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NewsMesser will construct new plant in Hungary
Messer today said it will construct a new gas production plant in Hungary as it continues to expand its operations in the country.
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Absolute Air breaks ground in Faribault, MN
Absolute Air, LLC broke ground in Faribault, about 50 miles south of Minneapolis on September 19, executing on their announced plans to build a merchant air separation plant (ASP) in the Minneapolis metropolitan area to serve its partners and customers. The plant is expected to be producing gases by early ...
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Messer commissions plant for gases
Messer has commissioned a new production plant for air gases in Vietnam.
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Neutronics
Formed in 1976, and built through organic product development and multiple acquisitions, Philadelphia- based Neutronics is a brand that focuses on gas analysis.
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Safety monitoring solutions
Monitoring gases, particularly oxygen, to ensure process safety has grown in importance over the years. There is an increasing need to run processes at optimal oxygen concentrations in order to increase efficiency, reduce process costs and to meet emissions regulation. This means that gas concentrations are frequently set close to ...
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Independent supply
AirSep explains how its oxygen and nitrogen generators can free users from relying on large gas companies.
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Keeping ice and safe
In the ever-developing food and beverage industry, liquid nitrogen – a cryogenic liquid – continues to be a popular and quirky idea used to grab consumers’ attention. Cocktails, ice cream, nitro-popcorn and Dragon’s Breath are just some applications for the liquid nitrogen in the industry.
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Chemistry and the economy
”The rate of change in global markets is accelerating and the current state of uncertainty in terms of the economy, politics, and social factors is high. The US’ new rank as the largest oil producer in the world, the uncertainty surrounding Britain’s exit from the EU, and the move to ...
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New certification program is put to the test
Compressed Gas Association President and CEO Rich Gottwald gives an update on the CGACB program’s progress.
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Steady growth for the industrial gas business
Announcements of domestic air separation unit (ASU) and liquefaction builds and expansions for startup through 2022 indicate that the US air gases business has steadily been improving. By the end of 2019, seven new or expanded ASUs with liquefaction will come on-line with an additional seven ASUs planned to come ...
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10 minutes with… Bob Vogt
Take 10 minutes out with Bob Vogt, President of Midwest Pressure Systems, as he discusses a typical day in his job, the company’s most popular products and what’s next for Midwest Pressure Systems.
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Linde starts up new plant
Linde today said it has started up a new air separation plant in China.
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Dearman announces Chinese partnerships
To mark Clean Air Day today, clean cold expert Dearman has announced the signing of agreements with two major Chinese organisations, in the shape of the China Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection Group (CECEP) and the Chengdu Industrial Asset Management Group (CIAM).
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Air Liquide signs new deals with Marathon Petroleum
Air Liquide has announced the signing of two long-term supply agreements with Marathon Petroleum Company for a total of up to 900 tonnes per day (tpd) of oxygen for Marathon’s refineries in Texas City, Texas and Garyville, Louisiana.
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Double success in Middle East for SIAD Macchine Impianti
SIAD Macchine Impianti S.p.A. (SIAD MI) ended 2018 in great shape, having completed important negotiations with two highly prestigious customers in the Gulf Area.
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Air gases – Cylinder considerations
Whatever the air gas application, choosing the right gas cylinder is essential, writes Tony Morrin of AMS Composite Cylinders.
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Air gases in oil and gas
weeklyMuch of the talk today is about clean fuels, green energy and the hydrogen economy in particular. Taking the next step in a diversified energy mix has never been more important. But there is little doubting our continued reliance on the oil and gas business in the here and now, ...
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Atmospheric gases
Additive manufacturing (AM), or the process of creating a product or component part layer by layer instead of using traditional moulding or subtractive methods, is leading a transformation in manufacturing technology.
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Water treatment – An application thirsty for air gases
Think of water and the chances are you’ll picture vast oceans and waves, or remember that reminder you have to keep your daily water intake at a certain level, or you might even think of a burst water main that you were inconvenienced by recently.
