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  • 12 projects that could boost unconventional oil and gas production

    The Energy Department said the projects are intended to enhance the characterization and improve the recovery efficiency of emerging unconventional oil and natural gas reservoirs.

  • Mega-infrastructure projects tapped for Corps of Engineers pilot program

    The pilot program aims to demonstrate the viability of new methods that can reduce the cost and time of project delivery.

  • Control valve sizing guide

    Use this guide to determine proper control valve size to guarantee optimum system performance.

  • MHI buys Bombardier's regional jet program

    The acquisition will expand the development, production, sales and support of the Mitsubishi SpaceJet commercial aircraft family.

  • What is an ARV valve?

    An ARV diverts fluid flow from the discharge of a centrifugal pump through a bypass circuit to ensure a minimum flow rate is maintained.

  • New ReNu pumphead technology offers accurate and repeatable flow for polymer dosing

    The new Qdos 20 ReNu PU pumphead offers accurate and repeatable flow for chemicals with a wide-ranging viscosity.

  • What’s inside a CubeSat?

    A detailed look at the components inside the MicroMAS-1 CubeSat.

  • Cash prize aims to boost Li-ion recycle rate

    A $5.5 million prize is intended to spark innovation in developing methods to collect, sort, store and transport spent and discarded Li-ion batteries.

  • New chainflex hybrid cables for SEW and Siemens

    The hybrid cable is suitable for applications down to a bend radius of 10x diameter in temperatures ranging from -25º C up to +80º C.

  • NREL challenges students to rethink the energy value chain

    The Solar District Cup Collegiate Design Competition aims to challenge student teams to design and model the most reliable, resilient and cost-effective distributed energy system for campuses, urban areas and other developments.

  • TTP Ventus expands micropump product line

    The LT Series provides in excess of 5,000 hours of continuous operation across a wide temperature range from -25° C to 40° C.

  • Video: New peristaltic metering pump Dulco flex control from ProMinent

    The intelligent peristaltic metering pump meters reliably from 10 ml/h up to 30 l/h at up to 7 bar.

  • How do thermal actuators work?

    Thermal actuators produce a linear movement – or stroke – as a result of the expansion and contraction of a thermally sensitive material within them.

  • Bearing preload: What is it and why is it important?

    Proper understanding of when and how to preload a bearing is critical in precision rotary applications, especially in high-speed applications. A properly preloaded bearing will have higher rigidity, operate more quietly and accurately and yield a longer life.

  • Markforged Metal X design guide

    The fully leverage the benefits of metal 3D printing, parts to be printed must be especially design for this manufacturing technique.

  • Global demand for natural gas will fuel LNG export projects

    Global demand for natural gas in 2018 grew at its fastest annual pace since 2010. U.S. exporters increasingly are supplying the demand.

  • Markforged case study: Stanley Infrastructure

    By designing intelligently for these machines, minimizing print time, and using off the shelf parts when possible, it’s possible to produce high quality parts much more cost effectively than subtractive manufacturing.

  • Merger would boost Raytheon in aerospace and defense

    The combined company would be named Raytheon Technologies and would include Collins Aerospace and Pratt & Whitney. The deal excludes Otis and Carrier, which are expected to be separated from United Technologies in the first half of 2020.

  • Could artificial islands produce all of the world's fuel?

    Under the scheme, hydrogen would be produced from solar energy and ocean water, which then would be converted into methanol on site using CO2 extracted from the seawater.

  • Green lights for more LNG export capacity

    Cheniere Energy Partners said that it will go ahead with plans to build a sixth natural gas liquefaction train at the Sabine Pass liquefaction project.

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