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Annemie Van Ocken outlines the benefits of using blind rivet nuts
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What is new for spring manufacturers next year? Responding to the needs of design engineers and manufacturers for eco-friendly, lighter, easier to manipulate fastener materials will be one of the challenges. Kay Stott reports
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Active magnetic bearings have been available for decades, yet demand from design engineers for higher performance and reduced energy consumption is giving rise to heightened interest in these systems. Jon Severn reports on some of the latest developments and applications
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Robin Cowley outlines the main considerations that many machinery OEMs need to review for future exports to North America in the light of the EISA regulations
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Gary Hughes outlines the benefits of preloading and axial adjustment of bearings
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Sanna-Kaisa Ehanto looks at the problems caused by harmonic distortion
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Mads Vernon Jorgensen reports on how a Danish motion control specialist decided to focus on new development as the economic crisis took firm hold of global economies in 2008
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Manufacturing organisations want convergence between office and plant networks but the emergence of the Stuxnet virus has caused organisations to take a fresh look at IT security. Alistair Rae considers the implications for designers of industrial control systems and reviews some of the security technologies currently available
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Simulations for applications requiring charged particle and beam analysis need accuracy and easy analysis to ensure consistent results
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Advanced manufacturing facility to include a purpose built climate controlled area, among other improved resources
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B and B Electronics Manufacturing Co Inc has expanded its family of industrial Ethernet switches with the ELinx ESW100 series
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ExxonMobil engineers work with Vodafone McLaren Mercedes to optimise machine shop operations
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Need for more role models, practical teaching, and career flexibility, says IEEE
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Solar power could be harvested and transported over long distances using tiny molecular circuits, according to research
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Approval for airlines to start flying on biofuels made using Hydrotreated Renewable Jet process
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Potential for man-made structures - offshore platforms and installations for renewable energy - to be used as reef habitat
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Controlling magnetic fields with superconductor–metamaterial hybrids
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Graphene may displace carbon nanotubes and even Indium Tin Oxide (ITO) in some applications. Cathleen Thiele reports
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With a total output of around 122MW the project is the largest wind farm in the Netherlands to date
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The photovoltaic market is changing, with a shift from incentives to end user opportunities
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