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Atlas maps mine sites to support pumped hydro energy storage
The analysis identified 904 suitable locations at former and existing mining sites in 77 nations with a combined storage potential of 30 TWh.
Enhance environmental and operational safety with PFAS-free chainflex cables from Igus
The “PFAS-free” label signifies that chainflex cables are devoid of these hazardous chemicals, safeguarding customer operations without needing product disposal or replacement if bans are implemented.
Schaltbau to unveil DC innovations at Hannover Messe
The new C303 industrial DC contactor, designed for bidirectional DC applications, will be showcased.
Allrounder 720 A: Efficient injection compression molding of IML thin-walled cups
An electric Allrounder 720 A in the "Ultimate" performance variant demonstrates at NPE 2024 that high-quality injection molding technology can be an alternative to thermoforming.
Biogas moisture, corrosion and accuracy issues resolved with rugged FCI Thermal ST100A wet gas flow meter
The meter is ideal where biogas is present in wastewater treatment digesters, landfill operations, oil/gas and petrochemical refinery stacks, and for power plant rain shielding.
Energy-X receives $1.4 million DOE grant for next-gen heat pump development
In this project, the team will design, develop and study next-gen evaporator technologies inspired by the intricacies of human lung function.
KSB expands range of high-performance water pumps
Designed as axially split volute casing pumps, the RDLO pumps are primarily utilized for clean water transport in pumping stations globally.
System designed to refuel in-orbit satellites
The in-flight refueler will advance space mobility and logistics capabilities beyond the constraint of launching with a fixed lifetime supply of fuel.
A path to tripling US bioenergy production
Biomass production can be sustainably tripled to yield an estimated 60 billion gallons of low greenhouse gas liquid fuels.
Data-driven techniques for advancing smart grids
Improved control operations, energy management, condition monitoring, forecasting, energy transaction security and fraud characterization are all possible with a data-driven automated grid.
Video: The next generation of orebody technology tools for mineral exploration and mining
New orebody knowledge tools promise to improve, automate and digitally transform orebody sciences in exploration, resource definition and production.
Sonar equipped smart-glasses track gaze, facial expressions
These technologies are reportedly small enough to be placed on commercial smart-glasses as well as on virtual reality (VR) or augmented reality (AR) headset.
Introducing WaterStop: A technological breakthrough in water damage prevention
Ajax System’s WaterStop represents an innovative solution engineered to mitigate the risks associated with leaks and floods through advanced technological features.
New reactor makes ingredients for plastics and rubber from natural gas
The engineers created a new chemical reactor that produces propylene, a chemical used in the making of industrial chemicals, such as ingredients for nitrile rubber used to manufacture automotive hoses and seals and blue protective gloves.
Bardex introduces its new quick connector for oil and gas, offshore uses
The Barmoor Quick Connector is built without high precision machined parts and features a lightweight, cost-effective design.
Comparing pathways for SAF production
The Fischer-Tropsch and methanol pathways are compared for the production of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) derived from renewable energy sources.
Ultra-low profile XY-Theta nanopositioning stage uses air bearings
Unlike conventional multi-axis stages, the A-361 employs only one moving platform shared among all three axes.
Samsung launches Bespoke AI kitchen appliances
These products build on new AI-powered technology to make meal planning and cooking easier than ever.
New tech uses AI to avoid collisions with wild animals
A team of researchers is building a computer vision model that automatically detects wild animals on Brazilian roadways.
Hydrogel lollipops promise to make mouth cancer detection "sweeter"
As patients suck on the lollipop, the hydrogel reportedly traps proteins in the saliva, which the researchers suggest function as biomarkers or indicators of potential cancer.