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Robin Weston looks at the benefits designers can achieve with additive manufacturing
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Vacon 100 Motor Mountable AC drives is designed for extremely harsh environments
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Suitable for use in equipment with limited space and demanding electrical and mechanical requirements
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Further enhanced with the addition of a number of different materials and cutting methods to offer the customer even more choice
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Nord-Lock’s has introduced a laser marking for every washer pair
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Optimising the force that the device can produce is a key consideration and often has to be done with practical constraints
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Specialist in plastic fasteners, BÜLTE screw range includes five new models of wing screws, offering more than 160 possibilities
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Heavy duty sensor technology from Zytronic brings advanced touch interaction into mining industry
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New AVEVA business paper outlines information integrity management for owner-operators in the oil and gas, power industries
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The control solution addresses the programming, integration and security issues of using PC-based batch control solutions
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Events in Japan threaten a public backlash against the nuclear revival in Europe, and while this may prompt stricter safety regulations, governments' long-term strategies are unlikely to change drastically; existing problems pose a greater threat to the European Nuclear Renaissance.
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Institution of Mechanical Engineers appeals for calm amidst Japan nuclear fears
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Large, but – probably – temporary impact on the Japanese economy; small impact on the rest of the world, says IHS Chief Economist Nariman Behravesh
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Frost and Sullivan nuclear market experts Jonathan Robinson and Enguerran Ripert comment on the energy crisis in Japan following the earthquake and tsunami
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Passport is system offering nuclear organisations instant secure web access to information on the nuclear skills base
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Unusual cold and snow flurries will put extra hardship on survivors and rescue crews, says Jim Andrews, Senior Meteorologist for AccuWeather.com
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Scientists say result might be nuclear power stations that could be turned on and off 'like a light bulb'
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Zirconium alloy used to clad the nuclear fuel becomes more chemically reactive after a prolonged and massive dose of neutrons caused by very extensive use, says Dr Peter Harrop
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The focus at the stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant has turned to refilling with water spent fuel ponds in a bid to prevent dangerous radioactive releases, says IHS Energy Asia Pacific analyst Tom Grieder
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Safety is and will continue to be the number one priority for existing nuclear sites and for any new power stations, says Chris Huhne
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