As industry readies itself for the increased application of self-powered wireless sensors Drake Calvin examines the latest in piezoelectric innovation
Peter Tell looks at how to re-evaluating and optimising conveying solutions to avoid an uneven mix
Hydrogen fuel cells are no longer being viewed as a fringe technology with little hope of penetrating mass markets
A new wastewater treatment process based on silica particles coated with nanometre-thin layers of surface active materials is yielding promising results
Drive manufacturers are expected to support faster project planning and commissioning, more power and greater flexibility in production
If there were a way to cut energy losses by an amount equivalent to 1 per cent of all electricity consumed, surely the network operating companies and large users of electricity would be rushing to adopt it?
The latest studies suggest that airborne pollution could pose a greater risk to health than previously thought
The demand for emissions monitoring equipment grows unabated, with new technologies delivering mobile solutions and ever more accurate results
Dissolved sulphides pose problems for the chemical industry in both wastewater collection systems and wastewater processing, but measuring them accurately has always posed a technical challenge
Field device tool technology has taken an important step forward in terms of international recognition after meeting International Electrical Commission requirements
A1351 high-precision linear Hall-effect sensor delivers a PWM output that is proportional to an applied magnetic field
Yokogawa says its SL1000 data-acquisition unit delivers advantages over both high-speed digitisers and other PC-based platforms