The Harris Products Group, which claims to be the world’s leading manufacturer of metalworking products used in welding, cutting, brazing and soldering, has announced that it is dramatically expanding its distribution channel in South Africa.
Linde has been awarded the US Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) PAMS contract for 2012. It also the 14th consecutive year that Linde will supply the US EPA’s ozone monitoring program.
Research into the communication of information around all-important Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) has revealed serious flaws which could hinder deployment of the technologies.
The production process for powdered metal parts can be greatly enhanced by precisely controlling the chemical carbon potential of the sintering atmosphere.
LGR has launched an ultra-sensitive analyser that provides real-time, direct and automated measurement of carbonyl sulfide (COS) in ambient air samples with parts-per-trillion precision and at rates as fast as 10 Hz.
The DX4040 is the second generation of the world’s first truly portable FTIR analyser which brought laboratory grade gas analysis into the field.
Air Products has submitted evidence to the House of Commons Transport Select Committee inquiry into low carbon vehicles, calling on the UK Government to work with industry to create a market for renewable hydrogen.
Shale gas is becoming an increasingly important source of the natural gas sector globally, with the top 25 areas alone containing an astonishing 175,000 trillion cubic feet of unrecovered gas.
Air Liquide is pursuing its long-term development in Russia, and starting-up a new Air Separation Unit (ASU) that will produce oxygen and nitrogen in the Special Economic Zone Alabuga in the Volga region, Tatarstan.
The prediction of LNG infrastructure being improved at a cost of $35.8bn, made in a Visiongain report, comes at a time when LNG continues to dominate the news headlines.
