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Powerhouse Brattørkaia is the Word’s Northernmost ‘Energy- Positive’ Building

The Oslo-based Snøhetta architects office has just materialized the world’s northernmost “energy-positive” building located in Trondheim, Norway. Energy-positive means that the building is producing more amount of energy than what it’s consuming for its operation…

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Introducing PyroSlide™ 1100 – The Metal Bearing Solution for Extreme Temperatures

GGB, the experts in extreme condition bearing solutions has recently introduced a new high-temperature powder metal bearing series called the PyroSlide™. Featuring Excellent Characteristics That Include: High-temperature resistance Corrosion resistance High load capacity High wear…

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Thermal Flow Meters: Working Principle, Pros and Cons, and Design

Thermal flow meters use the fluid’s heat conductivity, both liquids, and gases, to find out the mass flow. Not like volumetric flow meters, for example, turbine or purge meters, a thermal flow meter are, to…

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Gustafson Porter + Bowman Wins Competition to Redesign The Eiffel Tower

The Eiffel Tower is one of the most iconic landmarks in the world, standing in the heart of Paris since 1889, symbolizing man’s achievements in engineering, construction, and architecture. Since its completion, the tower has…

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MTA and Veovo Collaborate to Ease New York´s Subway Crowding Challenges

It’s been just six months since Veovo was selected to measure queues and display wait times in the security processes and taxi queues of New York’s JFK, Newark, LaGuardia and Stewart airports. Now, Transit Tech…

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igus Ball Transfer Units Ease Move of High Loads

Lubrication-free units for conveyor tables improve load-bearing capacity igus has introduced new ball transfer units that allow lubrication-free and smooth transport with a dramatic increase in load-bearing capacity. Ball tables are used if delicate or…

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The Boring Company to Develop its Next Loop on Las Vegas

The Boring Company has been assigned a contract by the city of Las Vegas that asks it to design and build a high-speed loop for the local Convention Center. The loop’s purpose will be to…

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Researchers Find The Root Cause of Corrosion in Pipelines

Nanoscale corrosion is responsible for unpredictably decreasing the working life of steel pipes. Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories, the Department of Energy’s Center for Integrated Nanotechnologies and the Aramco Research Center in Boston published this…

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Titanic II Luxury Vessel to Set Sail in 2022

Men and woman alike wiped a tear or two in the epic movie Titanic. Over 107 years after the original ship was lost to the Atlantic Ocean, the Titanic II will be setting off on…

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FACC Opening a Composites Facility in Croatia to Meet Demand

FACC AG is an Austrian composites developer and manufacturer who provides advanced aeronautical solutions. From lightweight wings, tails, and fuselage parts, to engine parts, sidewall panels, ceiling panels, and luggage racks, FACC makes everything out…

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Architecture

Powerhouse Brattørkaia is the Word’s Northernmost ‘Energy- Positive’ Building

Introducing PyroSlide™ 1100 – The Metal Bearing Solution for Extreme Temperatures

Thermal Flow Meters: Working Principle, Pros and Cons, and Design

Gustafson Porter + Bowman Wins Competition to Redesign The Eiffel Tower

MTA and Veovo Collaborate to Ease New York´s Subway Crowding Challenges

igus Ball Transfer Units Ease Move of High Loads

The Boring Company to Develop its Next Loop on Las Vegas

Researchers Find The Root Cause of Corrosion in Pipelines

Titanic II Luxury Vessel to Set Sail in 2022

FACC Opening a Composites Facility in Croatia to Meet Demand

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