The latest global air gases news. Keeping you updated on
advancements, trends and market developments.
On 19th July 2019, an incident at the Yima City Gasification Plant air separation unit (ASU) in Henan, China resulted in 15 deaths, 16 serious injuries, 236 people hospitalised, the complete destruction of one ASU...
The risks of climate change now need little introduction. We are already starting to live with the impacts of a changing climate on communities, businesses and supply chains. The most recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate...
For over 30 years, WHA International, Inc. has helped clients understand, evaluate, and mitigate hazards and fire risks associated with oxygen, hydrogen, and other hazardous fluids.
April 2020: The Nippon Gases Group and its respiratory therapies division Oximesa are firmly committed to assisting in the fight to tackle the coronavirus pandemic. Like so many other liquid oxygen providers, PSA system innovators...
With the news in June that Air Liquide and Linde have entered into unprecedented agreements to provide increased access to medical oxygen in low and middle-income countries, a major milestone is achieved both in the...
Take 10 minutes out with David Gordon, Product Manager at Haskel, as we learn what’s new with the company, talk packaged gases, and pumps technology in cryogenics.
More than 90 years have passed since the SIAD Group designed and manufactured the first-ever oil-free compressor in 1927. Back then, this technology was based upon a reciprocating, vertical cylinder-type compressor frame for acetylene.
Over the last few years, the world of cryogenic gases has undergone profound changes generated by technological evolutions, which have transformed supply management methods, as well as by healthcare problems that have caused structural and...
Industrial, medical, and food-grade gases touch our lives in many ways. Carbon dioxide (CO2) cylinders are ubiquitous – we use them under our sink to carbonate tap water, they are present in fast-food restaurant chains...
Unitaid and the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) have in the last 12 hours announced unprecedented agreements with Air Liquide and Linde, respectively, for improved access to medical oxygen.
