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Sundyne updates its vertical inline centrifugal pump
Pump manufacturer Sundyne has recently enhanced its LMV 803Lr direct-drive, vertical inline centrifugal pump, which is designed to work with high flow rates.
Yamaha introduces ceiling mic solution
Yamaha today announced ADECIA, a family of communication products designed to work together seamlessly to provide a complete and customizable audio solution for any enterprise or meeting space.
'Acoustic tweezers' replace hands in contactless experiments
Duke University engineers have demonstrated a set of prototypes for manipulating particles and cells in a Petri dish using sound waves.
Eco-friendly audio systems for EVs
Warwick will support development of a lower cost version of its patented ElectroAcoustics Audio Panels for next generation vehicles.
Tsurumi introduces new heavy slurry pump
Pump manufacturer Tsurumi has introduced its new GPN 837 model, which can reportedly almost double the water output of a previous model — the GPN 622 — to 9,000 l/min and the pump is designed for applications where significant amounts of solid matter are encountered.
Video: Groundwater monitoring method pinpoints pollutant sources
Detecting stable and radioactive isotopes and contaminants of emerging concern provides accurate delineation of wastewater treatment plant-derived impacts relative to other sources.
Public school HVAC vs COVID-19
Millions of students' and teachers' school years are depending on the ventilation abilities of aging HVAC systems.
Virus-killing pen created by German manufacturer
A German pen manufacturer has developed what it calls the world’s first virus-killing ballpoint pen.
MIT monolithically 3D prints a mini magnetic pump
Scientists at Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s (MIT’s) Microsystems Technology Laboratories (MTL) have 3D printed a miniature magnetically operated, valveless pump, all in one piece, or monolithically, but with different components and materials.
See Siglent's premier line of oscilloscopes with bandwidths to 1 GHz
SDS5000X Series oscilloscopes feature bandwidths of 350, 500, and 1 GHz with sampling rates of 5 GS/s.
Blue-White Industries debuts metering pump that precisely doses harsh chemicals
The Chem-Pro CD1 multi-diaphragm metering pump from Blue-White Industries offers uninterrupted pumping for gas-forming chemicals, such as peracetic acid or sodium hypochlorite.
Watch the maiden flight of a scale model Flying-V aircraft
After a series of wind tunnel and ground tests conducted in the Netherlands, a scaled flight model of the Flying-V energy-efficient aircraft design completed its first successful test flight.
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Project aims to clean plastic from ocean seabed using connected autonomous vehicles
Researchers from the Fraunhofer Center for Maritime Logistics and Services (CML) have developed an autonomous system for removing plastic waste from ocean seabeds.
Can sound predict ecosystem health?
A recent study investigated how to monitor ecosystem health using audio recording and artificial intelligence.
Video: Thermal storage blocks could be key to clean grid power
A new thermal storage material based on miscibility gap alloys has been engineered to enable intermittent renewable energy sources to provide base load electricity to the grid.
Tech firm develops software platform for oil and gas industry
A U.K.-based company has developed a software platform for handling the data amassed by devices worn by oil and gas industry employees.
Electropolishing improves surface finish and corrosion resistance of metal parts
For a variety of alloys, electropolishing leaves surface metal 30x more corrosion resistant than passivation.
Fungi-based leather could be the most sustainable leather option
Researchers from the University of Vienna, Imperial College London and RMIT University in Australia created a leather made of fungi that could be the best option for leather-based on its sustainability and cost compared to animal or plastic-based leathers.
NASA gears up with metallic glass for cold condition missions
The agency is engineering cold-hardened gearboxes to help rovers and landers operate in the extreme cold environments encountered on other planets.