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FeaturesA-Gas expands into Canada
Ken Logan explains the company’s strategy for North America to News Journalist Molly Burgess.
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GAWDA 2019 Seven Springs preview
The Gases and Welding Distributors Association (GAWDA) will return to the Seven Springs Mountain Resort near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on 17th-19th June (2019) to host the annual Seven Springs event.
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Maine Oxy celebrates 90 years
Founded in 1929 in Auburn as Maine Gas Services, Maine Oxy has been supplying industrial gases, specialty gases and welding materials for 90 years.
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An introduction to...Digital oxygen measurement
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.
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Ever evolving – Telemetry and telematics
New – Smart Series! Telemetry has been used for decades across various industries and applications, but with technologies advancing and the rise of state-of-the-art telematics too, the landscape is shifting in industrial gas telemetry and telematics.
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In focus...Gas analysis technologies
In this month’s In Focus… from Joanna Sampson, we take a closer look at four particular gas analysis and control technologies – cavity ring-down spectroscopy (CRDS), off-axis integrated cavity output spectroscopy (OA-ICOS), paramagnetic and zirconia.
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Under control – Trends in valves and regulators
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 from healthcare and homecare to hydrogen and clean fuels, all of which encompass digitisation in-between. ...
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Detecting danger
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 improve the safety of miners all around the world.
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Gas chromatography enabling fair trade in LNG
A primary function of the FLNG facility is to separate and liquefy the hydrocarbons into LNG, natural gas liquids (NGL) and condensate. As with many process operations, the first step is to quantify the task in hand, namely gas analysis, writes Stephen B. Harrison.
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Valves 4.0 – An interview with WITT
In an interview with gasworld, WITT’s Andrew Smart describes the acceleration in ‘Valves 4.0’ and how this is simply the latest challenge in innovation. By Rob Cockerill.
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Shifts in shares and sources
Within the US merchant carbon dioxide (CO2) market, changes to patterns in CO2 sourcing and changes in demand regionally, continued to reshape the business in 2019 as they have over the past decade.
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Making the STEP up
GTI, a non-profit technology organization based in Illinois, is gearing up for a defining phase in its $122m Supercritical Transformational Electric Power (STEP) pilot plant, which is known as STEP Demo.
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Optimizing resources, enhancing service
Anova, the new name and look for DataOnline and its three wholly-owned businesses, has set out a three-point business strategy following its rebranding.
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An innovative way to move molecules more efficiently
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.
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What’s hot in dry ice?
An insight into dry ice cleaning and recycled CO2 with ASCO Carbon Dioxide Inc. and Cold Jet.
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NET Power: Going clean
NET Power closes in on commercializing its answer to zero-emissions electricity production.
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Carbon dioxide viewed in a green light
Thinking in terms of carbon dioxide and ‘green’ chemistry and usage is somewhat of an oxymoron, given CO2 is the most plentiful greenhouse gas around.
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Developing technology for a carbon-neutral world
Writing for the journal Science (sciencemag.org) in 2009, Professor David W. Keith observed: “Over the long run, the ability to remove CO2 from the air should be viewed as an essential tool in our kit for managing carbon-climate risks. We therefore need, at the minimum, a serious long-term exploratory research ...
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Decarbonized capitalism
Global Thermostat CEO Dr Graciela Chichilnisky on scaling up and lowering cost of DAC systems.
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Messer: Coming to America
In an interview with US Editor Nick Parkinson, Messer Americas President and CEO Jens Luehring says Messer Americas will stand out from the other majors for its fast decision-making and entrepreneurialism.
