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Revolutionary progressing cavity pumps trialled at United Utilities 10/08/2010
Two of NOV Mono's recently introduced EZstrip progressing cavity pumps have been installed at United Utilities Fairbourne wastewater treatment works in Wales to improve process efficiency.
High-viscosity-pharmaceutical-pumping-solved-at-Aeropak
High viscosity pharmaceutical pumping solved at Aeropak 10/08/2010
Aeropak (Chemical Products) in at Great Yarmouth reports success with three MasoSine sanitary pumps, mixing mainly aqueous and oil-based medicines, such as moisturising creams.
Shampoo-manufacturer-doubles-capacity-with-impeller-mixing-upgrade
Shampoo manufacturer doubles capacity with impeller mixing upgrade 10/08/2010
By upgrading the agitator assembly in an existing two-tonne process vessel, shampoo processor Herb UK reckons it will see a return on its investment in less than eight months.
Dont-be-misled-by-IP-ratings-warns-Schneider-Electric
Don’t be misled by IP ratings, warns Schneider Electric 10/08/2010
A lack of understanding of IP ratings is leading to inappropriate specification of enclosures, according to Schneider Electric.
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Novel torque sensors aid tidal turbine development 10/08/2010
Novel non-contact torque sensors are playing an interesting part in the development of commercial-scale in tidal turbines, being built by Irish marine technology firm, OpenHydro.
Alighting-on-lighting
Alighting on lighting 10/08/2010
Equipment for illumination, both internal and external, is not standing still. Brian Tinham sheds some light on the technologies and their application
Energy-Event
Energy Event 10/08/2010
Energy efficiency and energy saving are right up there on plant engineers' agendas. Brian Wall previews the forthcoming Energy Event 2010 conference and exhibition
Looking-for-trouble
Looking for trouble 10/08/2010
Diagnosing problems in rotating machinery well before anything has a chance to break makes a whole lot of sense. Dr Tom Shelley reports on the range of technological making a difference
Comfort-zone
Comfort zone 10/08/2010
Protecting plant employees with state-of-the-art equipment and clothing is both the goal and bane of plant management, as Brian Wall reports
Uplifting-engineering
Uplifting engineering 10/08/2010
Modern lifts are taking advantage of recent electronic and electromechanical technology advances to improve efficiency and cut emissions. Brian Tinham examines the background
Cut-your-carbon
Cut your carbon 10/08/2010
Modern electromechanical technology can help plant engineers to reduce the environmental impact of their operations, says Phil Burge
Making-sustainability-pay
Making sustainability pay 10/08/2010
Following last year's launch of sustainability guidelines by the Engineering Council, Steed Webzell takes a look at today's key issues and responsibilities
Embracing-efficiency-
Embracing efficiency 10/08/2010
The technologies behind electric motors and variable speed drives are revolutionising plant efficiency and emissions. Brian Tinham looks under the covers
The-cost-of-complacency
The cost of complacency 10/08/2010
If there is one lesson that emerges in the wake of last month's conclusion to the 2005 Buncefield disaster prosecution, it surely is the importance of vigilance. And that applies to all plants, not just to those in the chemicals, oil and gas industries that may be subject to the COMAH (Control of ... Read more
Manifolds-cut-time-and-cost-of-dp-level-installation-by-85
Manifolds cut time and cost of dp level installation by 85% 07/06/2010
A highly integrated manifold concept is offering plant engineers a radically simpler means of installing level measurement instrumentation to process tanks and vessels.
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Drives help power plant produce more electricity 07/06/2010
Västerås, Sweden-based power and district heating provider Mälarenergi, says it has increased the amount of energy it can sell by 35 GWh/year, following installation of medium voltage drives.
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Spherical plain bearings smooth Spanish solar generation plant 07/06/2010
More than 1,000 high precision plain bearing rod ends are enabling the efficient operation of the Andasol solar power plants in southern Spain, currently the largest parabolic trough solar power station in the world.
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Heraeus infrared helps Eurobond handle cold steel 07/06/2010
Carbon medium wave infra-red equipment is helping Eurobond to improve its adhesive processes for structural panel manufacture in cold weather.
Peristaltic-pump-quenches-brewerys-thirst-for-top-quality
Peristaltic pump quenches brewery’s thirst for top quality 07/06/2010
Anheuser-Busch InBev UK's Magor Brewery, in Monmouthshire, South Wales, says it has installed six direct-coupled peristaltic hose pumps in place of previously failing piston pumps.
 
Engineering the national interest 07/06/2010
So, with a new coalition government at the helm, what do our political masters (or is that now servants) have in store for the UK's future? And how exactly is that likely to stack up against the country's requirements, as identified pre-election by the engineering institutions, in terms of carbon ... Read more
Drives-on-the-turn
Drives on the turn 07/06/2010
Variable speed drives have been a mainstay of plant engineering for many years, but the latest generation is changing the art of the possible. Brian Wall reports
Zero-tolerance
Zero tolerance 07/06/2010
Human nature dictates that issues around working at height and in confined spaces – accidents, deaths and outright negligence – will always be with us. Reality or defeatism? Brian Wall reports
Regulating-safety
Regulating safety 07/06/2010
Plant engineers and managers bear a grave responsibility when it comes to health and safety. Brian Tinham examines what's available to help them do better
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Corporate manslaughter 07/06/2010
Ignorance of health and safety law is 'staggering', with only 10% fully aware, according to HSE figures. Brian Tinham looks at the risks
Money-for-new-energy
Money for new energy 07/06/2010
Building energy strategies are changing thanks to the latest government incentives. Dr Tom Shelley reports
 
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