Building and Construction

HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Officials OK repairs to $2 billion transit center

    Herrick Steel and Arcelor-Mittal Steel companies will supply material for the girder repair and reinforcement.

  • Jacobs wins water project engineering work

    Jacobs' initial $93 million contract will support the preliminary and final engineering design phase of the 15-year program.

  • Sensata Technologies introduces multi-turn absolute encoders for smart industrial applications

    Sensata Technologies has introduced the availability of MHM5 and MHK5 absolute multi-turn encoders with either Ethernet/IP or ProfiNet interfaces for Factory 4.0 applications.

  • High-flow butterfly valve for HVAC applications

    Belimo’s new butterfly valves for HVAC applications feature a patent-pending self-adjusting end-stop algorithm to ensure zero-leakage at 200 pounds per square inch (psi) in the closed position throughout the life of the valve.

  • Homeowner converts 110-year-old tree into library

    The trunk of a 110-year-old cottonwood tree in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, has been converted into a mini library.

  • US geothermal heat pump market expected to reach $2 billion by 2024

    A study by Global Market Insights concluded that the geothermal heat pump market will experience a compound annual growth rate of 3.3% between 2018 and 2024.

  • Seattle revises building code to account for stronger quakes

    The revisions stem from a four-year study by engineers and scientists to better estimate shaking from a magnitude 9 earthquake in the Pacific Northwest.

  • Team creates floating island park from river debris

    Researchers in the city of Rotterdam have transformed plastic waste collected from a river that runs through the city into a floating island park.

  • A Booming Market for Hybrid Adhesives and Sealants

    Between 2016 and 2022, the hybrid adhesives and sealants market will grow from $4.6 billion to $7.54 billion, with a compound annual growth rate of 8.6%. At such an impressive growth rate, what is sparking the demand for hybrid adhesives and sealants?

  • How to Measure Dynamic Tilt With an IMU

    Aceinna has announced a new video that shows how to measure dynamic tilt and orientation with an IMU.

  • 10 HVACR Technologies Selected as 2019's Most Advanced

    The Innovation Awards competition at the annual AHR Expo honors inventive and original products, systems and technologies across 10 categories.

  • Acquisition Expands Autodesk's Construction Offering

    BuildingConnected helps real estate owners and general contractors find and hire contractors for their projects.

  • Engineers Present Root Cause of Transit Center Cracks

    Engineers said that cracks formed at what they said were elevated temperatures, possibly during welding.

  • Chassis Plans Changes Name to CP Technologies

    Chassis Plans, a provider of ruggedized computer hardware, servers and LCD displays designed for harsh military and industrial environments, has changed its name to CP Technologies.

  • Temperature Measurements in Cement Manufacture

    Temperature monitoring in and around the kiln is essential to an efficient process and to produce cement of consistent quality.

  • Art, Architecture and Science Create an Immersive Experience on an American Lake

    The installation, which was presented to the public in mid-December at RPI's Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center, included field recordings, interviews and the sonification of mass amounts of data collected by the Jefferson Project.

  • Projects Advance to Modernize Chicago's Transit

    The projects are part of a series of projects to improve the 22-mile Red Line, the CTA’s busiest line, which carries more than 30% of rail riders.

  • Modular Gas Processing Plant Is Headed to Texas

    Honeywell will design and supply a modular cryogenic plant with refrigeration and dehydration units.

  • Tower Could Get $100 Million Fix to Correct Lean

    The plan calls for engineers to install 52 concrete piles to transfer a portion of the building's weight from its existing foundation system to bedrock 250 feet below.

  • Scientists Are Turning Old Clothing Into Building Materials

    Finding another use for discarded items is the goal of many an environmentalist. Instead of being laid to waste in a landfill somewhere, these items might serve an entirely unintended function.

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