Process Equipment

HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Solid air tech cools hydrogen transport costs

    Solid air can serve as a medium for recycling cold energy across the hydrogen liquefaction supply chain.

  • Seco JS754 Stub series brings versatility and value when milling tough materials

    These end mills feature short protrusion lengths that maximize tooling value while increasing tool life by 20% to 40%.

  • MarqMetrix launches Single-Use BioReactor BallProbe for pharma and biopharma industries

    The probe provides accurate and repeatable Raman measurement of liquids and solids without compromising the batch's purity.

  • Strong high feed geometry for machining and milling

    The new milling tool geometry is ideally suited for use on hardened steels and cast irons.

  • Air coolers optimized to use natural refrigerants

    The ranges offer efficient solutions for general refrigeration plants in distribution centers, storage facilities, supermarkets or food processing.

  • Hydraulic excavator concept machine features a hydrogen fuel cell

    This proof of concept is expected to expedite the commercial production of medium-sized and large construction equipment powered by hydrogen fuel cells.

  • Bipolar membrane system sources hydrogen from seawater

    The seawater-resilient bipolar membrane electrolyzer proved successful in generating hydrogen gas without producing large amounts of harmful byproducts.

  • Video: Spray cooling takes the heat out of data centers

    The system targets the heat generated by central processing units and can secure a cool 26% savings in annual energy costs.

  • World's largest water recycling facility now complete

    The world’s largest advanced wastewater purification system for indirect potable reuse produces 130 million gallons/day of high-quality water.

  • Video: Nexa3D launches XiP Pro industrial 3D printer

    The system delivers the highest daily throughput at the lowest operational costs for the production of industrial and medical device components, enabling onshoring and reshoring efforts with additive manufacturing.

  • No need to be rough to be strong with this spray gun

    The ergonomic design offers flexibility in extreme conditions and is ideal for handling high solid content paints and high rich zinc primers.

  • A healthy use for legacy nuclear waste

    A project is underway to convert legacy nuclear material now stored at U.S. Oak Ridge National Laboratory into rare medical isotopes for the treatment of various cancers.

  • Domestic water booster pump packages from Taco Comfort Solutions

    These fully integrated domestic water booster systems are the ideal pressure boosting solution for multi-residential and commercial buildings.

  • Fundamentals of thermogravimetric analysis and differential thermal analysis

    Polymers are examined to see which co-polymers are present, and metals and ceramics can be characterized to see the effects of additives on phases and melting temperatures. Thermal gravimetric analysis (TGA) is one such technique.

  • Hydrogen production on a larger scale

    This hydrogen platform can combine 10 MW blocks into systems with an electrolysis performance of 100 MW or more.

  • Video: Home heating from the underground

    A project is underway to install an in-road ground source heat pump network in Cornwall, U.K., to reduce reliance on fossil fuels for residential space and water heating.

  • EXAIR receives upgraded certification for NEMA 4 Cabinet Coolers

    Performed by an independent laboratory, the upgraded CE certification provides added utility in processes that adhere to the highest industry standards and attests to EXAIR's commitment to continuous improvement.

  • Calpeda introduces high performance dirty water drainage pump

    Suspended solids management is an important aspect of dirty water pumping, meaning it is essential that the pump is both reliable and capable of efficiently moving the liquid without getting clogged.

  • A solid solution for natural gas storage

    A route to the storage of solidified natural gas, or natural gas hydrates, is being advanced.

  • Is hemp the next great biofuel?

    What sets hemp apart from other biofuel feedstocks is its remarkable versatility and sustainability. Hemp can be grown on marginal land with minimal water and fertilizer; it grows quickly; and it has an excellent ability to absorb significant amounts of carbon dioxide.

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