Safety

The Asia Industrial Gases Association (AIGA) reached a new landmark last month when its Technical Committee met for the 50th time.

UK national regulator the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has released a safety alert highlighting new scientific evidence from the International Agency for Research on Cancer suggesting that exposure to all welding fumes causes lung...

Emerson, US-based manufacturing and technology company, has launched Fisher Vee-Ball™ rotary control valves with new with Cavitrol™ Hex anti-cavitation trim to reduce or eliminate vibration caused by cavitation.

The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy has shared an article produced by The Diplomat, an international current-affairs magazine for the Asia-Pacific region, detailing further plans to develop a hydrogen (H2)-based economy in South Korea...

The British Compressed Gases Association’s (BCGA) 2019 annual conference will look at safety, security and the environment at The Marriott Hotel & Country Club in Worsley Park, Manchester, on Thursday 11th April.

The EIGA Winter Seminar, a long-standing January tradition, has seen more than 30 industry experts and external speakers gather today at the Le Plaza Hotel in Brussels, to present on a range of topics under...

In recent years, regulations and standards surrounding the handling of medical gases have developed into a complex landscape for healthcare personnel to navigate. That’s why the European Industrial Gases Association (EIGA) intends to share good...

A study published in the Emergency Medicine Journal and authored by Cody Vaughn Gibson at the Department of Natural Sciences, Calhoun Community College in Alabama, investigated whether emergency medical services oxygen (O2) equipment aids the transmission...

To mitigate the risk of hydrogen (H2) embrittlement in high-cycle compressors and high-pressure storage, Haskel engineers developed a new technology that creates pre-compressive stress along the pressure vessel wall, eliminating the risk of leaks or ruptures...

Infrared sensors from Edinburgh Sensors provide the ideal leak detection solution for nuclear research and nuclear power plants.