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  • Introducing the QF5k – The new multiple-use, four-piston diaphragm pump from Quattroflow

    Typical applications include chromatography, tangential flow filtration, virus filtration, sterile filtration, depth filtration and more.

  • Leistritz Pumps expands screw pump series with the new FLEXCORE CI

    Featuring a smart pulse pump sensor, FLEXCORE Cl pumps can be monitored for various characteristics at any time, including monitoring maintenance needs with respect to hours of operation, early fault detection and fault cause analysis.

  • Specialty coated fabrics solve tough design challenges

    Specialty coated fabrics are ideal for applications where strength, protection and impermeability are essential.

  • Watch James Webb Space Telescope deploy its solar arrays

    The world’s most powerful telescope unfolded its solar array about 30 minutes after launch on Christmas Day.

  • Efficient conductors for greener electricity grids

    New conductors maximize capacity and efficiency, and are suitable for renewable interconnects and integrations to the grid.

  • Video: New spring life testing machine from Microstudio

    Microstudio recently introduced its new automated spring life testing machine specifically designed to stress test compression and extension springs so manufacturers have precise measurements of the permissible cycles before it impacts service life.

  • The new FLEXFLO A4 peristaltic metering pump from Blue-White

    The new FLEXFLO A4 peristaltic pump features a 2,500: turndown ratio and a NEMA 4X (IP66) wash-down with a chemically resistant, powder coated enclosure.

  • Prolong power cable fatigue life with bend stiffeners

    Dynamic cable testing has yielded promising results for extending the fatigue life of cables used in future floating offshore wind applications.

  • Energy management in microgrids

    Energy management information system platforms offer the required functionality to guarantee that transmission and distribution occur at the lowest cost.28

  • UK and Morocco to connect with world’s longest subsea cable

    A 10.5 GW solar and wind farm under construction in Morocco will supply the U.K. with clean energy via subsea cables destined to be the world’s longest.

  • Video: The end of coal-fired power in Scotland

    The last coal-fired power plant in Scotland is being dismantled to cap the fossil fuel era and prepare the nation for a renewable energy-based future.

  • Inhance Technologies takes step toward leading global sustainability

    Inhance Technologies, LLC has recently announced that it has completed an acquisition of Advance Research Chemicals, Inc. (ARC), a global producer of specialty chemicals and materials used in a wide range of applications.

  • Answers to 3 FAQs about spreader beams

    Fundamentals of this rigging and hoisting technology are explored, such as differences to lifting beams, standards and calculations.

  • Mapping tool targets flood risk worldwide

    A new flood mapping tool generates instant, accurate street-level resolution maps of floods worldwide since 1985.

  • New material capable of absorbing supersonic projectile impacts

    The protein-based family of material, dubbed Talin Shock Absorbing Materials (TSAM), is reportedly capable of absorbing supersonic projectile impacts.

  • New tool helps builders choose low carbon truss materials

    MIT research has created a tool that helps architects select sustainable materials for structure construction.

  • New phosphate removal and recovery technology

    New technology from Clean TeQ Water is designed to assist municipalities and industrial users in removing and recycling phosphorus from wastewater.

  • Does 5G interfere with planes? Experts disagree

    The aviation industry contends that the wireless spectrum used by 5G networks could interfere with radio altimeters.

  • Database to support perovskite solar tech R&D

    Data from peer-reviewed papers on metal-halide perovskite solar cells published to date are compiled in an open source database.

  • A federal boost for US clean energy tech

    The new Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations will support clean energy technology demonstration projects in areas including clean hydrogen, carbon capture, grid-scale energy storage and small modular reactors.

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