HEADLINES ARCHIVE
AI detects defects in wind turbine blades
The deep learning system is 85% accurate in detecting and classifying wind turbine blade defects.
Leasing service for hydrogen commercial vehicles launched in Europe
The leasing service offering enables the accelerated deployment of hydrogen-powered trucks and buses with fleet operators across the European Union.
First North American ferry to float with hydrogen fuel cells
The Sea Change is slated to become the first commercial hydrogen fuel cell-powered zero emissions ferry in North America.
Concept for a compact tokamak design
The proposed high performance, self-sustaining configuration holds energy more efficiently than current tokamak designs, allowing it to be built at a reduced scale and cost.
Watch: UK nuclear power plant to receive largest last-stage blade ever made
The 75 in blade will enable the Hinkley Point C nuclear power plant under construction in Somerset, England, to produce 3.2 GWe of carbon dioxide-free power.
Guidelines launched for floating solar projects
Recommended practices cover common requirements for building a floating photovoltaic array.
June 26: The coolest day of the year
Every year on June 26, World Refrigeration Day celebrates the people and technologies responsible for creating and maintaining the world we live in.
New panel mount couplers allow high-speed connection through enclosures
The couplers are designed for use with data acquisition, test and measurement, and PC peripheral interconnect applications.
Accordion design as a clever cable detail
Accordion-style folding means the cables require less space, allowing flexible use of cables for different distances.
Cost-saving solution supports 25 and 40 Gbps Ethernet transmission speeds
The devices support 25 and 40 Gbps Ethernet transmission speeds over balanced twisted pair copper cabling.
Silicon carbide - excellent for high temperature applications
Different grades of silicon carbide offer high thermal/electrical conductivity well beyond other ceramic materials.
Video: Leviton launches LC Unibody fiber connector with Spectro-Link technology
The new fiber connector is designed for ultra high density and data center applications.
Microfluidic method improves perovskite-based semiconductor manufacture
Microfluidic injection of perovskite semiconductors creates microwires to build different optoelectronic devices on a single silicon chip.
Harnessing HVAC exhaust to cool PV panels
Cold air exhausted by HVAC units can be tapped to cool off solar panels and improve array performance.
Electrical conduit for food and beverage applications
Modern industrial food processing involves miles of electrical wiring. These must be safely routed within flexible conduit raceways both to protect power and data cables from damage, and to prevent contact with nearby processing equipment and process areas.
Remotely monitoring nuclear reactor off-gas in real time
The method can help streamline safety assessments for emerging molten salt reactor technology.
Video: Lab demos virtual 3.5 MW wind turbine
The virtual system enabled converter testing under real conditions.
Video: Massless battery serves as structural component
The battery functions simultaneously as a power source and structural component for vehicular propulsion.
Vegetable matter beefs up battery performance
Just as vegetables are an essential component of the human diet, they can also benefit lithium-ion battery engineering.
New dye for a more powerful solar cell
The power-conversion efficiency of dye-sensitized solar cells is boosted with a new photosensitizing dye.