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NewsFDA warns against using an oxygen concentrator without a valid prescription
As coronavirus cases surge across the US, the Food Drug Administration (FDA) has warned against buying or using an oxygen concentrator at home without a valid prescription as it could lead to serious health problems such as oxygen toxicity.
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Helium logistics
Founded in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, in its almost 60 years of business, Gardner Cryogenics has produced more than 1,900 cryogenic tanks, the first of which is still operational today.
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Helium mobile pipeline
Historically, steel tube trailers have been the only choice for transporting bulk quantities of compressed gasses. However, advances in composite technologies have made it possible to utilise composite cylinders that are considerably lighter than Type-I tube trailers. Steel tube trailers limit operational efficiencies due to the weight of the cylinders ...
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Lifesaver
On the 112th anniversary of the first liquefaction of helium by the great Dutch physicist Heike Kamerlingh Onnes at the University of Leiden, Quantum Design (QD), together with other cryogenic instrumentation companies and scientific institutions around the world, celebrated 10th July as ‘Helium Conservation Day’. While it might be tempting ...
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Helium swings from tight supply to surplus
Helium supply remained tight for the past two years until mid-March when across the globe countries went into lockdown to rein in the coronavirus pandemic (Covid-19), causing a global recession.
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Helium gas diaphragm valves
Helium gas providers are continually striving for improved means to deliver their products to an increasingly demanding customer base. To fulfill this perpetually advancing need, helium providers pursue a race for excellence in providing the best possible technological solutions captured in some of the world’s most advanced equipment to serve ...
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Full composite cylinders
Over nearly 60 years, composite technologies utilising high strength, lightweight carbon fiber have made significant strides in reducing the weight and increasing the strength properties of many different products used in everyday life. Composites are increasingly used in the manufacture of aircraft, wind turbine blades, bicycles, and cylinders for high ...
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Sauer Compressors USA
Established in 1998, Sauer Compressors USA stands as one of 13 subsidiaries of Sauer Compressors, a global group of companies, founded more than 130 years ago as a brass foundry in the North German city of Kiel.
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Covid-19: Will helium markets ‘thread the needle’?
Covid-19 has dominated the headlines since it first entered the picture in January 2020 and the World Health Organisation declared a pandemic on 11th March. All of our day-to-day lives have been affected and almost every business and industry has been impacted in some way.
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Linde to fuel Californian mobility market with green hydrogen
Linde today (2 nd Nov) said it will start producing green hydrogen at its Ontario plant for the mobility market in California – enough to fuel up to 1,600 vehicles a day.
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Notes on a scandal: Three weeks of turmoil at Nikola Corporation
It is easy to fall from grace, especially in the public eye. The hard part is to earn respect and keep it. That’s the challenge facing Nikola Corporation, since the company was rocked by scandal in September and subsequently revealed the departure of its founder and former Chairman Trevor Milton. ...
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Ecolab completes installation enabled by mixed reality
Ecolab has used mixed reality to safely install a PURATE™ chlorine dioxide generator at a leading midstream company’s facility.
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Central McGowan expands Fargo CO2 distribution hub
Central McGowan is expanding its Fargo, North Dakota, carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) distribution hub to be a fully-stocked retail store and distribution site.
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Wyoming CO2 pipeline moves forward
Plans for a carbon dioxide (CO2) pipeline corridor in the US state of Wyoming have taken a step forward today with the Bureau of Land Management’s release of the Final Environmental Impact Statement (EIS).
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NETL converts CO2 from chemical buildings to fuel
NETL researchers are using advanced computational tools to repurpose carbon dioxide (CO2) from a waste product into chemical building blocks to manufacturer fuels and a range of other high-value items.
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Air Products launches online freezing calculator tool
Air Products has launched a new interactive tool that enables food manufacturers to compare freezing times for products using cryogenic versus mechanical freezing technologies.
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Worthington named FCA Supplier of the Year
Worthington Industries has been named FCA Supplier of the Year in the category of raw materials.
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Messer Americas receives recognition
Messer Americas has been ranked as one of the best companies in Brazil by Época Negócios 360°.
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Carbon Engineering: Scaling up direct air capture technologies
Without a doubt, the coronavirus pandemic still remains one of the most talked about subjects of 2020. It’s destructive impact on people’s health, work life, families and finances was devastating for so many individuals across the globe.
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Chart reports record orders in Q3 financials
Chart Industries has today reported its third quarter 2020 results, highlighting record orders in distribution and storage hydrogen equipment, water treatment, LNG regas, ISO containers and repair, service and leasing.
