Linde Builds Two Air Separation Plants for Tata Steel

Linde says it will construct two major air separation units at the Kalinganagar industrial complex at Orissa, India, to supply the steel manufacturer Tata Steel (Mumbai). Linde will invest €80 million ($97.4 million) in the project, which follows a recently signed agreement between the two companies. The units form part of a long-term, on-site gases supply contract for a new integrated steelworks that Tata is building at Kalinganagar. Each of the units will be designed to produce 1,200 m.t./day of air gases including gaseous oxygen, nitrogen, and argon...

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