Tag: Cryogenic valves
Out of thin air – Oxygen from air separation for glass wool
At temperatures over 1000 °C and with oxygen support from air separation, glass candy floss is produced, which has excellent insulating properties. The new air separation plant in Speyer extracts 260 tonnes of nitrogen and 130 tonnes of oxygen from...
The engine that is coming out of the cold
In rocket technology vacuum-insulated pipelines are used for cryogenically liquified gases Three. Two. One. Ignition! At the German Aerospace Centre (DLR) in Lampoldshausen, engineer Gerd Brümmer is conducting tests on the current sample at a safe distance. The...
Hydrogen is the energy carrier of the future
In the Paris Climate Agreement, the global community decided that the economy should become greenhouse gas neutral between 2050 and 2100. In order to achieve the ambitious goals, a fundamental transformation of the energy system is necessary beyond the pure...
With dry ice high up above the clouds
ASCO Kohlensäure AG is a specialist concerning the topic dry ice – with safety valves from HEROSE They are an essential aid on-board of an aircraft: service trolleys. Without them, it would almost be impossible for the cabin crew to...
Carbon dioxide for tulips from Amsterdam
Flowers in greenhouses grow better with more CO2. YARA is a carbon dioxide supplier and a HEROSE customer in the Netherlands
Application report type 4186
The new HEROSE Type 4186 CombiPressureregulator solved problems in a laser cutting company in the Bavarian Forest – while it was still in the testing phase
Alternative soft drinks from the Rhön area with carbon dioxide
Bionade relies on nature - and does not use chemicals, colourings or preservatives. 300 tons of carbon dioxide are needed in Ostheim every year, from a tank with HEROSE valves
LNG – a clean business
Two Norwegian ferries set standards for the conversion from heavy oil to LNG
FRoSTA: “HEROSE was a quantum leap for us”
After years of problems, FRoSTA AG decided on HEROSE globe valves – and is very satisfied with them
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