All Manufacturing & Production Articles

This continues a series of Cornerstones of Compression corollary articles that provide an historical look at the industries that drove the invention and technological evolution of compressors and that supported the growth and development of the industries that depended on them. This issue continues the evolution of air compressors for mining, construction and manufacturing.

Move enhances testing capabilities

Qalhat LNG complex in Oman expanding

Nidec’s electric motor technology will be integrated with Waukesha engine solutions

Global demand estimated to rise by more than 50% by 2040

Plans include electrolyzer production factory and R&D plus hydrogen generation plants

10 new projects under construction

Plan to build out hydrogen ‘eco-system’

Multi-year capital investment expected to add 100 new jobs to Lafayette, Ind. campus

This story continues a series of Cornerstones of Compression corollary articles that provide a look back at the industries that drove the invention and technological evolution of compressors that supported their growth and development. This issue completes the evolution of compressors used for making iron and steel.

Plug Power, Burckhardt Compression ties yield successful hydrogen liquefaction

New Fortress Energy producing LNG on FLNG vessel

Focus on engines for oil & gas, power gen

The Cornerstones of Compression series has highlighted many significant products over more than 160 years of continuous progress. This is the first of a series of corollary articles that look back at the industries that drove the invention and technological evolution of compressors that supported their growth and development.

Raimondo Giavi, vice president of hydrogen at Baker Hughes, shares with COMPRESSORtech2 advancements on hydrogen technology. By Roberta Prandi

Supplying 20 compression trains 

Dammam site will add capacity for manufacturing, repairs

GES, Provaris eyeing Port of Rotterdam

Fuel will supply Chinese facility

The Cornerstones of Compression series has highlighted many significant products over more than 160 years of continuous progress. However, there were also some great engine and compressor ideas that were unsuccessful. This brief Cornerstones of Compression corollary series features several development failures. By Norm Shade