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  • A Solution for Wastewater Treatment Plant Stink

    Identifying various odors, which run the gamut from burnt matches to rotten eggs to fecal matter, is a challenge at wastewater treatment plants.

  • Ophir Optronics Has Launched BeamCheck,™ a New Beam Profiling System

    Ophir Optronics has announced BeamCheck™, a new beam profiling system that ensures accurate laser performance in selective laser sintering (SLS), selective laser melting (SLM) and other additive manufacturing applications.

  • New Line of Optical Domes for CCTV Cameras From Knight Optical

    Knight Optical has launched a range of stock optical domes for the protective housing of CCTV camera systems.

  • All Springs Are Not Equal®

    Smalley’s wave springs are unique flat wire compression springs that replace traditional coil springs in load-bearing applications.

  • Drive Innovation and Development Throughout the Product Design Process

    Streamline your product design process with our multipurpose 3D modeling software. See how SpaceClaim is easy to use and versatile. SpaceClaim 3D modeling software is simple to use and integrates wherever you need it in your workflow.

  • Liquid Polymer Solidifies into a Ceramic

    Composed of silicon, boron, carbon, nitrogen and hydrogen, the material offers scope for ceramic textiles, improved jet engine blades and 3-D printed ceramics.

  • How Does Solar Energy Work? PV Basics

    Solar power is expected to be the fastest growing renewable energy source, with total utility-scale capacity increasing by 44% from the end of 2016 to 31 GW at the end of 2018.

  • Epilog G2 – An Air-cooled, Pulsed Fiber Laser for Laser Marking Applications

    Epilog Laser has announced the addition of the G2, an air-cooled, pulsed fiber laser system, to its line of cutting and marking systems..

  • Affordable Energy Storage with Power-to-Gas Technology?

    A California campus microgrid could increase the portion of renewable energy it uses from 3.5% to 35% by implementing a power-to-gas strategy.

  • PolyU Develops Accurate Contactless 3-D Fingerprint Identification System

    The minutiae features from the fingerprint ridges — such as ridge ending and bifurcation — are universally considered to be the most reliable of fingerprint details, ensuring that each fingerprint is unique.

  • Michigan Food Banks to Distribute LED Bulbs

    Consumers Energy says that Michigan homes and businesses have saved over $1 billion on their energy bills since 2009 through energy efficiency programs.

  • Fewer Malfunctions and Lower Costs Thanks to Smarter Maintenance Model

    Researchers at the University of Twente have developed a mathematical model for improving the maintenance schedule for trains, rails, aircraft, self-driving cars, robots and nuclear power plants.

  • LNG Export Terminal Ready for First Shipment

    Commissioning has been completed and Cheniere Partners' EPC partner Bechtel Oil, Gas and Chemicals, Inc. is turning over control of Train 3 to Cheniere Partners.

  • New Ultrafast Flexible and Transparent Memory Devices Could Herald a New Era of Electronics

    A new technique to produce the quickest, smallest, highest-capacity memories for flexible and transparent applications could pave the way for a future golden age of electronics.

  • The Poor Condition of U.S. Bridges

    The most recent National Bridge Inventory indicates that more than 55,000 bridges in the nation are structurally deficient.

  • Lower Temps Yield Printable Solar Cells

    A low-temperature process removes a key barrier to the manufacture of low-cost perovskite solar cells.

  • How Do Ball Valves Work?

    Ball valves are quarter-turn, straight-through valves that have a round closure element with matching rounded seats that permit uniform sealing stress. The valve gets its name from the ball that rotates to open and close the valve. Ball valves are used in situations where tight shut-off is required.

  • Model Solution Establishes New Technique for Molding Flexible PCBs

    A wearable device developer benefitted from new production tools and an innovative method to hold flexible PCBs in place while molding around them.

  • Robotic Duo Cooperates in Crop Study

    A robotic system developed at the University of Missouri collects more detailed information about crops and individual plants than drones can provide.

  • Regenerating Bones, Tissues with Apple Waste

    A biocompatible matrix can be useful in regenerative medicine for diseases such as osteoporosis, arthritis, or osteoarthritis.

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