IOMA Members may access this and other past Annual Meeting presentations at iomaweb.org

At IOMA’s Annual Meeting in Kiawah Island lastOctober, Michael Graff, President and CEO of

American Air Liquide Holdings, Inc., presented“Sustainable Development to the Fourth Dimension.”You will find Mr. Graff’s presentation slides on page 5of this publication. n

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International Harmonization Awards Presented

O n November 1 in Tokyo, the 2011 IOMAInternational Harmonization Awardwas presented to Takashi Washizu,

recently retired from Air Water Inc. This award,now in its seventh year, is sponsored by the IOMAGlobal Committee and is designed to recognize anindividual who has demonstrated significant anddistinguished service to our industry’s interna-tional harmonization process. It is presented to anemployee or retiree of a member company of theInternational Harmonization Council (IHC), whobest exemplifies the character, commitment, andtechnical excellence prevalent in the developmentof harmonized documents or legislation at theinternational level. Nominees are submitted bythe IHC to the IOMA Global Committee, who makes the final selection.

Mr. Washizu’s commitment, leadership and technical expertise have beeninstrumental to the successful activities of the IHC in the areas of planning,reviewing, generation and achievement of harmonized documents. He wasactively involved in harmonization activities as head of the Japan Industrial &Medical Gases Association (JIMGA) IHC Working Group since 2004, and ViceChairman of the JIMGA International Council. He has made numerous con-tributions in the area of international harmonization and was an effectiveleader of the Osaka Regional High Pressure Gas Safety Association.

As head of the IHC Working Group, Mr. Washizu represented the JIMGAmember companies by organizing ad hoc task forces to work on issues ofinternational harmonization. He managed the transformation of the docu-ments into JIMGA standards and guided numerous international harmoniza-

tion projects to their completion. Some of his projects included the organiza-tion and leadership of an ad hoc task force for Regional Oxygen Contractorsand the Arsine and Phosphine ad hoc task forces. He also brought to comple-tion the JIMGA version of Safety Policies for Unmanned ASU Plants.

Also on November 1 in Tokyo, a Special Recognition Award sponsored bythe IOMA Global Committee was presented to Roger Smith in recognition ofhis many contributions and leadership relative to the international harmo-nization of standards.As the Compressed Gas Association’s (CGA) chief tech-nical director (retired), Mr. Smith facilitated the harmonization process ofmany documents, and the industry owes him its gratitude for his relentlessefforts and dedication to the very important work of global harmonization.

IOMA extends our most sincere congratulations and thanks to TakashiWashizu and Roger Smith. n

IOMA Welcomes New Leadership

IOMA President Bill Kroll (left) presents the2011 International Harmonization Award toTakashi Washizu, pictured here with his wife.

Roger Smith accepts a Special RecognitionAward from President Kroll.

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Bill Kroll Elected IOMA President for 2012

During the IOMA Board of Directors meeting on November 1, 2011, WilliamJ.“Bill” Kroll, chairman and CEO of MATHESON (Basking Ridge, NJ, USA)

was elected President for 2012. Upon hearing the news, Mr. Kroll said, “I have agreat deal of respect for IOMA and its role in the global compressed gas business.IOMA has a positive influence worldwide, and its work has impact. To be electedits President is truly an honor, and serving will be a privilege.”

Mr. Kroll had previously been elected IOMA Vice President for 2011. On October 1, 2011, he wasappointed by the Board to serve the balance of the term of 2011 President Kent Masters, who recently

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2011 IOMA OFFICERS & DIRECTORSChairman of the BoardAldo Fumagalli Romario, SOL S.p.A., Monza, Italy

President/Vice PresidentWilliam Kroll, MATHESON, Basking Ridge, NJ, USA

TreasurerWalter Brant, Indiana Oxygen Co., Inc.,Indianapolis, IN, USA

SecretaryStefan Messer, Messer Group GmbH,Sulzbach, Germany

DirectorsAldo Beloni, The Linde Group, Munich, Germany

Hernán Briones, Indura S.A. Industria y Comercio,Santiago, ChileFinbar Constant, Irish Oxygen Co., Ltd., Cork, Ireland

