SIAD Americas Secures Air Separation Unit Contracts
SIAD Americas LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of SIAD Macchine Impianti S.p.A. (SIAD MI), secured four air separation unit (ASU) orders from from three customers that will be contracted and supplied by its parent company, SIAD MI.
A 400 mTPD ASU for delivery to Aço Verde do Brazil has been awarded by California-based Gas Engineering. The ASU will supply oxygen, nitrogen, and argon to Brazil’s first green steel mill located in the Maranhâo State municipality of Açailândia, Brazil. The ASU is being designed by SIAD MI’s global engineering centers in Bergamo, Italy, and Hangzhou, China, with equipment sourced from suppliers in the United States, Europe, and SIAD MI’s China fabrication facilities in Deqing. The ASU is expected to be in operation in early-2025.
The company also announced an award from a large industrial gas company for a 240 mTPD gaseous nitrogen ASU to supply nitrogen to its customer located in the United States. This nitrogen ASU will be supplied by SIAD MI’s engineering and fabrication facilities in Italy.
Also announced is the full operation of two 30 mTPD gaseous nitrogen ASUs awarded earlier by an industrial gas company in Mexico to supply on-site nitrogen to its customers. These nitrogen ASUs employ SIAD MI’s liquid assist technology coupled with the company’s vacuum-insulated cold box technology that collectively eliminates the need for turboexpanders.
The marketing, sales, engineering, procurement, and project management support for ASU and carbon dioxide engineered equipment sales in the Americas is being provided by SIAD Americas’ team in The Woodlands, Texas, and working closely with its counterpart in Bergamo and Hangzhou.
Headquartered in Bergamo, Italy, SIAD MI is a global provider of engineered equipment including ASUs, natural gas liquefiers, carbon dioxide capture and liquefaction plants, biogas upgrading systems, combustion systems, and reciprocating compressors for process gases, including API 618, and oil-free air, hydrogen, and oxygen.
