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Advanced membrane filtration delivers ultra-pure in-line ingredient separation
Using microfiltration and ultrafiltration systems within continuous in-line processing environments allows manufacturers to isolate and concentrate proteins while maintaining steady material flow throughout production.
Study: Incinerator bottom ash is a surprisingly good cement filler
The team examined micronized powder recycled from bottom ash, testing its chemical composition and performance when used as an ingredient in mortar — which is the combination of cement, sand and water used in construction.
EV sales still at least double-digit growth in Europe
Chinese brands MG and BYD make inroads.
New technology enables earlier detection of rising main bursts
The new technology applies electrical signature analysis (ESA) to remotely monitor pumps and motors from the motor control center, with artificial intelligence (AI) used to analyze the current and voltage they draw.
Why transparency is needed in lithium-ion battery recycling
A new GAIA report finds that battery recyclers report almost nothing about what they release, recover or burn, leaving regulators and communities to find out the hard way.
Securing the future: Multi-point latching solutions for global energy storage systems
The customized multi-point latching system delivers outstanding physical protection, waterproof and dustproof performance for high standard energy storage equipment.
New wearable sensor warns users of environmental hazards
The wearable patch, which features miniature sensors, can detect environmental hazards like dangerous gases or heavy metals present in water.
UNIMOTION introduces new ironless LMLA motors
The primary benefits include extremely high precision, high dynamics, the absence of cogging force and no attractive force between the motor and the magnetic plate.
Researchers develop new technique for detecting plastic landmines
The developers of the new technique explained that ground-penetrating radar, magnetometry and electromagnetic induction are less effective at detecting plastic mines than detecting those that are derived from metal.
New autonomous technology streamlines naval mine detection and disposal
SIGURD’s developers believe that AUVs could be used to shorten that process with operators deploying the system directly into contested waters.
New portable laser system from China targets drones
The new system focuses a laser beam on a distant target, such as a drone. That beam burns through wires, destroys sensors and cameras, or overheats battery packs, thus destroying the drone.
OnLogic launches “Edge AI Excellence Awards” to celebrate real-world industrial AI innovation
The competition invites innovators, system integrators, original equipment manufacturers and end users who have successfully deployed edge AI applications built using Intel-powered hardware from OnLogic.
How smart interfaces and connectivity are powering telehealth-ready medical devices
Healthcare providers are able to monitor physiological data continuously while patients remain at home or go about their normal daily routines, extending care beyond the limited snapshots collected during in-person clinical visits.
Fast-tracking reliability testing in production
A food and beverage packaging machinery manufacturer has implemented a structured Reliability Growth Program supported by HBK’s ReliaSoft Weibull++ software to improve complex machinery performance.
Evaluating insulation materials for LNG piping and equipment
Liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities operate in one of the most demanding thermal environments found in industrial processing.
Converting heat pumps to DC: A cool way to save energy and costs
Standard residential air-source heat pumps can be retrofitted to operate directly on DC power to conserve electricity and operating costs.
Tunneling beneath Gothenburg
HBK engineering intelligence safeguards one of Sweden's largest transport infrastructure projects.
NORD serves up sweet energy and cost savings for industrial bakeries
Specialized drive technology engineered for the bakery industry maximizes uptime, adheres to strict hygiene rules and significantly reduces total cost of ownership.
Open days at Arburg in Radevormwald and Rednitzhembach
The common theme at the recent open house events was the presentation of the electric Allrounder Trend.
Crystalline alloys at the cutting edge
Crystalline alloys are pushing the frontiers of metallurgy and shaping high-performance materials with these five trends.