Process Equipment

HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • DOE invests $6 million in geothermal heating and cooling technologies

    The funding aims to support the expansion of geothermal heating and cooling technology deployment at federal sites. Geothermal heating and cooling is considered renewable, versatile and crucial for decarbonizing buildings and the economy.

  • The promise of heat pumps for UK homes

    Networked ground source heat pumps could play a major role in decarbonizing UK buildings and reducing electricity demand compared with other options.

  • Drop-in fuels flower from artificial leaf

    Researchers have nurtured artificial leaf technology for the photocatalytic conversion of carbon dioxide and water into zero carbon drop-in automotive fuels.

  • A new class of sustainable aviation fuel

    This methanol to jet fuel processing technology converts electrofuel-methanol to electrofuel-sustainable aviation fuel reliably and at scale.

  • Submerged hydraulic power units for recycling equipment

    In the recycling industry, hydraulic processes are critical to collecting, transporting and processing bulk materials such as metal, plastic, glass, paper and cardboard.

  • How Moon dust can quench astronauts’ thirst

    Low-power microwave heating appears feasible to extract water from lunar regolith materials.

  • Sourcing rare Earths from coal fly ash

    The process recovers valuable and critical resources from coal waste materials.

  • Analyzing your fluid

    Learn how and when to conduct routine fluid analysis, which is a critical part of any preventive maintenance program.

  • NORD develops intelligent heat recovery on machine tools to reduce the need for fossil fuel energy sources

    The innovative system utilizes heat generated from production machinery for climate control and water heating throughout a NORD manufacturing facility.

  • Strip levelling technology leader UNGERER merges with REDEX Group

    The change will allow UNGERER to be even more integrated into REDEX’s international sales, service and technology network.

  • How jet fuel refining can contribute to contrail abatement

    Hydrotreating represents an inexpensive approach to produce near-zero naphthalenes in petroleum jet fuel for contrail abatement.

  • Coated, reusable sponge gets the lead out

    Captured metals can be recovered and recycled for use in battery manufacture and other applications, and the sponge platform reused to produce potable drinking water.

  • This scalable system annihilates PFAS

    The on-site treatment solution destroys these "forever chemicals" to non-detectable levels.

  • Clean-in-place and steam-in-place operations: The crucial components

    Learn how to optimize seal maintenance and performance for clean-in-place and steam-in-place processes.

  • The world’s largest wastewater treatment plant

    It seems fitting that the country with the world’s longest river hosts the world’s largest wastewater treatment plant.

  • Answer to unplanned downtime: A heating expert in your back pocket

    Site services from Chromalox offer companies help in both reducing the impact of unplanned electric heating system downtime and managing costs to reduce total cost of ownership.

  • Heavy-duty flow meter resists corrosive biogas in co-gen green power environments

    Accurate gas flow measurement with full safety approvals requires virtually no maintenance over a long life for low life cycle costs.

  • Metal recovery from CIGS cells by selective leaching

    An environmentally friendly method of recycling the precious metals used in the manufacture of thin-film copper indium gallium selenide (CIGS) solar cells has been demonstrated.

  • Arburg obtains certification for its information security

    Voluntary ISO 27001 certification is proof that the plastics processing machine manufacturer in Germany has implemented an effective information security management system.

  • This heat pump rises to cold climate challenges

    The system successfully passed the U.S. Department of Energy’s Cold Climate Heat Pump Challenge during tests in climates where temperatures can dip well below 0° F.

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