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John Mitchell explores how industrial sites can balance the use of harmonic filters and regenerative braking systems to get the …
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Can photonics decarbonise our world?
Antanas Laurutis claims that photonic technologies can decarbonise the electricity and communication industries, which are among the biggest CO2 emitters …
Read More »Electric boiler, with steam outputs from 600kg/h to 8400kg/h
Industrial process heating equipment and solutions specialist Babcock Wanson has launched the LV-Pack low-voltage industrial electric boiler, with steam outputs …
Read More »Rotary lobe pumps for extreme conditions and high-pressure performance in oil, gas, and chemical industries
Vogelsang has launched the EP series, a line of positive displacement pumps, which was designed specifically around the typical requirements …
Read More »Why purchase a load bank?
When it comes to generator maintenance, prevention is better than cure. For facilities dependent on consistent, guaranteed power supply, ensuring …
Read More »Satellite IoT-NTN cellular module with embedded GNSS
u-blox has launched its first combined 3GPP-compliant terrestrial network (TN) and non-terrestrial network (NTN) IoT module, the SARA-S528NM10. This standards-based …
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The demand for hand-held surgical power tools is at an all-time high due to significant surgical procedure backlogs and rising …
Read More »China to spearhead global ABS capacity additions through 2028
China is likely to witness most of the acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) capacity additions globally by 2028, contributing about 95% …
Read More »75% of battery supply chain at risk of violating US and EU laws on forced labour
Lithium-ion batteries are at the heart of the transition from fossil fuels, but fundamental supply chain changes are needed to …
Read More »Automotive photocoupler with output withstands voltage of 900V (min)
Toshiba announces a new automotive-compliant photorelay designed for 400V battery-related control systems. The TLX9152M features a minimum output withstand voltage …
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