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New System is an Eco-Friendly Solution for Removing Impurities in Natural Gas
Researchers from the Colorado School of Mines have created a new two-part system that separates impurities in natural gas.
New Device is a Successful, Eco-Friendly Method to Create Hydrogen Fuel
A new device provides stable artificial photosynthesis and doubles the efficiency of harnessing sunlight to break apart fresh and salt water.
Large-capacity Hydrogen Storage Systems for Trucking Applications from Agility Fuel Solutions
ProCab H systems include 350 bar composite cylinders with fuel capacities of 23.5, 28.2 or 33.9 kg of hydrogen.
Large-capacity Hydrogen Storage Systems for Trucking Applications from Agility Fuel Solutions
ProCab H systems include 350 bar composite cylinders with fuel capacities of 23.5, 28.2 or 33.9 kg of hydrogen.
Harmful Compounds Formed by Oxidation During Water Treatment
Water treatment process converts commonly used chemicals into harmful compounds that affect cellular function and metabolism.
Solar Panels to Mine Water from Air in Australia
The output from each hydropanel is sufficient to displace over 20,000 plastic water bottles over 15 years.
Mapping the Potential of Carbon Capture and Sequestration for Ethanol Production
The near-term commercial prospects for capturing and storing the gas at U.S. ethanol biorefineries were analyzed by an international team of researchers.
Proco Products Announces NSF/ANSI 61 Certification for ProFlex™ Check Valve Line
The certification verifies that these check valves can safely be used in drinking water systems.
Yes, Size Matters (When it Comes to Pumps)
For many engineers, pump sizing can seem confusing and difficult to understand. And yes, size does matter when specifying a pump. Problems can arise if the pump is either oversized or undersized.
Researchers Find Method to Recycle and Reuse Water in Oil and Gas Development
This new tech could potentially transform the waste from unconventional oil and gas development to create reusable water.
French Soil Decontamination Technique Trialed in Fukushima
A demonstration test of a froth flotation process to decontaminate radioactive soil was successfully carried out in November 2017.
MAPHEX System Removes Phosphorus from Animal Manure
The technology extracts phosphorus from stored animal wastes to reduce nutrient pollution and eutrophication in receiving waters.
Improving Radiant Tube Furnace Efficiency with SpyroCor Inserts
Saint-Gobain's High-Performance Refractories division, recently brought another innovative company into its fold: Spin-Works International Corporation, a manufacturer of ceramic components that improve energy efficiency, recover waste heat, and reduce emissions for customers in a wide range of high-temperature industrial processes.
BriskHeat Launches New Silver-series Cloth Insulators as a Cost-effective Solution to Improve Thermal Efficiency in Industrial and Commercial Environments
The Silver-series Cloth Insulators are ideal for hot and cold pipes, tanks and vessels.
A Clean Route to High-quality Graphene Production
A new method for graphene production uses 50 times less solvent than conventional methods.
New Method for Biofuel Production Developed from Mushroom Farming
National University of Singapore (NUS) engineers have recently discovered that the bacteria TG57 can convert cellulose to biobutanol when isolated from the waste that is created when farmers gather mushrooms.
Watch: Microfactories Designed for Sustainable E-waste Management
The world's first e-waste microfactory has the potential to reduce the vast amount of electronic waste heading into landfills.
Medium-Voltage Process Heating for a Sustainable Future
Chromalox DirectConnect™ medium-voltage electric process heating systems are a novel solution that addresses large heating demands in power generation, oil and gas, petrochemical and chemical industries.
Semi-automated Subsea ROVs Enable Faster and Safer Projects for Oil and Gas Industry
RTI’s automation software to power TechnipFMC’s new generation of remote underwater robotics
Harvesting Near-Earth Asteroids to Fuel Human Expansion into Space
Private space companies Planetary Resources and Deep Space Industries aim to identify, extract and refine materials from near-Earth asteroids, creating a plentiful supply of affordable in-space resources to drive the expansion of human activity in space.