Within the realm of efficient and safe transfer of cryogenic fluids, Vacuum Insulated Piping (VIP) is essential. Collaboration between cryogenic experts and mechanical contractors is crucial to the success of such projects. CryoWorks is a trusted partner for mechanical contractors to ensure projects are executed to the highest standards and completed on time for various …
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CryoWorks x GAWDA Media at the 2024 GAWDA Annual Convention!
Our Sales Director, Matt Miller had a great time catching up with Tim Hudson at GAWDA Media at the Annual GAWDA Convention. Learn more about our capabilities and upcoming plans for 2024 by checking out the video!
CryoWorks, Inc. Awarded ISO 9001:2015 Certification!
Jurupa Valley, California July 2023 – CryoWorks, Inc., a leading cryogenic pipe and system manufacturer, has obtained the prestigious ISO 9001:2015 certification. The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 9001:2015 validates a company’s ability to meet and exceed the highest standard of quality and reliability for customers. The standard is based on numerous quality management principles, …
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Modular Pipe Construction: Reducing Project Risk and Complexity with CryoWorks!
Modular Pipe Construction: Reducing Project Risk and Complexity with CryoWorks! The current shortage of skilled craft labor in the US has prompted a transformation in the way major projects are designed and executed, particularly in the US Gulf states where numerous Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) and Petrochemical ventures are underway. To address the labor scarcity, …
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CryoWorks: Make it Happen, Make it Easy, Make it Fun
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Ensure Your Cryogenic Piping System is Safe With an Oxygen Deficiency Monitoring System
Author: Matt Miller, Director of Sales – Commercial Division The safety of a cryogenic distribution system goes beyond piping components such as pressure relief devices and shut-off Valves; it also includes components such as oxygen deficiency monitors. Oxygen Monitors play a critical role in cryogenic piping systems due to the risk of oxygen depletion in …
5 Reasons to Shop on Shop.CryoWorks.Net for Cryogenic Products!
With the launch of our cryogenic e-commerce store, Shop.CryoWorks.Net, CryoWorks has made it easier than ever for customers to order a variety of products for the storage, distrib樂威壯 ution, and transfer of cryogenic fluids…online! Here are 5 reasons why Shop.CryoWorks.Net is the webstore for all things cryogenic products: 1. Quick Delivery With most of our …
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Protecting People and Profits: What Are the Top 2 Reasons Every LNG (Liquified Natural Gas) Plant Should Use Vacuum Insulated Pipe (VIP)?
Natural gas, a hydrocarbon gas comprised predominantly of methane, is an important global energy source. For decades, countries have made it part of their energy policy to switch from coal to cleaner burning natural gas, increasing its demand. Transporting gas by any means other than high pressure pipe is challenging and often infeasible. To make …
Vacuum Jacketed Pipe vs. Vacuum Insulated Pipe, Which is Correct?
In the world of cryogenics, where temperatures can reach -452°F (-269°C), mechanical insulation often isn’t suitable to keep liquified gases cold enough for storage, transfer, or use. Without sufficient insulation, liquids boil off, reducing the liquid quality and creating a wasted product. Instead, most users deploy piping that utilizes super-insulation to minimize heat transfer. In …
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The 300 Series Austenitic Stainless Steels
Differences Between Steels: The 300 series austenitic stainless steels are a set of iron-based chromium-nickel alloys designed to resist corrosion. This in combination with excellent formability, resistance to wear, and strength at temperature make them common materials of construction within piping systems. Differences between the alloys are slight but deliberate. While they can be used …
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