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Messer Supplies Con- Struction Companies with Concrete-Cooling Equip- Ment and Know-How 8090004_MESK_11-0209 27.04.2009 16:46 Uhr Seite 1 on air No. 11 · April 2009 The magazine for industrial gases 6 Ronan Morvan and Jean-René Le Torrec talk about MegaTop cylinders. 8 Cover story Messer supplies con- struction companies with concrete-cooling equip- ment and know-how. 14 Enrichment with oxygen improves fish farming in Belgium. 8090004_MESK_11-0209 28.04.2009 16:38 Uhr Seite 2 2 : Contents Cover story : 8–11 Cryogenic treatment for hard substances To maintain concrete at optimal processing temperatures between 5 °C and 25 °C, Messer offers efficient solutions incorporating cryogenic gases and supplies the construction industry with the necessary equipment and know-how. In our cover story, Jens Tauchmann, application technology industry manager at the Messer Group, describes possibilities of maintaining concrete at optimal processing temperatures by means of cryogenic gases. Editorial : 3 Imprint Published by: News : 4–5 Messer Group GmbH Corporate Communications Otto-Volger-Straße 3c Interview : 6–7 D–65843 Sulzbach Handling was like a minor revolution. Editorial Team: René Deux speaks to Ronan Morvan and Diana Buss – Editor-in-Chief Jean-René Le Torrec about the use of MegaTop Tel.: +49 6196 7760-361 [email protected] in shipbuilding. Benjamin Auweiler, Thomas Böckler, Christoph Erdmann, Customer Chantiers Piriou uses the flexible Messer World : 12–13 Tim Evison, Michael Holy, MegaTop welding-gas cylinder for shipbuilding Up-date on plant engineering Anita Kötél, Monika Lammertz, Angélique Renier, Joachim A look at the construction sites Rohovec, Marlen Schäfer Nitrogen generators under construction Concept and Realisation: On-site facilities Maenken Kommunikation GmbH Two-foldE saving of resources during Von-der-Wettern-Straße 25 D–51149 Köln bottle manufacture Messer assists recycling of PET-bottles in Translation: Context GmbH Austria with CO2 Elisenstraße 4–10 Affirmation of quality and customer D–50667 Köln satisfaction Photo: PET to Many thanks to all our Sorting out is the first step New certifications in Spain and Serbia contributors! in recycling Gas-o-theque : 14 Photos courtesy of: Mareike Tocha (cover picture and story); Frank Fish farming with O2 enrichment Beloncle (interview); PET to PET; VitaFish relies on oxygen in farming tilapia Syngenta; Böhler-Uddeholm AG Go to www.messergroup.com Gasette : 15 for comprehensive information about on air, as well as the con- Tips, dates, key facts tact details of the editorial team. on air is published four times a year in German, English and Fish farming at VitaFish in Belgium Hungarian. on air 11 · 2009 8090004_MESK_11-0209 27.04.2009 16:46 Uhr Seite 3 Editorial : 3 The editorial team Dear Readers, Editor-in-Chief: If you take a closer look at your surround- ings, you will notice that concrete is the material used most often in construction, whether in underground structures, buildings Diana or roads. Although this is not really anything Buss new, did you know, however, that concrete’s Corporate Office: processing properties and quality deteriorate notably when it becomes too warm? Cryogenic gases help keep this widely used composite building material sufficiently cool Benjamin Tim Marlen and prevent its temperature from exceeding Auweiler Evison Schäfer 25 °C, particularly during the summer months. Application Technology: In the cover story, our staff member and Stefan Messer author Jens Tauchmann provides an in-depth description of cryogenic techniques employed as well as solutions and applications developed by Messer to optimize the use of concrete in diverse construction projects. Thomas Monika Joachim Concrete is the preferred material of use in tunnel construction too. In the Böckler Lammertz Rohovec Spanish metropolis Barcelona, however, Messer is contributing in an entirely differ- Production & Engineering: ent way to the construction of a railway tunnel for the AVE high-speed train. Read how our gases are used to help install and maintain a giant mechanical excavator which actually digs the tunnel through the earth under Catalonia. From land transport to waterways, more specifically, shipbuilding: Many of the welding operations on steel ships, despite their enormous size, comprise small-scale Dr. Christoph Erdmann tasks in tiny and remote corners. This entails individual solutions which Messer West Europe Region: offers by means of its small MegaTop welding-gas cylinder, for instance. In our interview, Ronan Morvan and Jean-René Le Torrec from the French shipyard Chantiers Piriou explain why MegaTop is the ideal solution for shipbuilding. Enjoy this issue. Angélique Renier Best regards, Central Europe Region: Stefan Messer Michael Holy South-East Europe Region: Anita Kötél on air 11 · 2009 8090004_MESK_11-0209 27.04.2009 16:46 Uhr Seite 4 4 : News Construction of a high-speed rail tunnel in the centre of Barcelona Messer’s current projects include one situated below the Spanish city Photo: Böhler-Uddeholm AG of Barcelona. A 4.8 km-long tunnel is being built here for the Spanish