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FeaturesOnsite, in demand
Increasing numbers of high-volume nitrogen users are considering swapping their supply method from cylinders, microbulk or bulk to onsite gas generation as it is claimed to be cheaper than buying from the major gas companies.
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Gas recycling, Neighborhood 91
Arencibia explains its role in an exciting project at Pittsburgh International Airport.
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Cleaning up
Treatment for clean water is one of the macro trends driving business for equipment manufacturing giant Chart Industries in 2020.
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Providing clean water for animals, fish
Zoos, aquariums and fish farms are utilizing oxygen systems.
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Improving efficiency, production and storage
Solutionwerks offers advice for better operations at cryogenic and adsorption air separation plants, part 1.
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How did we get here?
There’s a famous bar in New York City called McSorley’s Old Ale House. It’s been in lower Manhattan for a very long time.
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Making a HERO
The Argon HERO – new to market in 2020 – is attracting interest in the industry with its claims to save costs by preventing the loss of argon during transfer from bulk tanks to microbulk delivery systems such as Chart’s Orca™.
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Driver shortage: The white line as life line
As Merle Haggard sings in Moving On, “The white line is the life line to a nation. And men like Will and Sonny make it move.” Today, over 70% of all freight tonnage in the US is transported over our nation’s highways making the ‘white line’ more important than ever. ...
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Talent management
The topic ‘Future of Work’ has become a mainstream talking point over the last 5-7 years, principally driven by the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and its potential impact on the workforce in the not too distant future.
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Future-proofing industrial gases
One of the big topics of the last year for the global industrial gases business has been the future-proofing of the industry, as it simultaneously comes up against and leverages the opportunities of various external trends.
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Privatising the US Federal Helium Programme
This article complements previous articles and describes the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) declining role in providing helium to worldwide markets. It provides further transparency to the helium industry and the public at large on the plans to offer for sale the Federal Helium Programme real property, and all US ...
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An introduction to… Jumper connections
At the GSI Helmholtz Centre for Heavy Ion Research GmbH, a new accelerator facility called FAIR will be built within next years.
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Helium supply reliability comes at a price
Helium supply has fluctuated from a slight surplus when the large Qatar 2 production came fully on-stream in 2014, to in-balance with the supply disruption of the Qatar blockage in June 2017, to tight supply beginning spring 2018.
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Helium in South Africa
Emerging helium and LNG producer Renergen broke ground at its flagship gas project in South Africa at the end of November (2019).
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2020 vision
During pivotal times of change for our industry, what you think you create, what you feel you attract, and what you imagine you become, writes William J. Kroll.
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10 minutes with… Joachim Rödiger
Take 10 minutes out with Joachim Rödiger, Joint-Managing Director and Co-Owner of STÖHR ARMATUREN, as he discusses
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10 minutes with… Swapnil Vichare
Take 10 minutes out with Swapnil Vichare, Group General Manager – Operations at Global Gases Group, as he discusses Global Gases’ portfolio of gases, what he expects to see from the helium business in 2020 and what Global Gases is doing to overcome challenges in the helium supply chain.
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Helium Shortage 3.0
As we close out 2019 and look toward 2020, Helium Shortage 3.0 continues to be the primary focal point for gas companies who trade helium or end-users who rely on helium in their businesses.
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