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FeaturesHarris Products Group
Since 1899, the Harris name has been identified with innovative products. This began when John Harris invented the flame-cutting torch, leading to the founding of The Harris Calorific Company. And in 1914, Joseph W. Harris, Sr. founded the J. W. Harris Company and developed many of the brazing alloys and ...
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Top five label technologies
As the compressed gas industry continues to adapt to the “new normal” of doing business today, it’s no surprise that gas suppliers and distributors continue to face a host of unanswered questions as they adjust their forecasts for the second half of 2020.
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Paving the way for clean hydrogen
The consensus across the energy industry, from producers to vehicle manufacturers to utilities to government, has perhaps never been so complete – hydrogen, with its high energy content and zero-emissions profile, will play a key role in a decarbonized future with reduced greenhouse gas emissions.
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Liquid hydrogen trailers – custom solutions, repair, rehab
Worthington Industries provides a service to ensure hydrogen gets to end-users.
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Financial prospects falter for LNG projects
The financial prospects for liquefied natural gas (LNG) ‒ once one of the globe’s hottest energy commodities – seem to be imploding before our eyes.
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Major milestones
Longevity in the industrial gas industry allows companies to better serve their customer base and develop trust, while keeping up with trends in the market. To recognize some of those key players that have been serving the market throughout the years, gasworld takes a look at this year’s big birthdays. ...
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Welding hardgoods expect 10% sales decline in Q2
If business was bad in the first quarter (Q1) 2020, then expect figures to be worse in Q2, according to responses in the latest Baird/gasworld Q1 2020 Welding and Industrial Gas Survey.
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The workforce is changing…
Baby Boomers, Generation X, Millennials, and GenZ; are we all really as different as our own perceptions? Putting all of our ‘so called’ differences aside, each generation grew up with a different technology tool-set and a very different mind-set. It makes perfect sense then, that each generation learns in a ...
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Monitoring exposure to ethylene oxide
AMETEK MOCON’s Baseline® 9100 gas analyzer is being used to minimize exposure to the sterilizing agent during coronavirus.
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Covid-19: The ‘snowball’ effect
Since our founding in 2009, Global Calibration Gases has operated under two, hard fast rules. First, we will always be a wholesale provider, never dealing directly with the retail customer. In this way we never compete with the reseller of our products. Second, we only focus on product lines where ...
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10 minutes with… Andy Ghiz
Take 10 minutes out with Andy Ghiz, Vice-President of Americas at Oxford Flow, as he discusses the company’s most popular products, key partnerships in the US and the best thing about working for Oxford Flow.
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Covid-19 troubles hydrogen business
Annual hydrogen capacity in the US is approximately 3.5 billion cubic feet per year (Bcf/yr), 68% of which is used in petroleum processing, according to the US Department of Energy (DOE). The Covid-19 pandemic is having a detrimental impact on the refinery hydrogen business as mitigation efforts have significantly reduced ...
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Midrex: Technology provider of the MIDREX® Process
Midrex, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Kobe Steel, currently stands as one of the world’s leading direct reduction technology companies. The company’s headquarters and research and technology development centre are located in Charlotte, North Carolina, while other offices are located in the UK, China, India, and Dubai.
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Medical demand, clean energy drive
Exclusive interview with Peter Wagner, CEO of CIS and Nikkiso Clean Energy and Industrial Gases Group, by Nick Parkinson.
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LNG vaporization
Developing new markets for Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) fuel requires an enormous web of technology and accessing solutions can be a challenge. LNG storage solutions are often the focus of many projects, but vaporization and process integration can play a large part in the overall system value.
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Keeping faith, taking new opportunities
Gas Innovations is usually concerned with natural gas liquids (NGLs) as well as natural gas and hydrogen. But during the coronavirus (Covid-19) crisis, the Houston-based producer, purifier and packager of high purity hydrocarbon specialty gases has been busy with other products.
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Fuel for thought
“We have found the majority of people don’t even know that fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) are an option, so when people hear electric, they only think battery electric, and that’s a problem,” Jackie Birdsall, Senior Engineer at Toyota, told gasworld during her Thursday morning commute in Los Angeles, California. ...
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Green in more ways than one
With states such as California taking a global lead on hydrogen innovations, the US currently stands as one of the major players in the clean fuel market.
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Readying for the energy transition in mobility markets
The US transportation industry produces about 35% of the country’s carbon emissions and is the leading cause of air pollution in urban areas across the nation. To address these issues, some states are taking action and encouraging rapid adoption of zero emission vehicles (ZEVs) and incentivizing companies to develop and ...
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Oxygen compressors help in coronavirus treatment
RIX’s high-pressure industrial oxygen compressors in high demand.
