Cryogenic air separation techniques to produce nitrogen, oxygen and argon with high quality requirements are energy-intensive industrial processes that need large quantities of electricity due to the compression and liquefaction demand.
In the world of air gas production, capacities and product purities are increasing while plants are getting smaller and smaller all the time. Though this trend may be an observation of air separation plants (ASUs)...
Following the tragic news of the death of an infant in Australia last week after a faulty gas outlet in a neonatal unit was found to be emitting nitrous oxide (N2O) instead of oxygen (O2),...
Located in Kinh Mon near the Vietnamese city of Hai Phong, Messer has officially brought its third air separation unit (ASU) on-stream for steel manufacturer Hoa Phat Steel.
Air Products has been awarded a long-term contract with leading glass making company KCC Corporation to supply oxygen (O2) to its new glass wool production line at its Gimcheon facility, South Korea.
Wessington Cryogenics, a leading cryogenic vessel and tank manufacturer, played a pivotal part in Russian adventurer Fedor Konyukhov’s record-breaking balloon flight around the world.
Oxymat A/S, a pressure swing adsorption (PSA) generator system supplier, ventured to Indonesia earlier this year to offer extensive products and services training to a local partner in the country.
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd’s (Bhel) Works Engineering & Central Services Division has recently commissioned a new cryogenic air separation plant in Bhopal.
One baby has died and the second is in a critical condition after the newborn infants were given nitrous oxide (NOx) instead of oxygen (O2) at a hospital in Sydney, Australia.
The world’s largest privately owned industrial gas company, The Messer Group, has successfully brought a new air separation unit (ASU) on-stream in China’s Hunan Province.
