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08/09/2010 Eriks to acquire US Rawson for process instrumentation Plant equipment and instrumentation specialist Eriks is to acquire the US-based flow control equipment firm Rawson LP. » Read More


07/09/2010 Plants offered £7,000 savings every year from air audits Numerous firms are saving around £7,000 per year, simply by taking advantage of a leak reduction programme, using Thorite's compressed air audits and surveys service. » Read More


07/09/2010 Flowmeter selection gets even easier online Flowmeter specialist Litre Meter is advising plant engineers to look at its website if they need help with accurately configuring their meters. » Read More


06/09/2010 Maximising pump and motor efficiency is down to good couplings Maximising pump/drive motor efficiencies relies on selecting the correct drive coupling, according to David Brooksbank, director of marketing at Altra Industrial Motion. » Read More


06/09/2010 Laidler to front plant & machinery safety at Health and Safety ’10 Machinery safety and compliance consultancy Laidler Associates is sponsoring the new Plant Machinery Safety zone at Health and Safety '10 – North event, which takes place at the Reebok Stadium, Bolton on 13 and 14 October. » Read More


03/09/2010 GEM steam traps cut condensate return pressure by 51% at KNPC Shuaiba refinery Keeping on top of the challenge of repairing and replacing thousands of mechanical steam traps is no longer a problem at KNPC's Shauiba Refinery in Kuwait, following conversion of 1,750 mechanical traps to Thermal Energy International's ... » Read More


02/09/2010 Lightning protection equipment gets high energy analysis Abriox has upgraded lightning protection on its remote corrosion monitoring equipment for fuel pipelines, with help from lightning test consultancy Cobham Technical Services. » Read More


31/08/2010 Severn Glocon surges on MAN Diesel & Turbo Schweiz deal Control and choke valve manufacturer Severn Glocon says it is to continue supplying anti-surge valves to compressor manufacturer Zurich based MAN Diesel & Turbo Schweiz. » Read More


27/08/2010 Online tutorial shows how to choose between mass and volume flow ABB has released the latest in its series of online tutorial videos, explaining the difference between mass and volume flow and how to decide which technique is appropriate for particular applications. » Read More


26/08/2010 C-Valve PRV slashes Scottish Water’s leaks in Glasgow city Scottish Water reckons it is saving 3.7 million litres of water leakage per day, since installing a C-Valve, from Plasson UK to pressure manage an area north of the river Clyde, at the Strobcross Street site in Glasgow. » Read More


26/08/2010 E.on solves personal protective equipment problems at Connah’s Quay E.on has found a useful way to distribute PPE (personal protective equipment) to workers at its Connah's Quay power station in North Wales – from vending machines. » Read More


25/08/2010 First four-high battery system installed for Co-Op warehouse trucks A revolutionary four-high lift truck battery charge and change facility has been installed by EnerSys, as part of a refurbishment project at the Co-Op's St Helens regional distribution centre. » Read More


25/08/2010 Watford commercial cleaning site saves 25kW with new compressor Watford Launderers & Cleaners is reporting "substantial energy savings" from its replacement industrial-scale compressor system, financed by a 0% Carbon Trust business loan. » Read More


24/08/2010 ABB drives and motors keep China’s tyres turning ABB is helping reverse the flow of manufactured goods from China to the UK by supplying two variable speed drives and motors to Rochdale-based Farrel. » Read More


24/08/2010 River Ribble clean-up uses deep diaphragm wall shafts Geotechnical contractor Bachy Soletanche is using a storm water shaft, with deep diaphragm walls and cased secant piling, on a project for United Utilities. » Read More


23/08/2010 Flir offers 20% trade-in for old thermal cameras Thermal imaging camera specialist Flir Systems is offering 20% off a new thermal camera when plant engineers trade in their existing camera, whatever its brand. » Read More


20/08/2010 Wireless barcode readers provide instant maintenance alarms at new DC IDC wireless bar code readers are helping to minimise maintenance downtime and costs at a major new distribution centre recently automated by the company. » Read More


19/08/2010 Waste heat recovery plant works with most air compressors Compressed air specialist ABAC has developed a system that it says can be used to recover waste from virtually any compressed air systems. » Read More


18/08/2010 SKF bearings are solid as a rock for Tarmac SKF has helped the team at Tarmac's asphalt site in Rochford to increase machine uptime and reliability, after specifying more efficient, robust and cost effective bearings for an extremely demanding bucket elevator application. » Read More


17/08/2010 Fleet managers set to save £11,000 per truck with Eco Drive launch Independent Konecranes port and terminal equipment suplier Cooper SH has launched Eco Drive, which it says will save fleet managers "£11,000 in fuel costs by helping them to monitor driver behaviour". » Read More


16/08/2010 Team Green named Best UK Team at Rockingham Eco-Marathon Brammer-sponsored Team Green is celebrating after being named the Best UK Team at the Shell Eco-Marathon Youth Challenge UK event. » Read More


16/08/2010 CRC will be a ticking time bomb for some, warns Deritend Many industrial companies are burying their heads in the sand when it comes to the realities of the impending CRC (Carbon Reduction Commitment) energy Efficiency Scheme. » Read More


13/08/2010 BP to pay record $50.6 million for Texas refinery safety breaches BP is to pay $50.6 million in fines, after last year's investigations at its Texas City refinery – following up the 2005 explosion that killed 15 and injured 170 – led to 'failure-to-abate' safety citations. » Read More


13/08/2010 LU launches investigation into engineering train incident on Northern line London Underground says it has launched an investigation into an incident involving an engineering train on the Northern line this morning. » Read More


13/08/2010 Advantage Control is twelfth in ABB Drive Alliance Advantage Control of Northern Ireland has joined the ABB Drives Alliance, offering ABB variable speed drives all the way from 0.18kW to 400kW. » Read More
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