Supply Chain

HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Closing the Loop with Manure

    A researcher is developing a closed loop dairy farm by finding potentially valuable uses for animal manure.

  • ADS Controls Bought By Dixon Valve & Coupling

    The acquisition includes portable level alarms, automatic high level shutdown systems and automatic batch control systems.

  • Supply Chain Dynamics Subject of MIT Study

    Researchers studied the production of 57 different materials, goods, and services for evidence of dematerialization.

  • Fiber Optics Offer Gas Pipeline Protection

    The monitoring system quickly detects when abnormal stress, movement, or temperature conditions occur.

  • Corn-Based Ethanol vs Gasoline

    Due to technology advances, the GHG profile of corn-based ethanol in the U.S. is expected to be almost 50% lower than gasoline by 2022.

  • Rockwell Automation Releases New Pharma Serialization Software

    Serialization of pharmaceuticals and medical devices may be easier and more complete with Rockwell Automation’s product.

  • Water Affordability in the U.S.

    Analysis underscores a possible affordability crisis in which an estimated 11.9% of U.S. households (13.8 million households) could find current water prices unaffordable.

  • 3D Scanning Speeds Assembly Line Changeovers

    University researchers are collaborating with a team at Volkswagen AG to streamline production line changeovers from one auto model to another.

  • Standard Supports Recycling Concrete, Sustainable Construction

    A new ASTM International standard will help manufacturing plants better recycle returned fresh concrete, supporting the growth in sustainable construction practices.

  • Hydraulic Crane Heads to ABP Port of Garston

    The Mantsinen 200M can discharge vessels of more than 7,000dwt.

  • Researchers Test Alternative Food Packaging for USAID

    An experiment is testing a variety of options, including larger bags that may reduce unit costs, chemical compounds on bags that prevent insects from reproducing, and airtight liners to keep out moisture and insects.

  • DFM Strategies Save Time and Money

    Partnering with an expert in design for manufacturability (DFM) can help get those brilliant product ideas off the drawing board and onto a production line.

  • A Raincoat for Houses

    Nylon and fiberglass are being mixed with traditional fibers to control thermal and acoustic insulation in walls, facades, and roofs.

  • Grade GC1130 Inserts for Machine Shop Use

    Sandvik Coromant's high performance steel milling grade is available for use with its CoroMill QD and CoroMill 331 groove milling cutters.

  • Machining Center Enhances Productivity

    A recently acquired 5-axis machining center and 5-axis lathe runs on CAM programming and a Javelin production control system to help ensure full component traceability.

  • Manufacturing Technology Orders Post Growth, Group Says

    Housing starts grew 25.5% in October, a good sign for manufacturers who make appliances, cars and electronics.

  • Cleaning Machine Boosts 3D Printing Potential

    The machine cleans by circulating fluids around and through the piece. Several sets of controls prevent damage to the piece.

  • LED Lights Cut Warehouse Picking Errors

    A system of fork-mounted LED lights can help users reduce error rates in batch-picking operations.

  • Amazon Drone Makes First British Delivery

    A quadcopter drone delivered an Amazon Fire TV box and a bag of popcorn to a customer.

  • Sodium Bicarbonate Is an Environmentally Friendly Blasting Abrasive

    Soda blasting offers a gentle yet effective way to clean, remove paint, and degrease a wide variety of substrates, including steel, lead, aluminum, alloys, plastics, rubbers, composites, and masonry materials.

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