenge and take a chance to change the future.
We’re interested in how you focus on converting and/or utilising carbon to create valuable materials or products that will contribute to displacing fossil-fuel based high emission products or bringing down the cost of carbon removal.
What solutions are you looking at to make electrolysis consistently more efficient and cost-effective?
How are you planning to store and transport hydrogen safely, sensibly, and cost-effectively?
What alternative solutions are you proposing to produce hydrogen with low to zero carbon emissions at a competitive cost?
Depending on the project and its requirements, IMI Critical can share with the successful candidate its expertise in:
– Engineering support and project management expertise
– Supply chain access
– Manufacturing capability
– IMI brand credibility, backing, customer access, and commercial support
– Potential IMI testing and development funding
– Opportunity for ongoing collaboration with IMI
Use the email address below to apply for the Challenge.
We’ll need:
– Your name and position in the company
– Your company name
– Your website address
– Your Pitch Deck
Final date for Pitch Deck Submissions – 12th August
Your Pitch Deck should include the following information:
– The problem you’re solving, the market you’re looking at and who you’re competing against
– Details of your Minimum Viable Product, your Technology Readiness level and what differentiates your idea from others
– Your Company and team, how you’re structured and financed
– Why you want to collaborate with IMI
Your Pitch Deck will be assessed, and selected applicants will be invited to talk further with relevant teams within IMI Critical about their ideas and collaboration opportunities.
Successful applicants will then be chosen to work closely with IMI-X on a 3 month growth accelerator programme with an aim to develop your solution to its next stage, whatever that may be and as mutually agreed between both parties.
The pitch deck submitted will help us to evaluate the potential of a future business relationship or collaboration opportunity between you and IMI. IMI is committed to treat your confidential information with the same degree of care as IMI’s own confidential information. Therefore, unless the information you provide is or becomes part of the public domain, was already in IMI’s possession, was received by IMI from an unaffiliated third party or independently developed by IMI, IMI will not use or disclose your confidential information except to the extent that this is necessary for us to evaluate the potential of a future business relationship.
In order to facilitate the next stage of discussions we will provide the successful applicants with a mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement and a draft agreement for future collaboration between you and IMI. Both agreements will be sent to you as a draft and we are happy to review and discuss those agreements with you.
Are you trying to change the future? We are. At IMI Critical Engineering, through our IMI-X challenges, we are working on innovating and incubating carbontech technologies for a better world.
If you are a start-up developing technologies in this area, and you are looking for support, resources and input to accelerate your progress, then this opportunity could be for you.
Be part of the IMI-X Carbontech Challenge and take a chance to change the future.
What solutions are you looking at to make electrolysis consistently more efficient and cost-effective?
We’re interested in how you focus on converting and/or utilising carbon to create valuable materials or products that will contribute to displacing fossil-fuel based high emission products or bringing down the cost of carbon removal.
How are you planning to store and transport hydrogen safely, sensibly, and cost-effectively?
What alternative solutions are you proposing to produce hydrogen with low to zero carbon emissions at a competitive cost?
Use the email address below to apply for the Challenge.
We’ll need:
– Your name and position in the company
– Your company name
– Your website address
– Your Pitch Deck
Final date for Pitch Deck Submissions – 12th August
Your Pitch Deck should include the following information:
– The problem you’re solving, the market you’re looking at and who you’re competing against
– Details of your Minimum Viable Product, your Technology Readiness level and what differentiates your idea from others
– Your Company and team, how you’re structured and financed
– Why you want to collaborate with IMI
Your Pitch Deck will be assessed, and selected applicants will be invited to talk further with relevant teams within IMI Critical about their ideas and collaboration opportunities.
Successful applicants will then be chosen to work closely with IMI-X on a 3 month growth accelerator programme with an aim to develop your solution to its next stage, whatever that may be and as mutually agreed between both parties.
The pitch deck submitted will help us to evaluate the potential of a future business relationship or collaboration opportunity between you and IMI. IMI is committed to treat your confidential information with the same degree of care as IMI’s own confidential information. Therefore, unless the information you provide is or becomes part of the public domain, was already in IMI’s possession, was received by IMI from an unaffiliated third party or independently developed by IMI, IMI will not use or disclose your confidential information except to the extent that this is necessary for us to evaluate the potential of a future business relationship.
In order to facilitate the next stage of discussions we will provide the successful applicants with a mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement and a draft agreement for future collaboration between you and IMI. Both agreements will be sent to you as a draft and we are happy to review and discuss those agreements with you.
We are passionate about solving customer and industry problems to help create a better world. It guides our thinking and inspires our work.
We have been experts in engineering since 1862 but we are always looking to the future – innovating to identify how our people, products and processes can respond to the impact of long-term global trends such as climate change, urbanisation, resource scarcity and an ageing population.
