Hydrogen Technology For The Glass Industry

Date: 26 March 2007

Hydrogen has always played a crucial role in industrial processes ranging from hydrocarbon refining to pharmaceuticals manufacture, float glass production, food processing and much more in between.

Now with moves towards developing hydrogen as an alternative to fossil fuels, it's set to become more important than ever. As new uses for hydrogen come into play, gas companies are working to develop new methods to produce and supply this essential gas.

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