Celebrations were held this week by Air Products South Africa – all in the name of safety after the R300-million ASU, situated in the Coega Industrial Development Zone, was ceremonially completed.
Linde has started up its 470 tonne-per-day air separation plant in Lewisville, Arkansas. The plant, which produces liquid nitrogen and oxygen, was built to meet rapidly growing customer demand in Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas and Oklahoma.
Air Liquide has officially opened a hydrogen filling station in the French city of Saint-Lô in the Manche department. The Manche General Council is the first local authority in France to have a hydrogen station...
Germany-based WEH GmbH has introduced the new WEH® TW52 Quick Connector to the cylinder filling market, developed especially for filling gaseous and liquid carbon dioxide (CO2), as well as for refrigerants filling.
The Lincoln Electric Company has introduced an orbital metal inert gas (MIG) welding system that is ideal for industries where orbital welds are subject to exceptionally high standards, such as pipeline, construction or process piping.
The Dutch company Dalco Food- which specialises in the production of meat and vegetable ingredients for food- has optimised its food forming process with a liquid nitrogen injection solution by using the Freshline® LIN-IS from...
Containerships Ltd’s first LNG powered trucks in the UK are now being refuelled at BOC’s new liquefied natural gas (LNG) refuelling station in Teesport, Middlesbrough.
A series of four LNG carriers being built by the Hudong-Zhongua Shipbuilding yard in China will feature Wartsila LNG reliquefaction plants and gas handling systems.
Cryostar SAS has reached an agreement to supply equipment for five new LNG and LCNG refueling stations to Giessen, Netherlands-based Rolande LNG BV, one of the leading LNG fuel suppliers for trucks in the Netherlands,...
Linde North America has begun the process for a major overhaul of two of its air separation units (ASUs) after renewing long-term contracts with two of its major tonnage customers.
