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New parallel photoreactor for small-scale photocatalysis reactions
New laboratory grade photoreactor offers improved repeatability when performing small-scale photocatalysis reactions.
Personalized Tape Designs Spark Innovation and Efficiency
Using a general or multi-purpose tape robs end users of the advantages gained by a customized tape solution and likely creates a poor end product or impairs the process in which it is employed.
Five Innovations That Could Change How Affordable Water Is Produced
A $1.75 million XPRIZE aims to develop technologies that can pull 2,000 liters of water a day from the atmosphere using renewable energy, at a cost of two cents a liter. Here's what five finalist teams are proposing.
New Support Media Reduces Operating Costs and Layers in Fixed-Bed Catalyst Applications
The engineered shape of Denstone deltaP media also allows for users to maintain a lower pressure drop improving operations, but also prevents small catalysts from migrating down through the bed of support media.
Hybrid-Electric Flight Demonstrator Under Development
Airbus, Rolls-Royce and Siemens are collaborating on the development of hybrid-electric propulsion for commercial aircraft.
Cyber Risks in the Industrial Scheme
Industrial control systems monitor and control a wide range of industrial processes. Initially designed to be isolated, industrial control systems are now part of an increasingly interconnected network ecosystem, presenting prime targets for cybercriminals.
Built in the U.S.A.: NYC Design Guide for Climate Resiliency
New York City's Office of Recovery & Resiliency released the city’s first-ever Climate Resiliency Design Guidelines for capital projects.
Mitigating the Risk of High-energy Piping Failure
While HEP is engineered to endure multiple decades of service life, weld deficiencies, cyclic operations, or insufficient metallurgies can present maintenance issues.
Outage Management App Wins Itron Award
The winner was a mobile and web application for outage management that predicts and proactively communicates outages to customers.
Waste Plastic Recycling Faces Market Headwinds
Slack demand and low oil prices highlight the difficulty that plastics recyclers face in global markets.
DARPA, Lockheed Developing Ways to Keep Chips Cooler
Lockheed Martin has demonstrated a microfluidic cooling approach that resulted in a fourfold reduction in thermal resistance and a corresponding sixfold increase in RF output power.
Plasma Coating Spray Saves Engines, Emissions
Plasma-transferred wire arc coating technology applies a wear-resistant coating to the cylinder bore surface inside a worn-out engine block.
Adhesives Undergo a Revolution in Materials Applications
By incorporating adhesives into more product designs, engineers are benefiting from shorter lead times, improved product quality and more flexible manufacturing solutions.
U.S. Offshore Wind Moves Forward at a Crawl
A contentious regulatory process has become the rule rather than the exception for U.S. offshore wind projects.
Atomic Sub: How Focus and Drive Delivered a Radical New Design
The traditional diesel-electric submarine was really not a "submarine" vessel: it was a watertight, submersible boat capable of staying underwater for a few hours at most until it needed to surface to recharge its batteries.
Preparing for the Era of Smart Manufacturing
The global manufacturing industry is on the verge of what many are calling its fourth Industrial Revolution. In Germany, the wave of manufacturing change is called Industry 4.0. Elsewhere, it has been dubbed “smart factory” or “advanced manufacturing.”
Membrane Technology and Industrial Applications: A Promising Future?
Membrane technology like pervaporation (PV) and membrane filtration has been getting a lot of attention in the industry because of its energy efficiency and ability to break azeotropic systems.
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