What are the respective features of Linde’s and Air Liquide’s air separation technologies?

2009-03-08View Original

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What are the respective features of Linde’s and Air Liquide’s air separation technologies?

Reply #22009-03-08

There was a similar discussion on the forum previously, which can be used as a reference: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/archiver/tid-211301.html

Reply #32009-03-21

I don’t have much experience with it, but I think Air Liquide is very meticulous; as for how good it really is, that’s hard to say

Reply #42009-04-07

Personally, I think Linde’s technology is still superior to Air Liquide’s; after all, Linde is the pioneer in the air separation industry for a reason. However, its sales figures these days don’t seem as high as those of Air Liquide.

Reply #52009-06-20

Haha. Linde, Air Liquide, Siemens, AP, and MAN are also contracted out to Chinese companies for production.

Reply #62009-07-04

They’re more or less the same. It’s just that Liquak has been more successful in adapting to the local market, as can be seen from its sales figures over the past few years.

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