Automation and Control

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  • Flowrox offers redesigned line of slurry knife gate valves

    Fluid control company Flowrox has redesigned its line of slurry knife gate valves, offering larger valve sizes from DN 900 to DN 1500, which makes them stable and easier to handle and access to perform maintenance.

  • Automated Logic automates VAV unit commissioning

    ACxelerate speeds the process and improves performance.

  • Study finds Ohio hyperloop could create $300 billion in economic benefits

    It would also reduce CO2 emissions by 2.4 million tons.

  • Scientists in Ireland develop UVC light-emitting drone to disinfect surfaces amid the pandemic

    A team of scientists from the National University of Ireland Galway’s Health Innovation via Engineering (HIVE) lab has developed a drone that is capable of emitting ultraviolet (UV) light to sterilize surfaces in public places amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Study algorithm finds HVAC sensor faults in smart buildings

    Smart buildings rely on technology to improve the energy efficiency of costly HVAC systems. However, faults occur often with these systems and are difficult to diagnose.

  • Healthcare innovations emerging from the COVID-19 pandemic

    Necessity is the mother of invention, and nowhere is that more true than when the world finds itself in the middle of a global pandemic without the appropriate medical equipment to protect those caring for the sick and dying.

  • Machine learning used to perfect the robot chef's omelette

    Researchers from the University of Cambridge and the appliance company Beko have teamed up to train a robot to create a tasty omelette from start to finish using machine learning.

  • PreCONNECT SEDECIM cabling system with APC 8 degree angled polish optimizes return loss

    The ferrule end faces of the connector are 8° angled physical contact (APC) angularly polished, which translates into improvements in return loss.

  • Robotic arm capable of making omelet

    Engineers from the University of Cambridge in the U.K. have trained a robotic arm to make omelets, according to reports.

  • GE, DARPA developing earthworm-inspired tunneling robot

    The General Electric Company (GE) has developed a prototype of an autonomous tunnel digging robot designed to resupply U.S. military forces in the field.

  • Enerpac introduces new hydraulic stressing pump for rail applications

    The hydraulic stressing pump, called the ZC-3404, is driven by a lithium-ion battery along with a standalone power pack for use in aluminothermic track welding processes.

  • Blue-White Industries introduce new peristaltic metering pumps

    The Flexflow A1F peristaltic metering pump from Blue-White Industries, is intended for metering off-gassing chemicals, like sodium hypochlorite and peracetic acid.

  • Team 3D prints prototype of valveless pump

    Once simulation models were constructed, the research team measured the flow velocity and pressure of the prototypes.

  • Weld shop addresses welder shortage with Universal Robots cobot welder

    Processed Metal Innovators dramatically increased productivity and profitability with Universal Robots cobot-powered BotX Welder.

  • Watch: CRM rotary module guides cable lengths of up to 4.5 m

    The compact module has a maximum rotation angle of 6,480°, which is 18 full turns, for cable lengths up to 4.5 m.

  • Company unveils new line of stainless-steel pumps

    Homa Pumpenfabrik GmbH has developed a range of stainless steel submersible pumps.

  • Andritz introduces new APC pump controller

    International technology group Andritz now offers its Andritz pump controller (APC), which is a flexible and individual control unit for interconnected pumps in sprinkler, wastewater, lifting, pressure boosting and fire extinguishing systems and in water supply networks.

  • Video: Sensor receptacles reduce contamination, improve process yield in bioreactors

    The process analytical technology components enable in situ bioprocess monitoring without compromising the sterile boundary.

  • Engineers develop a method for powering electronic devices with sweat

    Engineers at Scotland’s University of Glasgow have developed a flexible supercapacitor with the potential for replacing electrolytes in conventional batteries with human sweat.

  • Schroeder Industries launches portable filtration system

    Fluid filtration and condition monitoring company Schroeder Industries has launched its HFS-15 Handy Filter System, a portable offline filtration system.

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