Robert Dixon, Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.,Allentown, PA, USA

Ron LaBarre, Air Liquide S.A., Paris, France

Akiji Makino, Iwatani Corp., Tokyo, Japan

Clas Palmberg, Oy Woikoski Ab, Finland

Scott Telesz, Praxair, Inc., Danbury, CT, USA

Tom Thoman, Airgas, Inc., Radnor, PA, USA

Executive DirectorDavid A. Saunders, Washington, DC, USA

Legal CounselKristi Drefke, Jones Day, Washington, DC, USA

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2012 Membership Dues Billing and IOMA Membership Roster in Progress

IOMA Welcomes New Leadershipä Continued from page 1

I nvoices for the annual membership dues for IOMA’s 2012 fiscal year were mailed inDecember. The dues amount for all members is unchanged from 2011.Payment of the annual dues covers membership services and the Association’s administra-

tive costs from January 1, 2012 to December 31, 2012. Full payment by March 31 isrequired to keep a company in good standing and to have full privileges of membership,including a company’s listing in the 2012 Membership Roster and an invitation to the 2012Annual Meeting in Santiago, Chile.

Along with the 2012 dues invoice, the primary representative of your company willreceive a member listing verification form, which we will use to update the 2012Membership Roster. We appreciate your cooperation in reviewing and verifying to IOMAthat the information is correct. All edits must be received by IOMA no later than January 31,2012, to be included in the printed 2012 Membership Roster. The new roster will be mailedto members in the first quarter of 2012.

We appreciate your prompt payment of 2012 dues, and thank you for your continuedsupport of the Association.

resigned as a member of The Linde Group’s Executive Board and therefore had to leave the IOMA Boardof Directors.

2012 Officers ElectedAlso elected by the Board to serve as IOMA’s 2012 officers were:• Chairman of the Board – Aldo Fumagalli Romario, SOL S.p.A.• Vice President – Walter “Wally” Brant, Indiana Oxygen Co., Inc.• Treasurer – Stefan Messer, Messer Group GmbH• Secretary – Aldo Belloni, The Linde Group

Dr. Aldo Belloni Appointed to the IOMABoard of Directors

E ffective October 1, 2011, Aldo Belloni, a member of The Linde Group’sExecutive Board, was appointed by the IOMA Board of Directors to complete

the unexpired three-year term of the director seat held by Kent Masters, whoresigned from the Board upon leaving his position at The Linde Group. IOMAwelcomes Dr. Belloni back to the Board of Directors, where he served as a direc-tor in 2005–2006.

In related news, the Supervisory Board of The Linde Group appointed Thomas Blades as a newmember of their Executive Board succeeding Mr. Masters. Mr. Blades, who will assume his position byApril 1, 2012, will be responsible for Linde’s gases business in North and South America and the lique-fied gases and cylinder gas business and global healthcare operations. Mr. Blades most recently servedas CEO of the Oil & Gas Division in Siemens AG’s Energy Sector. n

EIGA Documents

The European Industrial GasesAssociation (EIGA) (Brussels, Belgium)

has the following publications available:• Briefing Note BN 12/11 “Use of Carbon Monoxide (CO)

and Gas Mixtures with CO for the Treatment of Meat andFish”

• “Comparison of European, US & JapanesePharmacopoeia Monographs for Medicinal Gases” - MGCDoc 152/11/E (replacing Doc 152/08)

• “Environmental Impacts of Acetylene Plants” - IGC Doc109/11/E (Revision of Doc 109/03)

• “Environmental Impacts of Hydrogen Plants” - IGC Doc122/11/E (Revision of Doc 122/04)

• Training Package TP 26/11 “Recent Incidents in theIndustrial and Medical Gases Industry (SAC 127)”These documents may be obtained from

the EIGA website at www.eiga.eu. n

CGA Documents

The Compressed Gas Association (CGA)(Chantilly, VA, USA) has the following

2011 publications now available to itsmembers:• RA-102, Regulatory Alert on HM-244D Final Rule• RA-101, Regulatory Alert on Mandatory Reporting of

GHG, 40 CFR Part 98, Proposed Rule• RA-100, Regulatory Alert on HM-218F Final Rule• RA-99, Regulatory Alert on 49 CFR Parts 192 & 195,

