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Pittsburgh Corning
Address:
63 Milford Road
Reading
RG1 8LG
UK
Telephone: (UK) +44 118 950 0655
http://www.foamglas.co.uk
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Listing of all 13 news releases from Pittsburgh Corning:
Exxon reaps benefits of new Foamglas insulation
User application article An Exxon ethylene plant has reaped the benefits of replacing its cryogenic-service pipework insulation with Foamglas Terostat from Pittsburgh Corning
News from Pittsburgh Corning ( 3 January 2008)
Foamglas Terostat for ConocoPhillips project
User application article Pittsburgh Corning Foamglas cellular glass insulation has been specified by ConocoPhillips for an extensive upgrade of its 30 year old Teesside plant, for the major volatile compounds recovery project
News from Pittsburgh Corning (25 July 2007)
Foamglas insulation used on major UK gas terminal
User application article Foamglas cellular glass insulation from Pittsburgh Corning has been used extensively throughout the new Langeled gas reception terminal, for Ormen Lange gas imports to Easington in East Yorkshire
News from Pittsburgh Corning (16 March 2007)
Sealing for Fire-wall penetrations by Foamglas
Using Foamglas cellular glass insulation from Pittsburgh Corning enables a continuous insulation system to be created wherever services need to pass through a fire wall or floor.
News from Pittsburgh Corning (12 June 2006)
Insulation of hot and cold HVAC piping
User application article A new technical data handbook from Pittsburgh Corning describes the Foamglas insulation of pipes, particularly in HVAC applications and firefighting water for underground transport situations
News from Pittsburgh Corning (21 October 2005)
Terminal tanks with Foamglas revalidated
User application article Tank bases insulated with Foamglas cellular glass insulation in 1979-1981 were decommissioned and revalidated as part of the National Grid Transco development of its LNG importation terminal in Kent
News from Pittsburgh Corning (10 October 2005)
Re-launch of Foamglas website
The Foamglas website gives instant access to safety data and outline installation specifications for Foamglas cellular glass insulation
News from Pittsburgh Corning (15 June 2005)
Foamglas for Terminal Five at Heathrow
User application article The new GBP4.2bn Terminal 5 at London Heathrow Airport is one of the biggest and most complex building projects in recent times in the UK, and uses Foamglass non-combustible insulation materials
News from Pittsburgh Corning (24 May 2005)
Foamglas industrial insulation explained
Technical background article Pittsburgh Corning has re-launched the Foamglas industrial insulation website foamglas.co.uk to give instant access to safety data and outline installation specifications
News from Pittsburgh Corning (16 May 2005)
The facts about corrosion under insulation
Technical background article Corrosion costs in the UK alone currently exceed GBP25 billion: a new publication now available from Pittsburgh Corning looks factually at the problems of corrosion under wet insulation
News from Pittsburgh Corning ( 4 May 2005)
Foamglas for award winning pharmaceutical project
User application article Foamglas cellular glass insulation, pre-coated with the recently launched Terostat coating, has been installed by a major pharmaceutical manufacturer, allowing fast-track project completion
News from Pittsburgh Corning (10 January 2005)
Terostat coated Foamglas insulation applied fast
Terostat PC is a factory pre-applied coating for Foamglas cellular glass insulation which can greatly reduce site-installation times and costs, designed originally for LNG piping applications at -161C
News from Pittsburgh Corning (11 May 2004)
Thicker Foamglas brings increased economy
Pittsburgh Corning, the manufacturer of Foamglas cellular glass insulation announces an advancement in its manufacturing facilities which enables Foamglas blocks to be produced up to 180mm thick
News from Pittsburgh Corning ( 8 January 2004)
