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Air cooling is cheaper by design 01/10/1998
Designers have found that taking to the air can be cheaper than taking to the water
 
Aluminium makes it onto the circuit 01/10/1998
Printed circuit boards can be constructed from alternating layers of aluminium and aluminium oxide, using a new manufacturing process.
 
Blast from the past wins a new fan 01/10/1998
How modern products can benefit from a movement effect first noticed in 1910
 
Ceramic valve is a smooth operator 01/10/1998
'Fit and forget’ valve technology promises longer lifetime operations
 
Dumb valves evolve to win intelligence 01/10/1998
Pneumatic systems are becoming much more clever
 
Foam sandwich spreads the load 01/10/1998
Aluminium foams have expanded into applications involving impact absorption.
 
No contact is the best contact 01/10/1998
A non contact measurement device that will suit the most arduous applications
 
One in the eye for virtual displays 01/10/1998
A visualisation technique that does away with screens
 
Rotary turbine torques up more power 01/10/1998
An engine design that claims to combine the advantages piston and rotary engines
 
Sensor with sea legs 01/10/1998
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