The freezing of food and beverages can be achieved either by mechanical or cryogenic freezing. But understanding the advantages and disadvantages of these methods is paramount; both offer fundamentally different results.
Such is its abundance and properties, nitrogen is a key product throughout various markets and applications. Steelmaking and metal cutting, food processing and freezing, pulp and paper processing, glassmaking, oxyfuel combustion applications, medical procedures, and...
Deep cold liquefied (cryogenic) gases like nitrogen, oxygen, argon, hydrogen and helium are used in industry – for example in the fields of chemistry, aerospace – as well as in medicine and research. In order...
Government operated Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has recently launched its advanced satellite using cryogenic engine.
Cold is an absence of energy. So it’s not surprising that our global need for cooling has largely been overlooked by policymakers as they wrestle with the energy challenges that we face. But this oversight...
Over the last two decades, freezing specialist Dohmeyer has cemented itself as a leading manufacturer of cryogenic refrigeration systems, continuing to develop innovative chilling and freezing solutions specialised in cabinet, in-line tunnel, immersion and spiral...
Liquefied natural gas (LNG) is becoming increasingly popular as an alternative fuel due to various climate issues, local pollution concerns and its increasing usability in remoter locations. It is a cleaner and cheaper product than...
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd’s (Bhel) Works Engineering & Central Services Division has recently commissioned a new cryogenic air separation plant in Bhopal.
Linde LLC, the US branch of industrial gas conglomerate The Linde Group, has released a new informational white paper exploring the benefits of using advanced cryogenic freezing systems at food processing plants.
Cryogenic cooling, or cryo-condensation, could be the most cost-effective method for minimising volatile organic chemical (VOC) emissions from certain processes and conditions, says a new white paper from Linde LLC.