Final Rule• RA-98, Regulatory Alert on NPRM for HM-256A, Use of

Cell Phones• RA-97, Regulatory Alert on Amending TDG Regulations

(Amendment 9) (SOR/2011-60)• RA-96, Regulatory Alert on NPRM for 39 CFR Parts 172

& 177 (HM-247)• RA-93A, Regulatory Alert on PHMSA ANPRM for HM-

241; Comment Extension• RA-95, Regulatory Alert on PHMSA Final Rule for HM-

245• RA-94, Regulatory Alert on PHMSA Final Rule for HM-

215K• RA-93, Regulatory Alert on PHMSA ANPRM for HM-241• RA-92, Regulatory Alert on FMCSA NPRM Drivers of

CMVs-Use of Cell Phones• RA-91, Regulatory Alert on HM-233B Final Rule n

CGA Announces NewChairman

TThe Board of Directors of theCompressed Gas Association (CGA)

(Chantilly, VA, USA), has appointedWilliam J. Kroll as their Chairman.

The CGA represents all facets of the gasindustry: manufacturers, distributors, sup-pliers, and transporters of gases, cryo-genic liquids, and related products. Thereach of the CGA embraces industrial,medical, and specialty gases in com-pressed or liquefied form, and a range ofgas handling equipment.

Mr. Kroll, also serving as IOMA’s pres-ident, is chairman and CEO at MATHE-SON, a supplier of industrial, welding,electronics, specialty gases, and relatedequipment, headquartered in BaskingRidge, NJ, USA. MATHESON operatesglobally, and is the largest subsidiary ofTaiyo Nippon Sanso Corporation.

At the CGA Annual Meeting in April2011, Mr. Kroll was elected Vice Chair-man for 2011. His Vice Chairman termwas set to expire in April 2012, at whichtime he would assume the position ofChairman. On September 21, 2011, Mr.Kroll was appointed to serve the balanceof the term of 2011 Chairman of theBoard, Kim Denney, who resigned the postupon leaving her position at Air Liquide.Kroll will serve as Chairman through April2013. n

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JANUARY 24–26EIGA Winter Session

Brussels, Belgium

APRIL 1–5CGA Annual Meeting

Florida, USA

MAY 31 – JUNE 2EIGA Summer Meeting

Slovenia

NOVEMBER 10 –14IOMA 69th Annual Meeting

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IOMA 70th Annual MeetingFour Seasons Resort

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Air Liquide Starts Up New CaliforniaPlant

Air Liquide (Paris, France) announcedthe start up of an energy-efficient Air

Separation Unit (ASU) at its facility in Ran-cho Cucamonga, California. The newproduction unit will enable Air Liquide toincrease its supply of industrial gases tocustomers in the region while minimizingpower consumption and overall produc-tion costs.

With the expansion of the RanchoCucamonga plant, Air Liquide will rough-ly double the size of its workforce thereby hiring nearly 30 new employees overthe next 14 months to fill positions mostlyin production and distribution. Over thelast three years, approximately 150 con-struction jobs were created to build thenew ASU. Air Liquide has partneredclosely throughout the project with South-ern California Edison, the electricityprovider supplying Air Liquide’s facility inRancho Cucamonga, to ensure the newplant is both energy efficient anddemand-response ready. The new ASUproduces liquid oxygen and nitrogen fora range of industries, including health-care, food and beverage, steel, glass,electronics, oil and gas, and chemicals.

Air Liquide Invests in New ASUs inChile and Saudi Arabia

Air Liquide S.A. (Paris, France) hasdecided to invest in a new air gases

plant in the Santiago region, close toChile’s main markets. This plant, repre-senting an investment of approximately25 million (35 million USD), will have aproduction capacity of nearly 150 tonsper day of liquid oxygen, nitrogen andargon and allow Air Liquide to meet thegrowing needs for liquid and cylindergases of the Industrial Merchant andHealthcare markets in the Central andSouthern regions of Chile. The new unitwill be commissioned mid-2013. Thisplant will significantly enhance Air Liq-uide’s supply chain in the region and willoffer customers greater flexibility, costcompetiveness and reliability.

