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Denver airport fires its renovation contractor
The airport and its contractor had been in mediation but were unable to reach agreement on the cost and schedule impacts of multiple issues.
Researchers claim to 4D print the smallest stent ever
Devices narrower than 100 micrometers in diameter can be produced, which is 40 times smaller than stents manufactured to date.
SCBA 101: Self-contained breathing apparatuses and supplied air respirators with an escape self-contained breathing apparatus
Here is a quick introduction to industrial SCBAs, plus some key questions to ask before purchasing a unit.
Tsubaki's support system: The Tsubaki ProService and Tsubaki Advantage
U.S. Tsubaki is your reliable sidekick that’s dedicated to making the most out of your business.
A student guide to engineering internships
It is essential that engineering students, before graduating, accrue real-life, problem-solving experience before entering and competing on the engineering job market.
Rendering pollutants nontoxic
New research has the potential to address pollutants that are difficult to degrade, including TBBPA, a common flame-retardant chemical.
Minimizing pump cavitation: What is the ideal NSPH margin?
Learn about the damaging phenomenon known as cavitation in pumps and how to avoid it by designing systems with sufficient NSPH margin to provide acceptable pump performance and service life.
Olympus DSX1000 Digital Microscope: Advanced tools for faster analysis
Measure and observe a variety of materials with guaranteed high- and low-magnification accuracy and precision using a single instrument.
Better welding of aluminum: Strength and thermal stress
The third and final part in Welding Digest's series on aluminum welding.
In conversation: A framework for addressing technology's ethical challenges
Our communities and the world face unprecedented challenges in scaling technologies in an ethical and beneficial way. As one observer noted half a century ago, “technological progress requires ethical progress or we risk the destruction of society.”
VW engineering scandal tarnished other German automakers
The scandal tarnished other German auto manufacturers through their association with Volkswagen, consistent with the notion of a collective reputation.
Biomechanical, seahorse-inspired tail improves human balance and movement
Called Arque, it is inspired by the tail of a seahorse and uses compressed air along with four artificial muscles built into the vertebrae of the tail to move around.
Addressing parts staining in aqueous bath cleaning
Choosing the most cost-effective approach to minimize staining and maximize bath life requires consideration of many variables.
Video: Overcoming regulatory hurdles to bespoke 3D-printed implants
Two case studies provide a blueprint for overcoming obstacles in outfitting two patients with rare spinal conditions with custom-made 3D-printed metal implants.
5G and manufacturing: What are the possibilities?
Implementation of 5G in manufacturing is potentially endless.
Method X: New desktop 3D printer for dimensionally accurate ABS parts and prototypes
MakerBot's newest desktop workstation, called Method X, incorporates a 100° C heated chamber, is capable of printing Stratasys SR-30 soluble supports and an ABS material that is equivalent to injected molded parts.
How are bearing balls made?
Bearing balls are the component of a ball bearing that permit smooth, friction-free rotary motion. Have you ever wondered how they are made?
Reducing routine maintenance costs of engine generator sets with new portable oil analysis tools
It is important to know the type of contaminant in the oil because it provides symptoms of the engine condition.
Bearing terms and calculations every design engineer should know
When sized and used properly most bearings will operate for many years without requiring replacement. Knowledge of bearing life and load terminology and calculations will help the design engineer with bearing selection.
Decommissioned military vehicles in Jordan find new life as artificial reefs
A Jordanian resort on the Red Sea is using decommissioned tanks, armored troop carriers and a helicopter as well as other objects to build an artificial reef and underwater museum.