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NewsSIAD opens €35m ASU in Hungary
SIAD has opened a new €35m ($28.3m) air separation plant (ASU) in Gyöngyös, Hungary.
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Messer to build new $38m ASU in Indianapolis
Messer has announced a $38m investment to build a new, large-scale air separation unit (ASU) in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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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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Chart installs argon tank
Chart Industries Inc. has installed a 11,000gallon argon tank for WestAir Gases Equipment at its National City, California plant location
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Harris Products Group introduces new product
The Harris Products Group has launched a final line manifold system that regulates the pressure and flow of cryogenic gases from a bulk tank or micro bulk tank into facility pipelines.
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Premier Cryogenic Services opens
Joe and Mark Morreale, original and former owners of WesMor Cryogenic Companies, have announced the opening of their new company: Premier Cryogenic Services, LLC.
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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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Linde launches new ASU in central Malaysia
Linde Malaysia has today started up a new air separation unit (ASU) in central Malaysia.
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Messer investing €32m in ASU
Messer has today laid the foundations for its third air separation unit (ASU) in Germany.
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Trifleet expands fleet
Netherlands-based Trifleet Leasing has expanded its tank container fleet with twenty 20ft 22,000 litre cryogenic tank containers for gases such as CO 2 , liquid oxygen, nitrogen, liquid argon and LNG.
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Messer to construct argon plant
Messer is expanding its position in Slovakia with a €10m investment in the construction of a new argon plant in the country.
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MMK says new plant produces 100mcm of gases
Russian steel producer Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works (MMK) said it has produced 100 million cubic meters of industrial gases, including oxygen, nitrogen and argon, at its new cryogenic air separation unit (ASU).
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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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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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Optimizing argon recovery
Douglas Barth is Senior Project Manager for global gas analysis expert, Servomex. He works in the Purity Specialty Division, operating out of Servomex’s US Technical and Service Center in Woburn, Massachusetts. Barth says Servomex’s SERVOPRO Chroma trace gas analyzer improves argon recovery, which helps with a growing demand ...
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Argon: more uses than you think
Argon may not be in the news as much as helium, hydrogen and carbon dioxide for its rising prices, shortage or potential as a fuel, but it is all around us with its multiple industrial uses in its gaseous state.
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2019 US argon market report
Argon demand has been growing very strongly over the past few years with key markets like fabricated metals, stainless steel, and electronics showing solid growth as the US economy improved and President Donald Trump’s tariffs on foreign steel assisted US steel industry growth.
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Argon recycling
The ArgonØ ™ recovers and recycles up to 95% of purge gas from a vacuum furnace, explains Dr. Rob Grant FRSC, CEO of Gas Recovery and Recycle Ltd (GR2L).
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Argon playing a key role in AM’s future
By Grzegorz Moroz (Program Manager, Heat Treatment and Atmospheres Metals Glass, Linde North America) and Neeraj Saxena (Head of Metals, Glass Industrial Markets, Linde North America).
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How argon is helping the Mars mission
Fortunately for those who rely on National Aerospace and Defense Contractors Accreditation Program (Nadcap) welding using argon, a 2018 shortage in that supply of gas appears to be over.
