A-Gas has broken ground on another set of separation towers at their Rhome, Texas plant, strengthening their commitment to the circular economy.
This expansion project is another example of A-Gas’ continued investment in cutting-edge technology, deepening their role as a sustainable industry player.
These new separation towers will increase A-Gas’ output by 100 per cent over the next 18 months to supply the US with high-quality reclaimed refrigerant gases.
Late last year, A-Gas completed the construction of its refrigerant separation towers at their plant outside of Dallas/Fort Worth. Recently, the separation towers were brought online, which multiplied the separation capacity at the Texas plant, increasing capacity by 100 per cent since the first set of separation towers were brought online in 2021 and 200 per cent since A-Gas began investing in this technology.
Year-over-year, A-Gas has nearly doubled their reclaimed refrigerant output with even the most complicated mixes safely returned to the marketplace at AHRI-700 specifications.
A-Gas Americas president, Mike Armstrong, said the demand for high quality reclaimed gas is only growing.
A-Gas’ newest separators will be operational in early 2024.