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The untapped potential of electric vehicles in ATEX and potentially dangerous environments

7th October 2022 Design, Electronics, News, Views and Opinion Comments Off on The untapped potential of electric vehicles in ATEX and potentially dangerous environments 919

The UK’s electric vehicle (EV) market is growing and, although their benefits for everyday motorists are well-documented, these vehicles have …

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The untapped potential of electric vehicles in ATEX and potentially dangerous environments

Six-axis robot turns 3D printing into an art form

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igus helps engineering artist and designer create a bigger 3D footprint

Managing electrical installation in precast concrete construction

Structural vibration: What is it and how to control it

How to make sense of Alarm System Performance KPIs

Surge protection: go beyond

3G,4G/LTE antennas for the smallest PCBs

Harry and Meghan encourage young women to consider engineering careers

The subtleties inherent to high-temperature equipment

Wastewater pump includes high-head variants

Selecting the right motor for bench-top point-of-care testing devices

Analysis of up to eight simultaneous signals, improving multi-signal analysis capabilities for engineers

China to spearhead global PTA capacity additions through 2028

Generator can also run on hydrotreated vegetable oil

Rugged PC enables power-efficient embedded computing for industrial projects

Design guidelines for micro moulding

Bio-based products drive industrial disruption

Filter bags with internal pre-filter for efficient and safe separation of particles and oil

UPDATE: UAE power mix will continue to be dominated by thermal power in next decade