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  • Innovations in automotive adhesives

    By strengthening seals and reducing metal distortion over time, adhesives tend to make automobiles more stable and last a lot longer than before.

  • Scientists develop 'unbreakable glass'

    This type of glass does not shatter when impacted like typical glass but instead mimics the resilience and reaction of plastic. The applications for this new type of glass are vast.

  • Halliburton introduces its DS365.ai cloud service

    Oilfield service firm Halliburton Company has released DS365.ai cloud service to help customers accelerate their digital transformation with intelligent automation.

  • Industrial machinery manufacturer opens new food processing hub

    The 15,000 sq ft facility features more than 40 pieces of GEA equipment used to manufacture food products.

  • Video: Liquid metal-based continuous flow reactor lacks moving parts

    Use of liquid metals could lead to the elimination of moving parts in continuous flow reactors and provide improved performance and reduced maintenance costs.

  • Aerzen blowers improve efficiency for treatment of pulp and paper wastewater

    Aerzen blowers and compressors can be used to efficiently treat wastewater in the pulp and paper industry.

  • Reimagine fluid handling with the new Masterflex MasterSense L/S peristaltic pump

    This pump is ideal for research and process with flow-driven technology that supports precision dispensing.

  • Lasers to startle birds from offshore oil and gas platforms

    The technology reportedly reduces bird nuisances by roughly 70%, according to Bird Control BV. Likewise, it reduces bird mortality rates and eliminates the need for nets and pesticides.

  • Algorithm determines shale fracture results from fiber-optic data

    The algorithm was developed to gather quantitative data that’s countable, like temperature, pressure or rock deformation changes within a reservoir.

  • Automated route to pharma compound production

    The method can potentially be used for molecules typically produced via manual processes, thereby reducing the manpower required.

  • Patent-pending tech promises to change oil and gas industry

    PCT LTD and Nano Gas Technologies announce patent-pending technology that is expected to change the oil and gas industry.

  • Warren Controls Series 2900 control valves for process and utility applications

    The equal percentage plugs in the two-way valves and the linear plugs in the three-way valves deliver superior modulating control for a wide variety of fluids.

  • Nuclear power as part of a clean energy future

    Consideration of a clean energy future does not typically conjure visions of nuclear power plants, but it should.

  • Test system deployed for Vestas wind turbines

    The 66 kV fault ride through test system proves compliance with international grid codes.

  • Executive order catalyzes US clean energy economy through federal sustainability

    The executive order will reduce emissions across federal operations, invest in American clean energy industries and manufacturing, and create clean, healthy and resilient communities.

  • The future in hose assembly: Smart crimping

    Internet of things-enabled crimpers have dramatically improved crimp production by keeping track of important data, simplifying maintenance and troubleshooting issues.

  • Urban cycling growth could reduce 200K deaths per year by 2050

    Not only does it reduce traffic fatalities, but there are ample health benefits to urban cycling.

  • Ulbrinox receives IATF 16949:2016 accreditation

    The certification focuses on quality in specific ways and in all facets of the automotive market.

  • Video: Australia’s largest battery now operating

    The biggest battery in the southern hemisphere is now operating in the Australian state of Victoria.

  • Extreme fast charge capability for EV batteries

    A charging rate of six minutes to 80% from 0% state of charge is promised with silicon-nanowire anode technology.

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