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February 22, 2021

Why remote telemetry units are the smart choice

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

Philippe Aretz reveals how RTUs can facilitate a cost-effective roll out of IIoT solutions With major industry players predicting lower than expected oil prices for the foreseeable future, organisations need to look for ways in which they can maintain margins and deliver shareholder value. Key to achieving this is greater efficiency, which at a practical […]

February 17, 2021

Precision Dispensing Solutions for Battery Cell Manufacturing and Module Assembly

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

The battery is the key to the performance of an electric vehicle. Its lifetime and quality determine the driving range and overall safety. As a result, design engineers spend significant time optimizing the battery management system and the thermal management of the entire battery pack. Nordson EFD helps dispense epoxies, UV-cure adhesives, thermal interface materials, […]

February 17, 2021

Long steel: The oil and gas sector’s new secret weapon

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

Effective against aggressive media, the new breed of steel is ideal for high-performance tools in the oil and gas industry, explains Merlin Seifert One of the most important things needed when developing new oil and gas fields is tools that reliably work in great depths under the sea. The problem is that these tools are […]

February 17, 2021

Wearable air bags for the ultimate in rider safety

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

Following hot on the heels of the latest Ducati Multistrada V4, the company is now offering the ultimate safety accessory: wearable air bags. Stemming from the MotoGP rider’s experience, the new vest features sensors and an electronic control unit which analyses the data acquired 1,000 times per second. Should something nasty be detected, such as […]

February 15, 2021

AM components for the automotive industry

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

As one of the first customers, Oechsler has purchased the post processing system S1 from AM Solutions – 3D post processing technology. The automated S1 will assist the company to fulfill the stringent requirements for quality, repeatability of processing results, traceability and cost efficiency that must be met in the automotive industry. Oechsler has been […]

February 15, 2021

Versatility in riser systems with Subsea 7

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

Selecting the optimum riser system at an early stage in field development planning is the key to success Commenting on his firm’s many years of product development, Yann Brouard, Subsea 7 riser technology manager, says, “We have demonstrated that selecting the optimum riser system at an early stage in field development planning is the key […]

February 12, 2021

Sustaining safety systems with proof testing

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

Matthew Morton discusses the importance of carrying out safety instrumented function proof testing The onshore & offshore petrochemical industry assets have a well-established, installed base of safety integrity level (SIL) rated systems. SIL is defined as the probability of a safety instrumented function (SIF) satisfactorily performing the required safety functions under all stated conditions within […]

February 11, 2021

How retrofit technology can assist the hydrocarbon processing industry

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

Luca Lonoce explains how the hydrocarbon sector can make the greatest savings Refineries and chemical processing facilities operate a variety of pumps and compressors that have many characteristics in common, and can benefit from retrofit projects. As important assets, they need to deliver reliable service while at the same time remaining efficient. With a greater […]

February 8, 2021

Fibre optic cables: Drilling less and producing more

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

Prad Thiruvenkatanathan reveals how distributed acoustic sensing technology could revolutionise oil exploration and production The oil & gas sector has always been invested in boosting efficiency – but the stakes are higher now. Pressures exerted on oil prices by the ongoing pandemic have driven a new wave of innovation in the search to limit expenditure. […]

February 1, 2021

Vehicle-in-the-loop collaboration

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

Rohde & Schwarz and AVL have intensified their collaboration with the integration of a Rohde & Schwarz radar test system into the AVL DRIVINGCUBE toolchain, creating new possibilities for testing radar enabled ADAS features and validating autonomous driving functions with a vehicle-in-the-loop test bed. Now complex driving scenarios can be generated and tested in a […]

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