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Schaeffler starts volume production of INA lightweight balancer shaft and rolling bearing assembly for the new Mercedes-Benz OM 651
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HVDC cable sets standard for transmission projects

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// - Gas turbines for liquefied natural gas

// - Reciprocating diaphragm pumps for sour gas re-injection

// - Torque sensor helps to reduce engine friction

// - Preventing localised hydrogen cyanide gas emissions

// - A multitude of means to improve fuel efficiency and cut emissions

// - Mig brazing shows its advantages over conventional welding process

// - Coal-fired power plants capacity to grow by 35 per cent in next 10 years

// - Resin systems for advanced graphite composite fuel cell bipolar plates

// - Overspraying can reduce energy consumption by 30 per cent

// - Burner for high temperature applications

// - CFB offers potential solution to carbon emissions problem

// - Modular steam boiler

// - Health monitoring systems are key to the modern plant

// - Quick steam generator boots automatically from cold state

// - Pocket conveyor belts are flexible and environmentally friendly

// - Development of specialist quality materials will dominate in 2009

// - Modular steam boiler

// - Materials focus on insulation, energy, emissions and quality

// - Regulatory enforcement drives continuous emission monitors

// - Oxidation technologies for destruction of volatile organic compounds

// - Improve fuel efficiency and cut automotive emissions

// - Fuel for thought: how to meet the growing demands of industry

// - Chiller cuts cooling energy costs by up to 50 per cent

// - Polymer for compression vanes in pneumatic tools

// - Replacing PCs and SBCs with a low power embedded platform

// - Hybrid vehicles: low-torque ball bearings

// - Gas meters provide smart two-way communication of accurate data

// - HVAC drives tailored to building automation industry

// - Cam-clutches provide protection overrun in fans and air conditioners

// - Chinese projects focus on the economics of heat recovery

// - Ball bearings: cut friction by up to 65 per cent

// - Ethernet switches incorporate power supply

// - Seismic fleet targets 3D and 4D high-end surveys

// - Variable speed drives: the ecological payback

// - Landfill gas set to generate green income

// - Magnetic sensor bearing designed for micro-hybrid cars

// - Resin developments speed up the automotive production process

// - Alternatives to four-stroke engines promise an increase in efficiency

// - Recycled plastics offer commercial and environmental benefits

// - Combination valve packings

// - LED power supplies are sealed to IP66

// - Microchannel technology applied to intensification of distillation

// - Accurate gas analysis drives process efficiency

// - Advanced automation needed to achieve smart grid success

// - The electrical grid of tomorrow will be flexible and self-healing

// - Security of supply: meeting the operational challenge of maintaining

// - Motors help minimising impact of sulphur dioxide on environment

// - Largest circulating fluidised bed boiler begins production

// - Organic Rankine cycle technology boosts onsite power projects

// - Using virtual reality to design and simulate power plant performance

// - Legislation continues to drive novel polymer development

// - How to choose a ball valve to control fugitive emissions

// - Wheel bearing uses novel spur gear tooth connection

// - Microchannel technology intensifies distillation process

// - Fuel efficiency drives next phase of automotive engines

// - Hose lines cut pollution to meet emissions standards

// - Choosing a ball valve to control fugitive emissions

// - Romanian cogeneration plant meets EU energy efficiency goals

// - Steam management brings major savings in condensate recovery

// - Specialist lighting solutions reap economic rewards for industry

// - Hydrogen fuel cells: from automotive power to distributed generation

// - The global heat is on: preparing for a carbon-constrained world

// - Risk analysis for low carbon systems

// - Modelling, simulating and testing of renewable energy technologies

// - Photovoltaic process specification helps cut solar cell production costs

// - Cutting the cost of flaring with dynamic simulation

// - Incremental improvements deliver major reductions in vehicle emissions

// - Low-sulphur fuel legislation reduce emissions

 
 

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