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Getting best value 10/10/2005
Tom Shelley reports on the financial benefits to be obtained from formal training in the use of purchased CAD software
Conference will promote investment in innovation 10/10/2005
Tom Shelley reports on a conference aimed at bringing leading engineers and physicists together with those who can help turn ideas into successful businesses
Expanding structures reach out to save lives 10/10/2005
Tom Shelley reports on mechanical developments in novel erectable structures with a wide range of potential uses
Generator solves mixing and dispensing problem 10/10/2005
Dean Palmer reports on a unique design of disinfectant generator that not only solves a common dispensing problem for the medical industry but which could also be utilised by other industries
Multi-Coil gives inductive sensor the edge 10/10/2005
An inductive proximity sensor has been developed that uses innovative electronics and a unique, patented multi-coil concept (rather than a conventional ferrite core and wound coil combination) resulting in a sensor that has, according to its manufacturer, a 250% higher switching distance than its wound coil counterparts and a range of new sensor shapes and mounting arrangements.
Rotary engine concept passes with flying colours 10/10/2005
Dean Palmer reports on a revolutionary new ultra-compact design of rotary engine that offers much improved efficiencies and reduced emissions
Sensors for short run moulding 10/10/2005
Tom Shelley reports on a development that greatly improves the production of major fibre reinforced parts
Simple approach gets a grip on many problems 10/10/2005
Tom Shelley reports on an idea which started with cold joining metals, advanced into improving tool holding and now looks to take off into skin care and household cleaning
Turning a concept into a manufacturable product 10/10/2005
With the help of a UK engineering company, an inventor has transformed his product concept and prototype into a manufacturable product. Dean Palmer reports
 
Bushing offers 300% higher torque 09/10/2005
A keyless taper bushing mechanism has been developed for shaft mounted gearboxes and pulleys that, in tests, transmits 300% more torque than traditional friction-based locking bush designs.
Fast air drying saves time and energy 09/10/2005
Tom Shelley reports on a simple way of saving money in the washroom and in a wide range of processes
Hydrodynamic coupling locks at speed to avoid slip 09/10/2005
Tom Shelley reports on a development that eliminates slip in a hydrodynamic coupling and saves a significant amount of energy.
Inhibited pipe clamp prevents corrosion 09/10/2005
Tom Shelley reports on a simple innovation that prevents pipe crevice corrosion on offshore installations
Noise suppression works best in motor end cap 09/10/2005
Tom Shelley reports on an innovation that reduces electrical noise from motors in cars and saves space at the same time
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