Linde starts up air separation unit for Taiwan customer

Published by Nicholas Woodroof, Editor
Hydrocarbon Engineering, Friday, 31 July 2020 09:30

Linde has started up a new air separation unit (ASU) and the first of three nitrogen generators, as part of a 15-year contract to supply ultra-high purity industrial gases to a major electronics customer in Taiwan.

Built and operated by Linde's joint venture Linde LienHwa (LLH), the project will support a multi-billion-dollar wafer fab expansion in Tainan Science Park, Taiwan. The remaining two generators are expected to come onstream in 2021. Once completed, the ASU and the three generators will have a total combined gas capacity of over 173 000 Nm³/hr.

"LLH is proud to have reached this significant milestone with our customer, starting the project on time and with the highest safety standards," said Alex Tong, President of LLH. "This start-up further underscores our track record of delivering on our promises and we look forward to completing the project safely in support of our customer's growth."

Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/gas-processing/31072020/linde-starts-up-air-separation-unit-for-taiwan-customer/

China processed a reduced volume of crude oil in 2Q22

Wednesday 05 October 2022 14:00

In 2Q22, China processed the least amount of crude oil since 1Q20, which is when the COVID-19 pandemic had the strongest effect on the country’s economic activity.

You might also like