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Low-friction material plays key role in wave energy converters
Working with engineers from Pelamis wave power, Schaeffler’s bearing specialists have enabled a major breakthrough in the design of the next generation of renewable wave energy converters
Working with engineers from Pelamis wave power, Schaeffler’s bearing specialists have enabled a major breakthrough in the design of the next generation of renewable wave energy converters
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ABB drives technology allows turbine to maximise wind conditions
ABB has helped wind power generation experts quietrevolution to develop a wind turbine that could capture wind power in areas never before exploited
ABB has helped wind power generation experts quietrevolution to develop a wind turbine that could capture wind power in areas never before exploited
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Lighting control system cuts power use at KL's twin towers
Electricity loading has been significantly reduced within the world's tallest twin building through the use of a presence-detecting light control system from Ex-Or
Electricity loading has been significantly reduced within the world's tallest twin building through the use of a presence-detecting light control system from Ex-Or
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Drives boost steel plant's energy and environmental performance
Environmental and efficiency standards at a new filter plant the the Corus steelworks, Scunthorpe, have been improved by the installation of drive technology from Brevini
Environmental and efficiency standards at a new filter plant the the Corus steelworks, Scunthorpe, have been improved by the installation of drive technology from Brevini
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BMS controls HVAC at Catterick's new leisure centre
Building controls specialist BG Controls has installed a Building Management System in the recently completed leisure centre at Catterick Garrison, the UK’s largest army base
Building controls specialist BG Controls has installed a Building Management System in the recently completed leisure centre at Catterick Garrison, the UK’s largest army base
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Chalmor lighting design helps reduce brewery's energy costs
A lighting upgrade project, designed by Chalmor, is helping Everards Brewery to reduce its carbon footprint and save around £15,000 annually on lighting costs at its facility in Leicester
A lighting upgrade project, designed by Chalmor, is helping Everards Brewery to reduce its carbon footprint and save around £15,000 annually on lighting costs at its facility in Leicester
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NI circuit design suite aids solar lantern development
Design software from National Instruments has been used to design a solar-powered rechargeable lantern that provides an environmentally friendly, economical, and safe alternative to fuel-based lighting for individuals in developing nations
Design software from National Instruments has been used to design a solar-powered rechargeable lantern that provides an environmentally friendly, economical, and safe alternative to fuel-based lighting for individuals in developing nations
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Steam traps save chemical plant's energy costs
Ruabon Works, a specialist chemicals manufacturing site operated by Flexsys Rubber Chemicals, is making steam savings of 12 per cent from its batch reactor following the installation of steam traps from Thermal Energy Environments
Ruabon Works, a specialist chemicals manufacturing site operated by Flexsys Rubber Chemicals, is making steam savings of 12 per cent from its batch reactor following the installation of steam traps from Thermal Energy Environments
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Data acquisition aids construction of mobile health clinics
Monitoring the construction methods of solar and wind-powered mobile health clinics in Malawi, Africa, to optimise manufacturing of mobile facilities in the region, is being carried out using data acquisition equipment from National Instruments. David Kennedy and Kenny Cameron of the University of West of Scotland explain
Monitoring the construction methods of solar and wind-powered mobile health clinics in Malawi, Africa, to optimise manufacturing of mobile facilities in the region, is being carried out using data acquisition equipment from National Instruments. David Kennedy and Kenny Cameron of the University of West of Scotland explain
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Variable speed drives save leisure group's pool energy costs
ABB drives have helped one of the UK’s largest holiday park operators save £77,000 a year on the energy bills for its swimming pools
ABB drives have helped one of the UK’s largest holiday park operators save £77,000 a year on the energy bills for its swimming pools
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Integrated renewable solutions for new Sunderland schools
Systems integrating biomass and solar with high-efficiency HVAC components are delivering low carbon performance for new schools in Sunderland built under the government’s Building Schools for the Future programme
Systems integrating biomass and solar with high-efficiency HVAC components are delivering low carbon performance for new schools in Sunderland built under the government’s Building Schools for the Future programme
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Online monitoring prevents Corus steel plant turbine failure
An FAG DTECT X1 online vibration monitoring system has prevented the failure of a steam turbine, which could have cost the Corus plant in Scunthorpe many thousands of pounds in lost power generation
An FAG DTECT X1 online vibration monitoring system has prevented the failure of a steam turbine, which could have cost the Corus plant in Scunthorpe many thousands of pounds in lost power generation
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