Air Products Signs Second Contractwith Samsung for AMOLEDProduction in Korea

Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. (Allen-town, PA, USA) announced it has

been selected to supply gaseous nitrogenand oxygen, and liquid argon to Sam-sung Mobile Display (SMD) for its ActiveMatrix Organic Light Emitting Diode(AMOLED) production. This is the secondcontract of its type following last year’scontract for SMD’s 5.5 generationAMOLED. Air Products will build anotherair separation unit and pipeline at its Tan-jeong, Korea site for gases supply toSMD’s upcoming fab. Air Products willalso build purification, filtering and moni-toring systems. The company is currentlysupplying gaseous nitrogen and oxygen,and liquid argon to SMD’s existingAMOLED fab in Tanjeong and two large-scale TFT-LCD facilities in Cheonan.Besides Tanjeong and Cheonan, Air Prod-ucts has also recently announced nitrogenand pipeline expansions in many of themost important semiconductor and LCDmanufacturing geographies around theworld including Gumi, Korea; Tainan andTai Chung, Taiwan; and Austin, TX andChandler, AZ. in the U.S.

MATHESON Sponsors the 16thAnnual America’s Challenge GasBalloon Race

MATHESON (Baking Ridge, NJ, USA)sponsored the America’s Challenge

Gas Balloon Race in October 2011 at theAlbuquerque International Balloon Fiestaheld in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.MATHESON has been sponsoring thisevent for over a decade. The America’sChallenge Gas Balloon Race is a cross-country duration and distance race, andthis year the event featured both hydro-gen and helium balloons. MATHESONsupplied and filled four hydrogen andfour helium balloons for the race. Thisyear’s winning team consisted of mem-bers from the UK and Australia. Their triptook 71 hours, 32 minutes, and they trav-eled a distance of 974 miles (1,568 km),landing 65 miles (105 km) from Minot,North Dakota. This is the world’s largestpremier ballooning event, attracting morethan 800 balloons, and it is the most pho-tographed event in the world. It is estimat-ed that over one and a half million spec-tators were on-site for the event.

IOMA MEMBER NEWS

IOMA sends best wishes to you and your family,friends and staff during

this holiday season.

May the New Year bring you good health, peace

and happiness.

Messer Supplies Nitrogen Unit forReactor Cooling at LANXESS

Messer Group GmbH (Sulzbach, Ger-many) is installing a reactor cooling

unit at LANXESS Deutschland AG. The so-called Cryocontrol unit, which uses cryo-genic liquid nitrogen as a coolant, will beused for rubber-related research anddevelopment purposes at the Dormagensite. The start-up of this unit providesMesser with a new reference in the fieldof reactor cooling. In modern pharmaceu-tical and fine chemical production (e.g.,in the production of active ingredients),very low process temperatures are oftenrequired in reactors. These low tempera-tures help to ensure targeted control ofsynthesis steps or to increase productyield. Temperature requirements as low as-100°C are not unusual. As a rule, hightemperatures are also required in thesame process step. The Cryocontrolprocess uses cryogenic liquid nitrogen toproduce these low temperatures.

Air Liquide Signs Contract with Poscofor Two ASU’s in South Korea

Air Liquide (Paris, France) has recentlysigned a contract with Posco E&C, the

Engineering and Construction division ofPosco, to design and build two very largeAir Separation Units (ASU), each of whichwill have an oxygen production capacityof 3,750 tons per day. This is the largestproduction capacity designed so far for asteelmaker by Air Liquide. Oxygen is usedto transform cast iron into steel. These twonew units will be installed at Posco’sGwangyang and Pohang sites in SouthKorea. The oxygen they produce willenable the Gwangyang site to support thePosco Group’s increase in global steel pro-duction. The second unit will meet grow-ing demand for oxygen in connection withthe construction of a second steel plant(with a production capacity of 2 milliontons per year) on the Pohang site. Poscois the largest integrated steel producer inthe country and one of the most importantin the world. Founded in 1968 and priva-tized in 2000, Posco has led the Koreansteel industry for more than four decades.In 2010, Posco produced 33.7 milliontons of crude steel. Air Liquide has beenworking with Posco for more than 25years, and has already supplied it with 17ASUs on these two sites in South Korea.

