All Sectors articles – Page 13
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NewsSensor boost for MAP leak detection
A new optical sensor system for detecting CO2 leaks from Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) is robust, fast, accurate and user-friendly.
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Harris expands distribution channel in South Africa
World-leading metal working products now available through multiple distributors.
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Linde meets demanding ozone monitoring criteria
Company awarded Photochemical Assessment Monitoring Stations (PAMS) contract for 2012.
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Poor communication of CCS facts
Research into the communication of information around all-important Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) has revealed serious flaws which could hinder deployment of the technologies.
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Another paper from Linde highlights improvements
Paper says carbon potential control is critical to improve production process for powder metal parts.
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LGR launches unique gas analyser
Los Gatos Research (LGR) launches unique gas analyser for quantitative detection of carbonyl sulfide (COS) anywhere.
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New portable FTIR Gas Analyser launched
Made by Gasmet Technologies Oy, from Finland, the DX4040 is a portable FTIR gas analyser that enables the field measurement of literally thousands of gases.
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Air Products calls for hydrogen market creation
Company gives evidence to UK’s House of Commons on argument for the government to work with industry to create a market for renewable hydrogen.
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Reduced power consumption and optimised safety for valve
New Norgren shale gas solenoid valve has reduced power consumption and optimised safety performance.
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Russia ASU start-up plans for Air Liquide
Air Separation Unit (ASU) will produce oxygen and nitrogen in the Volga region of Tatarstan and enables Air Liquide to realise their ambitions for the area which they have occupied since 2008.
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Big growth predicted for LNG market
A Visiongain report indicates $35.8bn will be spent on Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) infrastructure in 2012. This news comes at a time when a separate report indicates Australia could become biggest LNG exporter by the end of the decade.
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H2S monitor unit increases fracking safety
The unit can measure the hydrogen sulfide concentration of several incoming shale gas feeds simultaneously, which is unique to the Applied Analytics OMA-300 Series.
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Boiswood differential pressure transducers help cut costs
The company believes its’ remote sensors can lower costs by reducing installation and materials costs – as well as shortening set-up times.
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Record breaking year for Solar Power
Solar power investments broke records last year, surpassing wind power investments, according to a report by energy experts GlobalData. The report states that global renewable power investments reached $209bn in 2011.
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Third deal between Iwatani and Praxair
The President of Iwatani, Akiji Makino, speaks about the deal with Praxair and his company’s investment in the future of the liquid hydrogen market.
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Air Products signs contract with National Helium
A long term supply contract has been signed between Air Products, which is one of the leading helium producers, and National Helium.
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Edwards opens new “centre for excellence” in Oregon, USA.
New facility will focus on customer service and training for the semiconductor manufacturing industry.
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Linde North America announces LNG venture
Linde has a joint marketing agreement with American Power Group to accelerate of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) use in the gas and oil industry.
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Could paint particles protect the planet?
Former UK government advisor and chemical engineer believes he has found a solution to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by dispersing sub-micron light-scattering particles into the upper atmosphere.
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Air Products to talk about oxygen at Cement Industry Conference
The company will feature technologies that help improve combustion and lower costs in cement manufacturing at the 2012 IEEE-IAS/PCA Cement Industry Conference.
