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Nu:ionic Technologies (Canada), Inc. (“Nu:ionic”) has achieved a significant product development milestone with the completion of a continuous 48-hour demonstration run of its proprietary Microwave Catalytic Reformer(TM) (MCR).

In this article, the result from a process simulation of an amine process is disclosed together with various experiences aligning with selecting the most appropriate pumps in respect to their hydraulic performance, corrosion resistance, and mechanical sealing system for this application.

This includes using the best available technical solutions, introduction of emission cleaning systems, proper waste management plans, high efficiency in use of power and water, and more.

The project will use ammonia as a vector for transporting hydrogen globally, developing a novel Ammonia cracker and purification technology to convert ammonia to hydrogen.

Under the agreement, MHI will license its "Advanced KM CDR Process™", CO2 capture technology developed in collaboration with the Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc., and also provide the process design package (PDP) for the new post combustion CO2 capture plant.

SCF Partners, Inc. (“SCF”) is pleased to announce its acquisition of the Pipeline and Industrial Materials business (“PIM”) from Entegris Inc., a leading supplier of advanced materials and process solutions for the semiconductor and other high-technology industries.

The UWMS consists of a membrane inlet system for sampling and a sensor unit in which the water-soluble gases and light hydrocarbons are measured. The core of the sensor is a mass spectrometer.

This year, the company will continue to present awards in multiple categories: Original Equipment Manufacturer, End User, Contractor, Consultant, System Integrator. Danfoss encourages entries from all segments, channels and markets we serve.

Fugitive Emissions Summit Americas 2024, held at San Jacinto College’s LyondellBasell Center for Petrochemical, Energy, and Technology in Pasadena, TX, on January 24th and 25th, surpassed the expectations of attendees and exhibitors alike.

Fluor Corporation announced  that Chevron New Energies has signed a license agreement with Fluor to use its proprietary Econamine FG PlusSM carbon capture technology to reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions at Chevron’s Eastridge Cogeneration facility in Kern County, California.