HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Volvo Partners to Drive Autonomous Vehicles

    Automaker joins with Autoliv on Drive Me project.

  • Natural Gas for Export: Process Fundamentals for Engineers, Part 2

    Condensate return treatment is an important, though sometimes overlooked, part of the process to prepare natural gas for transport.

  • The Art and Practice of Engineering Products for the "Bottom Billion"

    Creating engineered tools for use in emerging economies isn’t as easy as it may seem.

  • Reciprocity Pact Lightens Regulatory Load

    FAA, EASA and TCCA ink regulatory agreement.

  • Tesla Model X Debuts

    Vehicle has a range of 413 km from a full charge and offers a top speed of 250 km/h.

  • Aviation Commits to the Environment

    Broad-based commitment is beginning to be measurable and show results.

  • Prosthetics That Tune Themselves While in Use

    Retuning of power prosthetics can be costly, so researchers developed an algorithm that can adapt the limb to changing conditions.

  • Bloodhound Chases World Land Speed Record at 1000mph

    Dual-engine car must complete two record runs within one hour, challenging its design engineers.

  • Charge-as-You-Drive Could Ease Electric Vehicle Range Anxiety

    Introducing DWPT on roadways could boost the likelihood of consumers using an EV as their main car.

  • High Pressure HRSG and Co-Generation Water-Steam Chemistry Part 1

    Part 1 offers an overview of the key concepts. Part 2 outlines correct monitoring procedures for high-pressure water and steam units. Part 3 discusses protecting generators during downtimes.

  • Production Launches for 3MW Wind Turbine Blade

    Wind farm to deploy 150 MW of capacity and 100-meter-tall towers.

  • Alcoa to Split in mid-2016

    Upstream production to split from engineered products as company cites growing “divergence.”

  • Study: Save Airline Fuel with Less Distance between Planes

    Virginia Tech study says that tighter transatlantic spacing can cut emissions and fuel costs.

  • Researchers Create Innovative Nanoscale Wrench

    The wrenches could be used to make custom molecules that are at the heart of next-gen synthetic materials and medicines.

  • Material Is Stronger Than Steel but Flexible as Plastic

    Scientists publish instruction manual to create strong metallic glass alloy.

  • Toronto Rail Route to Open in 2021, Behind Schedule

    The route will include 25 stations, 15 of them underground.

  • California Considers Recycling Sewage Water

    A treatment plant and delivery facilities could cost $1 billion.

  • Steam Cracker Planned by Total in Texas

    The company is investing to access feedstock and low-cost energy.

  • ADB Earmarks $6bn for Climate Financing in Asia-Pacific

    Bank’s spending on climate change will rise to around 30% of its overall financing.

  • Alcoa Expansion Ready for Aluminum Vehicle Demand

    $300 million expansion supports strategy to capture growing demand for automotive aluminum body sheet.

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