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FeaturesOver a century of refrigeration and liquefaction
Cryogenic air separation forms the basis for the generation of large-scale industrial gases. Linde, one of the most prominent names in the industry, was formed in 1879 by German scientist and engineer Carl von Linde.
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North America’s time for hydrogen, and what this means for the distributors
There’s no denying it, the hype for hydrogen is growing by the day and is almost definitely here to stay. In 2021 alone, total hydrogen production in the US was approximately 30,000 tons per day, approximately 11 million tons per annum, and this is only set to grow. That, at ...
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Building a liquid hydrogen revolution with groundbreaking innovations
Hydrogen could well be the buzz word of the industrial gas market right now. Arguably one of the fastest-growing segments, the hydrogen business is seeing both new and existing players make solo and collaborative moves to meet the ever-increasing demands being witnessed in the global market.
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Doubling capacity and revenue: PDC Machines’ rapid growth in the hydrogen space
Material price increases and labor shortages are not stopping PDC Machines from achieving exceptional growth in the hydrogen space. Despite seeing material costs inflate by as much as 85%, the Philadelphia-based firm is still expecting to double its revenue this year, and then double that again in 2023.
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Turning trash into treasure
When you throw away your household, agricultural or animal waste, do you ever think about the potential that waste just may have? Today, there are a variety of companies across the globe that are looking to stop waste going into landfill, whether it be through recycling, creating art, creating a ...
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High-energy testing for a high-energy topic
In 2020, SpaceX and NASA launched two astronauts into space – the first manned launch from US soil since the Space Shuttle Program’s retirement in 2011. The Commercial Crew Program was a resounding success, but it almost didn’t happen.
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Rising to the challenge: Fueling the global energy transition
Hydrogen demand only continues to grow, driving the need for consistent safety standards. A recent report from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) of the US Department of Energy predicted that demand from hydrogen could increase as much as four-fold by 2050, potentially reaching 41 million metric tons per year. ...
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Saskatchewan seizes the helium opportunity
When Bronwyn Eyre, Minister of Energy and Resources for the Saskatchewan Government, spoke on the eve of gasworld’s Helium Super Summit 2021, she told delates that the province has the fifth-largest helium resource in the world, with significant underground reserves showcasing attractive geology, and a goal to surpass 150 producing ...
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10 minutes with… Ashley Madray
gasworld takes 10 minutes out with Ashley Madray, President of Gas Innovations.
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DST Magnetic Couplings
Dauermagnet-SystemTechnik (DST) is an international manufacturer of high-performance permanent magnetic couplings with a standard range between 1-1,200 Nm and customized solutions from as low as 0.1 to a max. 25,000 Nm. A comprehensive range of conversion kits for pumps, assemblies for agitator drives and a large selection of canister materials ...
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US hydrogen swinging from Covid to energy crisis: The 2022 hydrogen report
US annual hydrogen capacity was approximately 3.7 billion cubic feet per year (Bcf/yr) as of January 2021, 68% of which is used in petroleum processing, according to the US Department of Energy (DOE). This is a growth of 4.5% from the previous year, while the rest of the world declined ...
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Helium and rare gas concerns are real: 2022 CMC Conference recap
On April 28-29, TECHCET, the electronic materials advisory firm providing business and technology information, held its highly successful and well-attended 2022 7th Annual Critical Materials Council (CMC) Conference in Chandler, AZ.
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Hyve 1: An ecosystem for hydrogen innovation and application
The Arizona-California border, between the four major metro markets of Phoenix, Las Vegas, Los Angeles and San Diego, will soon be home to perhaps one of the most ambitious hydrogen production and utilization sites in the US, featuring advanced transportation test tracks, a hydrogen research institute, a clean fuel airport, ...
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Houston’s hydrogen revolution
Perhaps one of the largest debates in the US hydrogen economy is which state is the capital of hydrogen. Although many states are progressing their individual hydrogen economies, there are two standout performers in the market – Texas and California.
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Bulk liquid CO2 transportation
Is CCUS a cost adder or growth opportunity for industrial gases? Stephen B. Harrison, Managing Director of sbh4 consulting, discusses the different sides of this discussion in cryogenics.
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10 minutes with…Joaquin de Diego
Take 10 minutes out with Joaquin de Diego, Europe Combustion Director at Nippon Gases as he explains the link between cryogenics and the work in combustion and decarbonisation that he spends his time innovating in.
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In focus…Bulk gas distribution
The industrial gas supply chain is comprised of several key processes essential for generation, transport, and delivery. As methods of distribution, transport and delivery allow for industrial gases to reach end-users to supplement a range of industries from medicine, fuel, food, and more.
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Approaching telemetry sales strategies
Fabio Pinzi, Business Strategist at Ambra Sistemi, explains why the decision to use telemetry systems to manage cryogenic or compressed gas storage is a many-splintered thing.
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Thyracont Vacuum Instruments
Thyracont Vacuum Instruments develops, produces and supplies intelligent vacuum metrology made in Germany. Founder of the company, Dipl. Ing. Heinz Plöchinger, has been intrigued with technology from an early age.
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Carbon-free helium, geopolitical-free helium
An interview with Noble Helium and a discussion of the future unfodling in the global helium business, by Rob Cockerill.
