Brian Wildey, Soeren Schmitz and Tom Saari discuss the rise of onsite oxygen generation as a reliable and cost-effective solution for the high demands of the medical market.
PCI (www.pcigases.com), a Californiabased on-site industrial gas manufacturer, was founded in 1984 to manufacture cryogenic air separation devices for operation in extreme and remote environments. Since then, PCI has continually expanded its technology platforms to include nitrogen membrane systems and Vacuum Swing Adsorption...
Drinking water requires the precise application of the oxygen molecule in several parts of a water treatment process train. On-site oxygen generators can be used for odor control applications and to generate ozone for disinfection or remediation. Oxygen also plays...
During gasworld TV’s lastest webinar, Air Gases Part 1, Pierre Foret, Director of R&D, Linde, talked about all things additive manufacturing, including the reasons behind its rapid growth in recent years and the innovative technology...
The Champaign-Urbana Mass Transit District (MTD) now boasts a brand-new on-site hydrogen production station, powered by nearly 5,500 solar panels, to fuel its 60-foot hydrogen fuel cell buses that serve the region.
Plug Power Inc. has agreed a definitive agreement to acquire Applied Cryo Technologies, Inc. (ACT), a provider of technology, equipment and services for the transportation, storage and distribution of liquefied hydrogen, oxygen, argon, nitrogen and...
Air Products has announed a $4.5 billion blue hydrogen clean energy complex in Eastern Louisiana, the company’s largest-ever Investment in the US.
A liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier owned by one of the world’s largest LNG carrier operators has been successfully overhauled by compressor specialists Burckhardt Compression (Burckhardt).
As COP26 nears and global industry begins to focus on discussing the mitigation of carbon emissions, carbon capture and storage (CCS) is quickly becoming a household term in the UK. This is mirrored with the...
Imperial Helium is pushing ahead with its helium plant plans for Steveville, Canada, which, once constructed, will produce 99.999% pure helium.
