The KSI gas heat exchanger by Pietro Fiorentini is designed to preheat gas upstream of pressure regulation systems, counteracting temperature drops caused by the Joule–Thomson effect.
Featuring a vertical shell-and-tube design, it is suitable for natural gas, air, propane and other non-aggressive gases, using hot water, superheated water or steam as heating medium.
Optional accessories include pressure gauges, pressure switches, safety valves and an air self-venting device.
Hyter and its partners validated an AEMWE electrolyser up to 1 MW in an industrial environment, achieving hydrogen purity up to 99.999%.
Pietro Fiorentini, Athena, 2RZ, the Department of Chemical Sciences of the University of Padua and UniSMART Foundation have joined forces in the Veneto Region-funded LEONE project — LEan Optimisation of Novel Electrolysers. Over 30 months, the partners will work to simplify electrolyser manufacturing, improve reliability and reduce dependence on critical and costly materials. The project […]
2025 was marked by evolving geopolitical dynamics and shifting international balances. In this complex scenario, the solidity of the Pietro Fiorentini Group ensured the continuity needed to face challenges and seize opportunities responsibly and with a long-term vision. Built on this resilience and the Group’s new governance structure, the 2025 Sustainability Report is titled “Many […]
