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FeaturesFives expands US cryogenics business
Molly Burgess learns how the engineering group is increasing US footprint with its subsidiary Fives Cryo Inc.
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It can’t hold anymore – heat
The relationship between heat and pressure, how they relate to the ‘saturation’ of cryogenic liquids.
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Ten years on, still durable
Ten years after it was introduced to the market, Eleet Cryogenics, Inc. reports its Dura-Bulk cryogenic delivery truck continues to perform well.
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Improving efficiency, production and storage
Solutionwerks offers advice for better operations at cryogenic and adsorption air separation plants, part 2.
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Meeting the demand
New player Cryogenic Industrial Solutions is leveraging a legacy of cryogenic industry experience into new segments.
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What do they do, how do they work?
Helium and nitrogen dewar manufacturer Cryofab explains the technology behind its products.
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10 minutes with… Victoria Marquard-Schultz
Take 10 minutes out with Victoria Marquard-Schultz, CEO of SuperFlash Compressed Gas Equipment, as she discusses what trends the company is seeing at the moment, the best piece of advice she’s ever received and what’s next for SuperFlash.
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Autonomous vehicles, drone deliveries and cost of delivery
The idea of autonomous vehicles (AV) coming to some measure of practical maturity has been fascinating to observe. Six levels of driving automation have been defined, and are essentially the range of combinations that include: nothing, hands-on, hands-off, eyes-off, mind-off, and steering wheel optional. Some might argue that ‘mind-off’ driving ...
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Consolidated Sciences
Consolidated Sciences, otherwise known as CONSCI, is a privately held company that began in a garage in 1984. With only a mass spectrometer, a rebuilt gas chromatography/mass spectrometer, and a liquid chromatograph, CONSCI’s Founder and CEO Bill Geiger characterized over 16 refinery streams for carcinogens and carcinogen precursors for the ...
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Portable particle accelerators
Fermilab, America’s premier laboratory for particle physics and accelerator research, is in the process of bringing the world together to discover the role neutrinos play in the universe. More than 1,000 scientists from over 30 countries are building the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (DUNE), hosted by Fermilab.
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Freeze the day
Dohmeyer is rolling out new cryogenic freezing products for cryobio, food and pharmaceutical industries.
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CIRCOR: Focusing on the ultra-cold world of cryogenics
CIRCOR’s origins date back to the early years of the space age. Incorporated in 1961, the company played a major role supporting the US’ space programs and the successful race to land the first human on the Moon.
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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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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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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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Improving efficiency, production and storage
Solutionwerks offers advice for better operations at cryogenic and adsorption air separation plants, part 1.
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Providing clean water for animals, fish
Zoos, aquariums and fish farms are utilizing oxygen systems.
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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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Gas recycling, Neighborhood 91
Arencibia explains its role in an exciting project at Pittsburgh International Airport.
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Onsite, 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.
