Revolution or evolution? Eight trends in packaged gases
There is always change and development in packaged gases, even if most of the familiar and enduring cylinders themselves are designed to be refilled hundreds of times over many decades.
There is always change and development in packaged gases, even if most of the familiar and enduring cylinders themselves are designed to be refilled hundreds of times over many decades.
For independent industrial-gas distributors, the question of ownership, leadership, legacy and employees often gets to the heart of things. Christian Annesley spoke to Brad Dunn of CK Supply about the St Louis company’s creation of an...
The Compressed Gas Association, the US authority on safety and technical information in industrial gases, has developed a suite of e-learning modules that address safety when it comes to packaged gases. Here, Paul Pflieger of the...
International Gas Detectors Ltd (IGD) has designed and released a new standard for flammable gas detection, the MK8 pellistor gas detector. The new gas detector combines over 65 years of pellistor engineering with reliability and...
Getting behind the veil of gas and leak detection for gasworld’s Gas Equipment issue, with Anthony Wright.
Gas analysis instrumentation for CCTUS, by Stephen B. Harrison, sbh4 consulting.
Hydrogen gas analysis and gas detection is performed daily in many applications. However, traditional sensors used to measure hydrogen suffer from several ‘pain points’. But a breakthrough might be on the way, writes Stephen B....
Anthony Wright explores the evolving world of bulk gas distribution.
New BAG Farm in Italy moves Nippon Gases one step closer to a more sustainable future.
Liquid CO2, LNG, liquid oxygen, argon, nitrogen, and hydrogen in focus for Stephen B. Harrison, sbh4 consulting.