Company News

Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction is stepping up efforts to diversify its hydrogen business. The plan is to acquire the technology and track record for producing clean hydrogen, such as blue and green hydrogen, successfully develop a hydrogen gas turbine and build up the company’s hydrogen-related equipment business, all of which will be pursued to solidify Doosan’s position as the market leader in the hydrogen business.

Larsnes Mek Verksted AS has awarded Hydroniq Coolers a contract to supply the marine cooling system to a wellboat the Norwegian shipbuilder is constructing for Chilean shipowner Naviera Orca Chile S.A.

Vitherm recently clinched a replacement order for its satisfied customer for an oil and gas plant in Malaysia. This steam condenser will be part of the glycol system.

This year RECUTECH has become the first producer of aluminum counter-flow heat exchangers certified with AHRI (Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Institute) on the planet.

The traditional automotive industry has already chosen to use several SECO/WARWICK solutions, such as the CMe and CMe-T vacuum furnaces, the Pit-LPC pit vacuum furnace, and the 4D Quench vacuum system for nitrogen quenching of individual mechanical gear parts.

Latin America is well known as the world’s major oil & gas producing region, especially in regards to crude oil production.

Kaltra has recently completed the modernization for all its chiller families for compliance with Tier-2 Ecodesign Directive requirements that have come into force from January 2021.

HRS Heat Exchangers has received orders for pharmaceutical heat exchangers which will be used by different manufacturers of Coronavirus vaccines around the world.The orders have been placed by subcontractors working with Pfizer, Moderna, and Oxford Astra Zeneca: three of the major global COVID-19 vaccine developers.

Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction is penetrating the market for printed circuit heat exchangers (PCHE), the so-called next-generation heat exchangers.

New Mexico State University was selected to receive a NASA Early Stage Innovations grant to conduct game-changing space technology research.