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May 19, 2023

Additive for aerospace

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

Making lightweight additive manufacturing work for heavily regulated aerospace applications The aerospace industry demands quality at every stage – underpinned by stringent requirements for precision, safety, and reliability. With passenger traffic doubling and pressure to reduce ecological impact on the planet greater than ever, manufacturers in the space and aerospace industry must meet the demands […]

May 18, 2023

Revolutionising rotors

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

Building efficient rotors for e-mobility starts with the first drop of melt The demand for induction motors is growing. Scarcity of rare earths, climate change, electrification of mobility and other trends are driving this demand. However, the common industrial induction motor has weaknesses. With its laminar die casting technology, German rotor manufacturer Wieland eTraction Systems […]

May 18, 2023

Resisting disaster

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

Leslie David offers a guide to rip-resistant conveyor belts Conveyor belts are critical, surprisingly complex components whose reliability and efficiency have a direct impact on the bottom line, none more so than when a foreign object or sharp rock becomes trapped. Even the strongest, heaviest multi-ply and steel cord belts can be punctured and ripped […]

May 16, 2023

Ultra-high energy

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

Battery replacements have a critical impact on the longevity, performance and cost of electrified commercial vehicles. Specialised ultra-high energy battery systems could provide the answer. Compared to electric cars, electrified commercial vehicles (eCV) demand significantly different priorities from their batteries. For cars, initial purchase cost, energy and power density are primary considerations, but for eCVs, […]

May 16, 2023

Revolutionising lubricants

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

A rapidly changing automotive industry demands high-performance solutions, particularly regarding the lubricants that support vehicle performance and longevity The auto industry is changing faster than ever. New technologies, new regulatory demands, and evolving consumer preferences have touched off a revolution in the kinds of products being offered and the materials, processes, and business models required […]

May 15, 2023

Lightening the load

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

How are innovative fastener systems enabling e-mobility designers to develop vehicles with greater customer appeal? According to the EY Mobility Consumer Index in 2022, the key inhibitors of electric vehicle (EV) purchase after higher upfront cost still relate to how far the vehicle will drive on a single charge, and the availability of the facilities […]

May 15, 2023

A mine of information

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

Why Gigabit Ethernet is key for reliability in modern mining operations Continuous, reliable communications are essential for the success of mining operations. They enable the transfer of crucial information across facilities, ensuring that fans, pumps, conveyors and other key pieces of equipment operate correctly. When ineffective communications led to an increase in downtime at a […]

May 11, 2023

Compact connectors

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

Introducing a high-voltage connector that provides high levels of safety combined with versatility in integration In the transportation sector, maximum reliability under harsh conditions, compact design and high vibration resistance are vitally important features of connectors used in various railway and e-mobility applications. The safety and reliability of these products are also essential for test […]

May 11, 2023

Rapid ROI for repair robots

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

Wind turbine blade field repairs conducted via robot pay off in six months After over 18 months in operation, having repaired over 150 rain-damaged onshore wind turbine blades on three continents, the patented robot from Denmark’s Rope Robotics, an expert in robotic blade maintenance, has demonstrated return on investment (ROI) for turbine owners within just […]

May 9, 2023

World-first wireless blast

by christine in Engineering, Engineering News

Experts partner to fire semi-automated, wireless development blast at Kittilä mine Epiroc and Orica, in partnership with Agnico Eagle, have successfully commenced live blasting with Avatel – the world’s first semi-automated wireless underground development charging solution, at Agnico Eagle Mines Limited’s Kittilä mine in Finland. The milestone brings to life an industry-driven concept to dramatically […]

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