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"Starved" bacteria will eat metal
Starved Leptospirillum can eat metal in a matter of days, thereby promising to reduce waste associated with the mining industry.
A more efficient chemical synthesis reactor design
The rotating liquid redistributor reactor design allows for a greater intensification of chemical processes and boosts efficiency.
Video: An environmentally sustainable dry-coating process for battery electrodes
The system eliminates the need for toxic solvents and the use of energy-intensive drying machines conventionally used in this manufacturing application.
Partnership to provide modular SMRs for hydrogen production
Advanced technology paired with global hydrogen hubs mean lower transportation costs and fewer emissions.
Video: Powerful fuel cell to propel aviation
A hydrogen fuel cell system that can achieve specific power greater than 3,000 w/kg, suitable for narrow-body aircraft, is being advanced.
Oriental Motor expands PKP stepper motor series
The center shaft spur gear features increased torque and a larger shaft for greater radial load but without a larger frame size.
Innovative blast furnace technology enables key step toward carbon neutrality
The technology increases blast furnace efficiency and reduces costs and carbon dioxide emissions.
Digital innovations in water utility management
Since the water industry is suffering from a shortage of experienced workers, an AI network of knowledge may be the solution to ensuring problems are addressed as quickly as possible.
Fundamentals of timing pulleys and belts
These are a few advantages and considerations for timing belts and pulleys, which make them a great choice for automobiles and some electric motor power transmissions.
AWB names Vaughan Company 2021 Manufacturer of the Year
The company founder invented the world’s first chopper pump in 1960 to prevent pumps at local dairy farms from clogging and breaking down.
HBK launches new LDS shaker system
By introducing flexibility with different test scenarios while also maintaining many alternative energy-saving options, overall performance costs drop significantly.
New cracking tech to decarbonize olefin production
Rotating olefins cracker technology will advance the global energy transition by decarbonizing olefin production processes.
New lab-scale rotary furnace from Harper International
The furnace delivers superior temperature uniformity for batch or continuous processing of advanced materials including granular, powder or particulate aggregates.
Water management during floods and droughts
Drought prone regions in the U.S. can offload some agriculture to better-watered regions, and perhaps learn something from India's national water plans.
How Trelleborg seals are helping drive sustainability in beverage production
An intense amount of chemistry, expertise and quality control goes into each beer, yet few consumers consider the technology and innovations behind the brewing process.
Hydrogel tablets simplify and speed water purification
An anti-bacterial hydrogel tablet can disinfect a liter of river water and render it suitable for drinking in an hour or less.
NBK's new series: Auto-positioning units dramatically improve setup work
NBK added new models of auto-positioning units: EPU-series and it is controlled with EtherNet/IP and Modbus RTU, not only CC-LinkTM.
Video: Natural hazard notification system engineered for IAEA
The system will alert the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) of floods, wildfires and other natural hazards that could potentially affect nuclear sites.
Video: WHO strengthens global air quality guidelines
New guidelines reduce levels of key air pollutants, some of which also contribute to climate change.
Video: From wastewater to drinking water – and back again
Advanced wastewater treatment technologies that can safely convert wastewater into drinking water could solve water scarcity crises in many regions.