Messer supplies Böhler with nitrogen for heat treatment of its steel products. AVE high-speed train in order to link the Catalonian capital to the French border. Three kilometres of this tunnel are being dug directly underground Böhler is now also by means of a tunnelling ma- a customer in Romania chine and Messer is responsible for supplying the gases needed As Messer has collaborated successfully with Böhler- to install, maintain and dis- Uddeholm AG in Austria, Germany, Slovakia and mantle the mechanical exca- Hungary, the enterprise, dealing in stainless steel vator. Oxygen, acetylene and and other materials, recently also decided to appoint the inert welding gas Ferromix Messer as a supplier of gases for its operations in are used here. Construction of Romania, where Böhler needs liquid nitrogen for the tunnel is to be completed heat treatment of its products and ammonia for in two years. nitration processes as well as a cold chamber. Besides Marion Riedel, Messer Ibérica producing steel and selling it on an individual basis to customers via its branches, Böhler receives parts produced and submitted by customers for the purpose of heat treatment. The contract between Messer and Böhler involves a delivery of 100,000 cubic metres of nitrogen annually. Messer helps install, Paula Mocanu, Messer Romania maintain and dismantle this mechanical excavator in Barcelona. Weather-proof: helium Asco wins an important partner carries measuring devices into ThyssenKrupp Industrieservice GmbH is yet another renowned the atmosphere customer to use the Messer Group’s dry-ice production concept. The German Meteorological Service in Stuttgart and Essen At the end of November 2008, Asco installed an A120P dry-ice uses helium from Messer to transport its measuring devices pelletizer in Hagenbach near Karlsruhe (Germany). The 3-mm into the atmosphere, with radiosondes being lifted to pellets produced there are used by ThyssenKrupp exclusively heights of up to 35 kilometres by helium balloons. Sensors for dry-ice blasting. Asco also installed a CO2 tank facility measure air pressure, air temperature, humidity and upper on location for the purpose of future holding of winds, and transmit the measurement signals to ground stations which process the received information and relay liquid carbon dioxide from Messer Industriegase it to the meteorological service’s news centre where the GmbH. The production system is intended information can be directly utilized in accordance with a initially as a pilot project whose outcome, wide range of requirements. The German Meteorological if positive, will be a cue for ThyssenKrupp to Service operates eight aerological stations at present; the establish further dry-ice production sites in radiosonde stations in Essen and Stuttgart run automati- cooperation with Asco. cally. Radiosondes are launched from about 800 points Angelina Donati, Asco worldwide, some of them on ships and maritime platforms. Mario Tavano, Messer Industriegase CO2 tank facility for ThyssenKrupp in Hagenbach. on air 11 · 2009 8090004_MESK_11-0209 27.04.2009 16:46 Uhr Seite 5 News : 5 Well-packaged in the east and west The Swiss company Josef Müller Gemüse ator, CO2 is supplied via a 10,000 litre AG relies on know-how from Messer to tank, and oxygen via cylinder bundles. process freshly cut salads ready for con- Because gases are not yet widely used sumption. Since January of this year, by the foodstuffs industries of Bosnia and Messer has provided the necessary gases Herzegovina, Messer participated in a and been responsible for the entire gas symposium for bakers held there in the supply system – including gas mixers – autumn of 2008 in order to present the The company Josef Müller Gemüse AG relies required during production. In its present food-related applications of gases. On this on gases from Messer for packaging salads. state of expansion, the enterprise incor- occasion, the companies Sprinden and porates seven production lines, three of Klas also decided to employ the advan- and CO2 for packaging sandwiches and which employ gas mixtures during packag- tages of gases in packaging their prod- pastries. ing of salads. While nitrogen is produced ucts. These companies now use Gourmet Karlheinz Lauerbach, Messer Schweiz directly on location by means of a gener- N70 and N90 comprising mixtures of N2 Esma Djuzel, Messer Sarajevo Plin Syngenta engages in research for sustain- able agriculture. Preserving quality with nitrogen Messer supplies nitrogen in Hungary for quality assurance of non-alcoholicN beverages and fruit juices. At its new site near Budapest, Photo: Syngenta the Hungarian company Gramex possesses a modern PET-bottle filling A new supply system system with a nitrogen purging station for which Messer2 annually supplies for Syngenta over 700,000 cubic metres of nitrogen. The bottles are purged with gaseous nitrogen prior to being filled. This process protects preserv- Messer has installed a new supply system in ative free beverages from Monthey, Switzerland, at the premises of Syngenta, spoiling by oxidation. a leading global agricultural company.
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