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NewsPreview: Packaged gas tracking technologies
Although the design of handheld scanners has rapidly improved since those early days, its costs have remained fairly high, and upfront investment is probably the major factor that has held back some in the industrial gas industry from adopting automated tracking systems.
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Taylor-Wharton expands distribution
Taylor-Wharton has expanded distribution of its cryogenic liquid cylinder, MicroBulk, bulk tanks and LNG products in Europe, the Middle East and Northern Africa.
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TNSC develops trace moisture analyser in nitrogen
Taiyo Nippon Sanso Corporation (TNSC) has successfully developed a trace moisture analyser in nitrogen using properties from a metal organic framework (MOF) with optical characteristics that change depending on absorption and desorption of moisture.
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Preview: Cylinder valves and regulators
In an industry where safety and reliability are of critical importance, the correct regulators and valves are vital to help keep gases under control, with unwanted mixtures and accidental contaminations potentially leading to serious health and safety and environmental issues.
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Preview: New and developing CO2 applications
Carbon dioxide (CO2) applications are key to true market growth, despite how some gas companies have grown via acquiring business which competitors once enjoyed. Companies either bid to win, or keep the status quo, which has resulted in little more than price reductions and no real gain in the bottom ...
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Hannover Messe 2020 cancelled
It’s just been announced that Hannover Messe will not take place this year due to the increasingly critical situation surrounding the coronavirus pandemic.
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Coronavirus: Urgent call to oxygen sensor manufactures
It is estimated UK hospitals will need 20,000-30,000 ventilators over the next six weeks to help treat patients suffering with severe effects caused by coronavirus.
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Nel Hydrogen an "essential" business
Nel Hydrogen US has been defined as an “essential manufacturing business” by the state of Connecticut, the Nel ASA subsidiary said today.
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Preview: Cold Jet revolutionises dry ice blast cleaning
In the last year, Cold Jet has revolutionised dry ice blast cleaning with the introduction of the Aero2 Series, which Dennis Hjort says is a new collection of the “world’s most advanced” dry ice blasters.
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Construction begins on CO2 to carbon black facility
A test facility for the conversion of carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) from the air into solid carbon is being built at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT).
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Bedfont Scientific technology could help with coronavirus
Medical device manufacturer Bedfont Scientific has responded to an urgent call for innovations to help with the coronavirus pandemic.
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Honeywell UOP supplies hydrogen technology
Honeywell UOP will provide hydrogen technology to China’s largest crude-to complex project in Zhoushan, Zhejiang Province.
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Logan Energy: The Interreg Northern Connections Living Lab
The Northern Connections ‘Living Lab’ event, organised by Scottish Enterprise and Falkirk Council at Dynamic Earth in Edinburgh brought together over 150 representatives and partners for 21 cities and regions and knowledge institutions across seven countries with a focus on carbon capture and utilisation (CCU).
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Camfil introduces new tool to reduce CO2 emissions
Camfil Power Systems has designed new and advanced calculation tools to help reduce gas turbine carbon dioxide emissions.
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Leybold develops new series
Vacuum specialist Leybold has developed a series of Hygienic Enclosures for vacuum pumps to ensure the highest hygiene standards.
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Pfeiffer Vacuum introduces new pumps
German vacuum pumps manufacturer Pfeiffer Vacuum has introduced a new range of scroll pumps that are oil free, hermetically sealed vacuum pumps with high nominal pumping speeds of 6 to 20 m³/h.
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Emerson introduces new technology
Global manufacturing and technology company Emerson has released new data visualisation software for flow measurement.
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Budget commits funding to CCS
The UK Government has committed £800m to establish carbon capture and storage (CCS) in at least two sites – one by the mid-2020s and one by 2030 – as part of its Budget 2020.
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Autonomous technology can mitigate the business impact of coronavirus
The coronavirus has exposed the soft underbelly of critical infrastructure and industrial sites worldwide – workforce availability. As more and more companies implement business continuity plans to deal with the outbreak, fewer and fewer employees are able to fully function.
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Leybold highlights innovations
Vacuum specialist Leybold prides itself in its innovations to better serve its customers.
