HEADLINES ARCHIVE
Ultra-deep drilling ship to debut in 2024
The ship, dubbed the Dayang, is expected to be capable of drilling deeper than 32,800 ft, reportedly reaching the seabed of the world’s deepest oceans.
Extech introduces its new temperature and humidity data logger
A follow-up to the 42280 series, the new 42280A features the same triple LCD display that shows the temperature, humidity and date/time clock simultaneously.
Ebara Pumps launches new in-line centrifugal pump model
The new 3E series in-line close-coupled centrifugal pumps from Ebara have been designed for superior performance and energy savings.
The new Dominator Eco from Crane delivers accurate and cost-effective flow control in a compact, sustainable package
Featuring accurate flow control, flow measurement capability, and the ability to perform system, forward and back flushing, the Dominator Eco is a lightweight, single-package solution for modern building services applications.
New pressure-reducing regulator from Emerson improves hydrogen fuel cell system performance in commercial vehicles
The all new TESCOM HV-3500 Hydrogen Onboard Regulator provides consistent pressure and continuous hydrogen supply to maximize fuel efficiency.
Video: Efficiency gains fuel solar water-splitting
A new photocatalytic system is nearly 10 times more efficient, and markedly lower cost, than comparable solar water-splitting systems.
Water purification with eco-friendly polymer
Rapid growth in the chemical industry has caused a lot of water pollution, which is a big concern.
Weather the storm with composite cooling towers
These units can endure hurricane-force winds, earthquakes and weather-related stresses with minimal to no damage.
Scrubbers as a major source of Baltic Sea pollution
Scrubbers used on ships to clean exhaust gases and reduce air pollutant emissions have been identified as a major contributor of contaminants to waters in the Baltic Sea.
Video: Photocatalyst lights up ammonia-to-hydrogen conversion
An inexpensive plasmonic photocatalyst harnesses energy from light to turn ammonia into hydrogen fuel.
High temperature fluids — Thermal stability and maximum temperature ratings
One of the most critical performance aspects of a fluid designed for high temperature service is its thermal stability.
Video: Novel heat pump trial steams ahead
The electrically powered Greenstream heat pump is designed to help industrial users recycle heat and reduce fuel use by up to 90%.
Tapping freshwater from oceanic water vapor
Capturing and condensing oceanic water vapor offers a means of augmenting freshwater supplies onshore.
Store4Build project to advance thermal energy storage tech
The research will target energy storage in materials such as water or salt hydrates instead of as electrical energy.
Sanitizing soil by solar evaporation
An interfacial solar evaporation system functions as a biomimetic plant, mimicking the botanical ability to transport soil water and capture heavy metals.
New Emerson valves deliver proportional flow control performance in exacting applications
These proportional valves offer superior precision, flow and power consumption for medical devices, hydrogen fuel pumps, food equipment and more.
Anellotech to advance development of Tex-TCat, an efficient recycling technology for mixed waste textiles
The fluid bed catalytic pyrolysis technology is the first that efficiently recycles mixed waste textiles directly into the same chemical feedstocks used to make virgin synthetics.
Agri-Neo’s Neo-Pure Pasteurization tech earns TERP Validation
Agri-Neo’s food safety science studies and third-party test results showed Neo-Pure meets ABC’s criteria of a minimum 4-log reduction of pathogens on California almonds.
New report suggests US offshore oil and gas rigs at significant risk of cyberattacks
In their new report, Offshore Oil and Gas: Strategy Urgently Needed to Address Cybersecurity Risks to Infrastructure, the U.S. Government Accountability Office suggests that the over 1,600 offshore facilities in the U.S. are vulnerable to cyberattack.
Air source heat pump trial underway in the UK
The performance of a roof-mounted heat pump, considered the first in the U.K., is being evaluated at an experimental eco house.