Air Products Supplies Oxygen toGerdau Steel in Canada

Air Products’ (Allentown, PA, USA)PRISM® VSA Oxygen Generation

System is now officially supplying GerdauSteel’s Whitby, Ontario, Canada facilitywith over 200 tons per day of oxygen forits steelmaking plant. Air Products alsowill supply liquid nitrogen and liquid oxy-gen. This Gerdau project announcementfollows Air Products’ September 2011PRISM VSA Oxygen Generation Systemcontract win at a first-of-its-kind waste-to-ethanol facility in Vero Beach, Florida. AirProducts’ PRISM® Gas Generation Sys-tems supply nitrogen, oxygen, and hydro-gen to more than 1,500 customers.

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BRIEFSBRIEFSn Praxair, Inc. (Danbury, CT, USA) subsidiary, Praxair Distribution Inc., has acquiredNational Alloy and Equipment, Inc. of Houston, Texas, USA, an independent distribu-tor of industrial and specialty gases and ancillary welding equipment, supplies andservices. National Alloy is a market leader in northwestern Houston, one of the fastestgrowing welding markets in the U.S. The company’s core competency is technicalsupport to the fabricators of high-pressure control packages and drilling risers for harshoff-shore environments that require low-alloy, high-strength wires and fluxes. The abilityto design sophisticated welding packages and procedures makes National Alloy aone-stop supplier to the oil & energy industry.

n Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. (Allentown, PA, USA) appointed John W.Marsland as senior vice president and general manager, Global Merchant Gases. Hesucceeds Robert D. Dixon, who is retiring from the company in early 2012. Marslandjoined Air Products in 2002 and currently serves as senior vice president and generalmanager, Electronics, Performance Materials and Supply Chain. He graduated fromBabson College in 1988 with a B.S. degree in finance and investments.

n Praxair, Inc. (Danbury, CT, USA) subsidiary, Praxair Distribution Inc., has acquiredAmerican Gas Group (AGG), a leading supplier of specialty gases worldwide. AGGis comprised of Specialty Gases of America, Inc., American Specialty Gases Inc.,Semiconductor Resources, Inc. and Specialty Gases of America, LLC. The businessincludes facilities in Toledo, Ohio and Wheeling, Illinois, with 56 employees.

n The Linde Group’s (Munich, Germany) Supervisory Board has appointed ThomasBlades as a new member of their Executive Board succeeding Kent Masters. Mr.Blades, who will assume his position by April 1, 2012, will be responsible for Linde'sgases business in North and South America and the liquefied gases and cylinder gasbusiness and global healthcare operations. Mr. Blades most recently served as CEOof the Oil & Gas Division in Siemens AG's Energy Sector. n

Air Liquide Further Invests in Bulgaria

Air Liquide (Paris, France) has signed anew agreement with Aurubis, the

largest copper producer in Europe andthe world leader in copper recycling. Itproduces some 1 million tons of coppercathodes each year as well as a variety ofcopper products. Under the terms of the15-year contract, Air Liquide will supplyadditional quantities of oxygen to Aurubisas of 2013. Air Liquide will invest toexpand its operations in Pirdop, 80 kmeast of Sofia, and will supply 350 tonsper day of gaseous oxygen, in addition tothe 800 tons per day already supplied.This agreement between Air Liquide andAurubis is part of “Aurubis Bulgaria2014”, a new investment programlaunched by Aurubis. n

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A t IOMA’s 2010 Annual Meeting in Kiawah Island last October,Michael Graff, President and CEO of American Air Liquide

Holdings, Inc., gave a presentation on sustainable development. This and other past Annual Meeting presentations are available

to IOMA members at www.iomaweb.org. Michael Graff

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EXPANDER ROTO FLOW, mechanical center section, Mod 10-2E2D for 30 to 50 T/D, Linde Unox Gas Plants. Completelyrebuilt.EXPANDER ROTO FLOW, mechanical center section, Mod10-2E2D for 30 to 50 T/D, Linde Unox Gas Plants. Completelyrebuilt.

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