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Flexible polymer makes thinner cables 08/07/2005
A breakthrough in plastic insulation is of exceptional potential interest to automotive electrical engineers. Tom Shelley reports
3D modelling levels the playing field 08/07/2005
A manufacturer of hydraulic valves can now produce new valve sections up to ten times faster than before, since moving from 2D to 3D modelling. Dean Palmer investigates
A shining example of engineering design collaboration 08/07/2005
By collaborating closely, more than 10 UK-based engineering companies have developed a unique design of bicycle pedal that is greener and safer than alternatives on the market. Dean Palmer reports
A turbine twist to catch energy from the wind 08/07/2005
Tom Shelley reports on new turbine and energy coupling technologies could revolutionise the band wagon to extract energy from the wind
Batteryless tags transfer secure information 08/07/2005
Tom Shelley reports on two striking steps forward in RFID technology, one allowing them to be used in telemetry and the other to secure containers
Composite cogwheels reduce weight and noise 08/07/2005
Tom Shelley reports on a new embodiment of an idea from the dawn of mechanical engineering
Design collaboration: identifying the real needs of the customer 08/07/2005
By building closer working relationships with customers, preferably at the concept design stage, INA FAG says it is helping to add real value to design projects. Dean Palmer reports
Hybrids and safety are in the future 08/07/2005
Dr Erhard Tellbüscher, CEO of drives and controls company Lenze, gives his views on the future of the European drives market and how the use of PC-based control systems will change drive requirements
PLC ladder logic code in minutes 08/07/2005
Tom Shelley reports on PLC developments poised to further radically advance manufacturing and reduce times to market
Running the gauntlet 08/07/2005
The East of England Development Agency has launched 'Running the Gauntlet', a competition to win a share of £1 million of investment funding. Dean Palmer reports
3D online parts catalogue ups web traffic by 42% 07/07/2005
Three months after introducing a 3D online parts catalogue for its customers, a pneumatics manufacturer has seen website downloads rise by 42%. Dean Palmer reports
Energy efficiency - the priority in HVAC design 07/07/2005
The HVAC sector now represents around 25% of the total market for variable speed AC drives - and is growing. This growth will be further fuelled by legislation and a demand for more energy efficient systems, writes Dean Palmer
FEA offers accurate prediction of crack growth in composites 07/07/2005
New FEA add-on software has been launched that accurately predicts fracture growth in laminated composite parts. Originally developed for Boeing, the software has been refined for general engineering. Dean Palmer reports
Surface treatment offers stronger, greener chain 07/07/2005
Dean Palmer reports on a new surface treatment for conveyor and roller chain that not only promises a longer lasting, stronger chain product but also one that is kinder to the environment
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