We create and grow great businesses. We attract and develop diverse, high performing teams. And we grow meaningful relationships with our customers and communities – because together we can create a better world.
Jackie Hu – Divisional Managing Director
IMI Critical Engineering is part of IMI plc, a £1.8bn revenue global engineering business. With a wealth of experience in a range of fields, IMI Critical Engineering is a trailblazer in designing, manufacturing, and servicing highly specialised fluid control products. Our ambition doesn’t just extend to the sectors that we work in today; we are bringing our skills and expertise to the sectors of tomorrow. We are growing and investing in new technologies, bringing our passion and know how to partnerships within these new sectors.
We are proud to be industry leaders in what we do and want to create a better world for our people, our customers, and our communities.
IMI plc has:
Working with IMI Critical Engineering gives you access to the support and stability of a well-established brand, with the expertise to succeed. We have the experience to help scale and develop products that have been created to address today’s challenges.
Our products change industry perceptions of what is possible. In 1967, we invented the world’s first multi-stage control valve with DRAG® technology.
We have continued to push boundaries, continually creating new technologies such as the recent success of Retrofit3D, a unique engineered trim solution to replace obsolete valves.
This unique innovation is thanks to our expert team who we empower to experiment, with a dedicated innovation hub that supports the facilitation of new partnerships and collaborations with other companies.
Working with IMI Critical Engineering brings the benefits of a world-renowned engineering brand with the experience of developing new offerings. Our senior leadership team, sector leaders, and teams of dedicated employees are looking to partner with companies to co-create new ideas and emerging technologies that can change the world around us. We also offer the chance to scale up existing technologies, with the design and operational expertise of a global engineering company, and teams of talented specialists. We are ready to invest and bring companies into the IMI family, helping to nurture and grow them to their full potential.
Find out more about the key market sectors we operate within and our dedicated sector leads working to support a range of businesses in that area.
IMI Critical Engineering is at the heart of of the hydrogen value chain, and we’re Hydrogen.Ready. Our control and isolation valve solutions cover the entire process including hydrogen production, storage, transportation, and utilisation. Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe, and perhaps the key to the worldwide energy transition from fossil fuels to a more sustainable future. We are committed to using our engineering heritage, technical expertise, spirit of innovation and industry understanding to make a positive contribution to unearthing the carbon reduction solutions the world needs.
Our exploration in this field currently includes:
One of IMI Critical Engineering’s strengths is identifying and working through a customer, industry, or society problem to reach highly engineered and elegant solutions. Our skills at developing revolutionary products for industries can be applied to the biotech and pharmaceutical sectors, thanks to our adaptable nature and wide range of transferable skills and experiences. We currently develop and manufacture innovative components and technology for the life-science industry. These specialist valves and components have been used extensively in biopharmaceutical manufacturing, as well as life-saving medical devices, and analytical and diagnostic instrumentation.
Our exploration and strategic expansion in this field currently includes:
IMI Critical Engineering has an established presence in the downstream oil and gas sector, with a range of transferable skills across a broad international network. Our current products in this area include valves for the most critical applications such as steam cracking, fluid catalytic cracking, delayed coking and the propane dehydrogenation process. We are experts in bringing diverse teams together to continually test and learn from new ideas and are ready to partner with entrepreneurs, start-ups, and others in this sector to create new alliances for the future.
Our exploration in this field currently includes:
IMI Critical Engineering has a long history of providing solutions for ships and submarines. We have over 140,000 valves in service across 36 navies worldwide, including the Australian, Spanish, and British Navy. We lead the world in the design, manufacture, supply, and through-life support of high integrity valves and are looking to continue to solve new challenges faced in this industry. We’re now looking to the future and supporting the marine industry to become more sustainable and environmentally friendly.
Our exploration in this field currently includes:
Specialty chemicals are essential for a wide variety of industrial sectors and are governed by strict
industrial codes and regulations. IMI Critical Engineering have experience and expertise of clean
room production and working with classified raw materials and components. We have a long
heritage of solving customers technical problems and the engineering skills to master extreme
conditions. We currently collaborate across diverse sectors of industry, including specialty chemicals,
to produce valves that are tailored to our customer’s needs.
Our exploration in this field currently includes:
Please fill out the form below to contact one of our sector leaders.
Power plants, which historically operated continuously, are now cycling, they increasingly supplement renewable power supplies. This increased stopping and starting of the plant puts additional pressure on the plant equipment, causing cracking in pipes and valves. This can compromise plant safety and also lead to costly repairs and lost income from unplanned downtime. Now, a new digital analytic tool, IMI Insyt, can predict plant failures before they occur, allowing operators to avoid unexpected shutdowns, lost revenue, and unsafe working conditions.
Contact us at insyt@imi-critical.com for more information or to speak to a sales representative.
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