Air Products wins Chemours contract
Published by Rosalie Starling,
Editor - Hydrocarbon Engineering
Hydrocarbon Engineering,
Air Products has announced the signing of an agreement for the supply of multiple industrial gases to Chemours Company FC, LLC. Air Products will build, own and operate an air separation unit (ASU) in New Johnsonville, Tennessee to produce oxygen, nitrogen, and argon, and will also supply Chemours with compressed dry air and breathing air for its established titanium dioxide (TiO2) production facility. The new Air Products plant is to be onstream in the fall of 2018.
"This is a great build on our existing relationship with titanium dioxide market leader Chemours, maker of Ti-PureTM brand titanium dioxide. We are very pleased to be producing and supplying industrial gases in New Johnsonville. This opportunity presents Air Products with an attractive geographic location in the southeastern US where we can continue to build density and reliably supply our customers with industrial gases," said Marie Ffolkes, President, Americas – Industrial Gases at Air Products. .
In addition, Air Products' production of liquid argon at New Johnsonville provides a location closer to merchant customer end markets in the north and central US. "The additional source of liquid argon coming from this new facility complements our existing supply capabilities in the Gulf Coast. .
The Tennessee location will assist Air Products in meeting expected growth in the argon market in northern and central regions," said Ffolkes. .
Air Products currently owns and operates over 300 air separation plants in over 40 countries worldwide serving varied customer applications. In addition to its plants, the company has sold, designed, and built more than 2000 air separation plants globally. Air Products' cryogenic offerings span from plants with a capability of 50 tpd, to single train facilities with oxygen production capacities beyond 4000 tpd. .
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