HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Coal Power Site Could Welcome a Natural Gas Plant

    A New Jersey-based power developer plans to buy a former coal-fired power plant in Pennsylvania to build a 1,000 megawatt, combined cycle natural gas power plant.

  • Airport Ice Breaker: Your Taxiway or Des Moines?

    Electrically conductive concrete is being tested at an Iowa airport to melt snow and ice.

  • COMPOZITE: A Portable Composite Davit Crane

    OZ Lifting Products introduces the COMPOZITE davit crane, a lightweight and easily portable davit crane made of composite materials. This synergistic blend of strong lightweight composite materials and durable steel components is available now.

  • Ford to Expand China Presence with EV Production

    By 2025, fully 70% of all Ford nameplates in China will have electrified powertrain options, including plug-in hybrids and fully battery-powered electric vehicles.

  • Selective Solar Absorber Takes the Heat

    An off-the-shelf silicon wafer has been modified to withstand temperatures approaching 535° C (995° F) without losing stability or performance.

  • Wrapping Sponges in Graphene Nanoribbons Allows for Joule Heating to Help Clean up Oil Spills

    A team of researchers with the University of Science and Technology of China has found a way to make sponges used to clean up oil spills in the ocean work better when soaking up heavy crude oil.

  • Climate Change to Increase Severe Aircraft Turbulence

    The study is the first ever to examine the future of severe turbulence, which causes planes to undergo random up-and-down motions that are stronger than gravity.

  • Innovative Sensor Can Screen Toxic Drugs, Help Develop Biomaterials and Much More

    Researchers at the University of California, Riverside have found an innovative new use for a simple piece of glass tubing: weighing things.

  • Boeing Launches Venture Capital Unit

    The business unit will focus on accelerating potentially transformative aerospace technologies, manufacturing innovations, and emerging business models.

  • Boeing’s Deep Space Gateway Concept Unveiled

    Boeing revealed its concepts for a deep space gateway and transport system that could serve as a platform to send humans into deep space, near the moon and beyond.

  • Clean Coal Project Sets New In-service Date

    Mississippi Power says it expects the Kemper County Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle (IGCC) facility to be in service by April 30.

  • Retaining Rings Make Shaft-Sense

    Traditional fasteners like screws, nuts, bolts, cotter pins, and washers require threading, tapping, drilling, and other machining operations when used in mechanical motion systems. Retaining rings provide several advantages over traditional fasteners.

  • PG&E Completes EPIC Projects

    The projects were designed to evaluate and validate technologies to help PG&E meet objectives such as enabling continued growth of distributed energy resources and modernizing the grid.

  • Kansas Adds Another 680 MW of Wind Generating Capacity

    Three wind energy farms with a combined 680 megawatts of generating capacity have entered service in Kansas.

  • Mapping the Origins of Stars and Galaxies

    A powerful telescope capable of mapping the sky at submillimeter and millimeter wavelengths is under development.

  • Graphene Membrane Advances Desalinization Technology

    A newly-developed graphene-oxide membrane precisely controls the membrane’s pore size, allowing the membrane to filter out salts found in seawater.

  • Steam Turbine Control Made Easy

    The system covers almost all standard control applications on steam turbines and is pre-engineered with software for simple parameter-setting and commissioning.

  • Triple Offset Butterfly Valves for Demanding Applications

    Crane®FKX 9000 high performance valves are engineered to address demanding applications that are found where large valves handle hot steam or high/low temperatures.

  • Floating Solar PV System Available in Europe

    The solar array is made up of PV modules mounted on top of a galvanized steel assembly which in turn sits on top of high-density polyethylene floats. The entire installation is anchored in place by nylon cables.

  • Test Method Helps Determine Aluminum Alloy Composition

    The method uses inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectrometry to gauge if an alloy’s composition is within the needed limits.

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