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FeaturesMeasuring argon: A case study
A snapshot in argon control and the many potential benefits, by VPInstruments.
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Maintaining cleanroom safety with sampling gas detection
Analysis meets electronics specialty gases in the cleanroom, explains an insightful feature from International Gas Detectors (IGD).
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10 minutes with…Mark R. Taylor
Take 10 minutes out with Mark R. Taylor, President at Airborne Labs.
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Safety, quality, and performance
The ability to safely transport and store hydrogen has never been more important as governments and business leaders around the world turn their attention to environmental issues like the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and look to hydrogen as a fuel and a key solution to global clean energy needs. ...
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When the chips are down
When Covid-19 first started shutting down the global economy last year, there was an unexpected impact on the semiconductor industry and the demand for electronic specialty gases. Historically, consumer and industrial investment on technology goods has reduced as a recession hits. However, in this recession, there was robust growth ...
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2021 Hydrogen Market Report
US annual hydrogen capacity was approximately 3.6 billion cubic feet per year (Bcf/yr) as of January 2020, 68% of which is used in petroleum processing, according to the US Department of Energy (DOE). The Covid-19 pandemic has had a detrimental impact on the refinery hydrogen business as mitigation efforts significantly ...
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Storing and transporting hydrogen
Today, hydrogen – the world’s most abundant element – is receiving unprecedented interest and investments, generating a strong push towards the development of advanced high-performance technologies to optimize storage performance and minimize the total cost of ownership. Hydrogen will play an increasingly important role to store and distribute renewable energy ...
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Steps to a greener future
Focused on the energy transition since the late 1990s, with a vision ‘to realize human potential through hydrogen infrastructure solutions’, PDC Machines is one of the world’s leading compression technology providers for hydrogen energy applications, including mobility, supply side, and power-to-gas applications.
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Jumbo hydrogen cylinders
As the hydrogen market in North American evolves, so is CP Industries, a provider of high-pressure storage solutions. Gasworld US caught up with Tom Kairys, Vice-President, Sales Marketing at CP Industries, to get an insight into recent developments at the McKeesport, Pennsylvania-based company, and trends in the North ...
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Inside Chart Industries’ hydrogen business
When Bob Oesterreich first started selling hydrogen around 20 years ago, it was mainly to industrial users like heat treaters or powder metal producers. He couldn’t have imagined that two decades later, the hydrogen industry would be as “high-tech” and “innovative” as it is today.
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GenH2’s innovative way to store liquid hydrogen
The Biden administration has boldly indicated a renewed focus in developing a domestic hydrogen economy as a linchpin in the effort to eliminate US emissions of fossil fuels by 2050. These new goals are being established to drive companies towards finding better ways to use hydrogen to decarbonize such sectors ...
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Liquid hydrogen transport trailer repairs
Premier Cryogenic Services, LLC (PCS) is only two years old yet already claims to be the ‘largest liquid hydrogen trailer retest, repair, and rehabilitation company in North America’. PCS has a backlog of orders for liquid hydrogen transport repairs, which it does at its facilities in La Porte (Houston), Texas, ...
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Right time, right place
As business grew for Uttam Group of Companies, Karan Bhatia was considering the best way to meet the demand of customers for Type 3 cylinders when the opportunity arose to acquire Catalina Composites and enter the US energy market.
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Northeast: The next big market for hydrogen
The next big market for hydrogen is the Northeast, according to Morry Markowitz, President of the Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Energy Association (FCHEA).
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US expands semiconductor capacity amid chip shortage
Jim Minicucci, Global Head of the Specialty Gases business field at EMD Electronics, a business of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany, shares his viewpoints on the semiconductor chip shortage and supply chain with gasworld.
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Requirements for specialty gases in semiconductor manufacturing
Precision gas delivery is at the core of semiconductor manufacturing. Many different gases – corrosives, reactives and inerts – in varying flow rates are delivered to process chambers to produce critical features on silicon wafers that are used in manufacturing logic and memory chips. These gases, collectively called electronic specialty ...
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The new playbook
On a worldwide scale, more people than ever are engaged in remote work. According to Global Workplace Analytics , this type of work has expanded 10 times faster than other areas of the workforce over the last decade.
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Making metal powders for additive manufacturing
Insight into making metal powders for additive manufacturing, by Stephen B. Harrison, sbh4 consulting.
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Covid-19 and cryo-EM
Today, the world is getting smaller – much smaller. New technologies don’t just connect and move us across vast distances, they allow us to peer deeper into the fabric of life itself.
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CO2 sensors for healthcare, life sciences
Over the last 15 years, CO2Meter has worked closely with customers and partners in laboratories, life sciences, and healthcare industries to design and manufacture devices that meet strict standards and criteria. Recognised as a leader in providing carbon dioxide (CO2) sensing technologies and gas detection solutions, CO2Meter continues to innovate ...
