Electrical

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  • Passive cooling promotes solar panel performance

    Cooling is provided by combining heat-absorbing phase change material and aluminum-based heat sink fins.

  • Amphenol Socapex introduces ruggedized USB Type-C connector for harsh environments

    The connector is designed to withstand harsh environments in military communications, military planes, aerospace, commercial air and naval applications.

  • A design to scale down floating wind energy costs

    A shallow draft prototype designed to reduce offshore wind energy system costs is now being tested off the Massachusetts coast.

  • Emerson introduces ultrasonic metal welders with advanced controls for fast-cycling, high-precision welds

    The new ultrasonic welders offer advanced controls and better connectivity for faster welding of electric vehicle batteries, conductors and terminations.

  • Infinitum unveils the next generation of its sustainable electric motor for commercial and industrial applications

    The new Aircore EC motor delivers higher levels of efficiency, power and torque density in a smaller, lighter form factor with features for easier installation and service.

  • Drying biomass with a solar-assisted heat pump

    An efficient approach for drying wood-based biofuel is being advanced in the form of a hybrid biomass drying system combining a heat pump and solar thermal collectors.

  • Converting a coal plant into a Carnot battery

    Solar-powered Carnot batteries could be integrated into decommissioned coal power plants to produce clean energy.

  • Video: Hydrogen-fueled tugboat goes to work

    The world’s first hydrogen-fueled tugboat is propelled by two BeHydro V12 dual-fuel medium-speed combustion engines, each generating 2 MW.

  • A material gain boosts supercapacitor performance

    Machine learning technology was used to design a carbonaceous supercapacitor material that stores four times more energy than the best commercial material available.

  • New BreezRadiance ventilation fan with heater by Delta Breez sets new standards in bathroom comfort

    New models feature a heater module and Delta’s energy-saving brushless DC motor technology, engineered for continuous operation over a minimum of 70,000 hours with quiet performance.

  • Lithium-ion battery powers up without cobalt

    A new lithium-ion battery chemistry replaces scarce cobalt with safer and more abundant elements.

  • Bonomi’s new LOCPOWER control valve selected as finalist in 2024 AHR Innovation Awards

    The patented energy harvesting control valve for water from the Bonomi Group was selected as a finalist in the 2024 AHR Expo Innovation Awards.

  • A single-system approach to supply both water and renewable energy

    A route to the provision of both freshwater supplies and renewable energy has been paved by researchers from Cornell University.

  • Waste plastic processing yields no-cost hydrogen

    An economical and low-emissions route to the conversion of waste plastics into high-yield hydrogen gas and high-value graphene has been demonstrated.

  • Mitsubishi Electric Automation, Inc. to exhibit at AHR Expo 2024 in Chicago, Illinois

    The company will demonstrate solutions that are transforming the HVAC industry in ways that are efficient, sustainable and cost-effective.

  • Asahi/America, Inc. introduces new manual ball valve limit switch (J-Switch)

    The new limit switch is a low-cost manual valve position indication solution.

  • Now retired: The JET fusion reactor

    The pioneering Joint European Torus (JET) has performed its final fusion research experiments just over four decades after it delivered its first pulse on June 25, 1983.

  • Access wind resource data for US wind power systems

    This data repository contains hourly wind speed and generation estimates for existing wind plants located within the contiguous U.S.

  • Video: The largest tokamak reactor powers up

    On December 1, 2023, Japan inaugurated JT-60SA (Japan Torus-60 Super Advanced), the largest operational superconducting tokamak in the world to date.

  • Spray coating protects plasma in fusion reactors

    A cold spray coating process has been advanced to stem the escape of hydrogen neutral particles under the hot, harsh conditions typical of fusion reactors.

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