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Texas A&M University receives DOE funding to develop methods of reducing industrial emissions with heat pump innovations
Researchers from Texas A&M University are employing their expertise to develop a novel method to significantly reduce energy consumption in the wood-drying industry.
Study: Indoor relative humidity may influence COVID-19 transmissions
The researchers suggest that COVID-19 infections and deaths were higher when indoor relative humidity levels were outside a 40% to 60% range.
GEA presents efficient solution for high heating temperatures with the new RedGenium heat pump
The new GEA RedGenium heat pump now facilitates even higher temperatures, has an enhanced capacity range, and features best-in-class efficiencies at lower total costs.
Modern Motors Demystified (Dec. 11-17)
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Pfeiffer Vacuum introduces new ACP 90 Multi-stage Roots pumps
Pfeiffer Vacuum recently introduced its new Multi-stage Roots pumps – the ACP 90 range, specifically designed for oil- and particle-free applications in the pressure range between atmosphere up to 3x10-2 hPa.
Spider-like robot performs in-pipe inspections
Outfitted with a 360° camera, SPDI can navigate and inspect pipes of various diameters and overcome obstacles encountered within the pipes.
Wind turbine materials branch out
Wood is the root of a new design path for sustainable wind turbine rotor blades.
Top industrial GHG emitters in the US
U.S. greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions rose by 4.1% from major industrial sources in 2021 relative to 2020, with power plants identified as the major contributors.
Anellotech offers drum-quantity samples of recycled BTX made from mixed waste plastics via Plas-TCat process
The recycled benzene, toluene and xylenes (BTX) are produced with the company's catalytic pyrolysis technology.
Video: New life for old e-chains with expanded recycling program
A new online platform now supports the recycling of e-chains as well as other technical plastic waste.
High purity T-342 diaphragm valve now includes sanitary adapters option
These diaphragm valves are an ideal choice for high purity water systems, such as reverse osmosis/deionization applications and ultrapure water lines.
MMA structural adhesive for tough to bond substrates
The adhesive offers fast room temperature curing and excellent mechanical properties.
Increase access point capacity with Wi-Fi 6 capable flexible cable assemblies
The assembly is designed on a flexible cable type that offers good thermal resistance and is ideal for tight spaces.
5 tech trends manufacturers need on their side in 2023
Learn the new tech trends of 2023 that every manufacturer needs to follow. Find out what they are and why they are essential to follow in the upcoming year.
How can Radwell.com help in unexpected downtime?
Radwell.com is the modern answer to critical spare supply solutions.
A. O. Smith sets new standard with high-efficiency heat pump water heater — The Voltex AL
Water heating and water treatment specialists A. O. Smith recently introduced the Voltex AL (anti-leak) hybrid electric heat pump water heater to its portfolio of residential products.
Emerson’s new analytics software automates utilities monitoring and reporting for clean-in-place applications
The technology replaces error-prone manual record keeping and monitors energy and utilities parameters, improving efficiency and productivity.
ABB introduces its smallest industrial bot yet
ABB’s IRB 1010 is an industrial robot with a 5.2-inch footprint and a reach of 14.5 inches designed for increasing production of small devices such as health trackers, smart watches, sensors and earphones in the manufacturing space.
Highly efficient magnet-free electric motor
Will magnet-free motors revolutionize the EV industry?
Machine learning technique could lead to more resilient roads
To improve the construction of roads, thereby reducing potholes and associated maintenance costs and thus making roads more resilient, the team turned to a machine-learning technique.