HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Startup to advance solid refrigerant tech

    The materials-based innovation focuses on low-pressure solid refrigerants for use in heat pumps, air conditioners, refrigerators and freezers.

  • Customized TECHNOMET-CONTROL VESA-mount enclosures for HMI electronics

    These enclosures for human-machine interfaces (HMIs) can now be specified fully customized ready for installation of the electronics.

  • WALTER brings more cleaning power with all-new SURFOX weld cleaning units

    Dual-user capability allows two operators to work with the same machine improving productivity.

  • CO2Meter launches GasLab industrial fixed gas detector series

    The new industrial gas detector series features up to 128 sensor capabilities.

  • Additive manufacturing: The next steps

    The technology has expanded into mainstream medical, aerospace and defense sectors.

  • Measuring pH in hand sanitizer: Choosing the right sensor

    Consider these guidelines for measuring pH in hand sanitizers that are alcohol-based and contain components such as active ingredients, humectants and excipients.

  • Moog introduces DOV series: Advanced, durable valves with easy installation

    The compact design of the D92x and D93x series valves enables easy integration into existing systems, minimizing space requirements and streamlining installation.

  • Customizable aerosol actuator launched by Aptar

    The actuator includes a secure and easy-to-use twist-to-lock system, thereby making it suitable for on-the-go applications and ensuring safety during transit.

  • 575 V, high-efficiency air-to-water heat pump launched by York

    The high-efficiency heat pump is now available in a 575 V model and is compliant with the Canadian Registration Number (CRN) requirements for pressurized equipment in certain provinces.

  • New mini excavator launched by DEVELON

    The DX17Z-7 can maneuver in tight work spaces with its compact size and features a retractable undercarriage with a collapsible dozer blade.

  • Pizza-making bot developed by Boeing engineer

    The aptly named Pzza system, built by Boeing engineer Omid Nakhjavani, can autonomously prepare dough, create a pizza base and apply sauce and toppings.

  • Beer yeast repurposed for filtering out lead in water

    The researchers suggest that the tons of discarded yeast from beer breweries could potentially filter out lead from contaminated water quickly.

  • Eggshells eyed for recovering rare earth elements

    The approach promises to offer an environmentally friendly method for extracting the REEs necessary for developing the permanent magnets used in electric cars and wind turbines.

  • Copper-treated stainless steel promises to kill bacteria without antibiotics or chemicals

    The new method relies on the natural antibacterial properties of copper in combination with small needle-like structures etched on the surface of stainless steel and designed to kill harmful bacteria including E. coli and Staphylococcus.

  • Major causes of power system failure

    Review the man-made and natural causes of power system loss and blackouts.

  • Rapid Locking System expands HVAC/R education initiatives with new training center and launch of mobile showroom

    Contractors, engineers and wholesalers can learn about evolving industry trends, and how to successfully install and implement press fittings to maximize their businesses.

  • MHI equips the ITER system

    Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. manufactures major components for the ITER project, contributing to the advancement of nuclear fusion development.

  • Introducing the new 148VK: An ETRI cooling fan for the whole world

    Features include a wider temperature range, an integrated self-tapping screw on the ground boss to facilitate mounting and the tropicalization of fan motors.

  • More power for enclosure cooling

    Benefit from an enclosure cooling solution, which combines power, efficiency and simplicity.

  • Educating an AI-ready workforce

    The annual program is designed to help build the next generation of AI-ready researchers.

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