ASUS news, advancements, trends and market developments
around the technology gas sector.
Hangzhou Fortune Group (Fortune Engineering) in the Zhejiang province of China has successfully delivered its first batch of major equipment for an air separation unit (ASU) in Inner Mongolia for Wulan Coal Group Corporation Limited.
Praxair has announced it has started up multiple plants serving the oxygen needs of Nadir Figueiredo S/A, one of Brazil‘s leading housewares manufacturers.
The largest privately managed industrial gases specialist Messer is investing some €15m in a modern air separation unit (ASU) in Škofja Loka, Slovenia, which will also make a contribution to protecting the environment.
Airgas, Inc. has signed a long-term agreement to build an air separation unit (ASU) to supply tonnage oxygen, nitrogen and argon via pipeline to Nucor Steel Tuscaloosa, Inc. at its steel manufacturing plant in Tuscaloosa,...
Praxair, Inc. has started up a 180 tons per day (tpd), non-cryogenic plant for Owens-Illinois (O-I), the world’s largest glass container manufacturer and a partner for many leading food and beverage brands.
Linde North America has completed installation of its air separation unit (ASU) and associated supporting facilities in La Porte, Texas. The ASU produces oxygen, nitrogen, and argon and is part the $250m Linde North America...
Air Liquide will build the world’s largest Air Separation Unit (ASU) in Secunda, South Africa – and chosen a compressor from MAN to be at the heart of the build.
MATHESON has completed the second of two phases of its new Air Separation Unit (ASU) capacity in Dickinson, North Dakota, to meet the growing demand for merchant liquid nitrogen and liquid oxygen in the region.
Industrial gas continues to play a pivotal role in the growth of Eastern Cape industry, evidenced by Air Products South Africa’s supply to the local market for the past six months of uninterrupted supply of...
Air Liquide and Sasol, an international integrated energy and chemicals company, have signed a long-term agreement for the supply of large quantities of industrial gases to Sasol’s Secunda site (around 140km East of Johannesburg).
