Experts at the Swiss instrumentation and process automation expert ABB are breathing new life into an established technology to measure the most traditional of all industrial gases: oxygen.
Amidst the maelstrom of chatter and at times hype about Industry 4.0, Big Data and the wave of digitisation sweeping through industry, it is easy to forget or overlook that monitoring and measuring product data...
Just as industrial gases are at the heart of so many industries, so too are gas analysis and control technologies. From automotive to aerospace, energy to environment and pharmaceuticals to petrochemistry, the requirement to analyse...
As with the wider gases industry, there is no one single trend in the industrial gas valves business right now, rather a set of overarching megatrends that are shaping growth in this business. These range...
It is a sad fact that mining is one of the more dangerous civilian professions that has existed since the onset of industrialisation. However, the good news is that great strides are being taken to...
The Tsunami that led to the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear reactor failure in 2011 transformed the energy market in Japan. Approximately one quarter of the nation’s nuclear reactors were taken offline for testing and repairs. Since...
”I know I’m a lucky guy, but unfortunately not lucky enough to have a copyright on my name,” says Andrew Smart, Head Of Sales, Gas Safety Equipment at the German manufacturer WITT-Gasetechnik.
What do you do when you see an inefficient operation? If you are Dan Schneider, Mike Schutte, and Brett Schutte, you invent a better system and then develop an entire company around it.
Two things Jens Luehring is keen to stress about Messer Americas’ entry into the US market are the entrepreneurialism and quick decision-making the new major player will bring.
Houston is often described as the energy capital of the world with more than 500 oil and gas companies based there, collectively contributing a large carbon footprint. But Houston could also soon be widely known...
