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08/04/2010 EDF selects UK supplier for West Burton combined cycle plant ducting Specialised ductwork at EDF Energy's new high efficiency West Burton combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT) power station, due to enter service in 2011, is being supplied by Senior Hargreaves, under a £2 million deal. » Read More


08/04/2010 GE Technology bringing efficiency and low emissions to Portugal’s refineries Galp Energia's Matosinhos cogeneration plant near Porto – one of the largest cogeneration facilities in Portugal – expects the commissioning of two Frame 6B gas turbines and auxiliary equipment from GE to increase the plant's efficiency ... » Read More


07/04/2010 BOCM Pauls saves £95,000 on steam traps TLV has won a contract to provide regular steam trap surveys on all 13 BOCM Pauls animal feed processing sites throughout the UK. » Read More


07/04/2010 Share safety alerts All sectors of industry are being urged to share information to help prevent accidents. » Read More


06/04/2010 Six auto de-raggers make it at Millbrook Following trials to test claims that Mono's EZstrip pump can be de-ragged in two-and-a-half minutes and stripped down and maintained in just 30, Southern Water has installed six at its sludge treatment centre in Millbrook. » Read More


06/04/2010 Asset tracking keeps tabs on mobile plant Mobile plant rental firm Flannery Hire says that installing a geofence antitheft system on its excavators and telehandlers has already helped to recover one unit within a few hours. » Read More


01/04/2010 ABN saves 30% energy costs with ABB motor drives Animal feed manufacturer ABN reckons it has been saving more than 30% off its electrical motors energy bill since installing 33 ABB low voltage ac drives on its pig and poultry feed production plant. » Read More


01/04/2010 Carbon Reduction Commitment applies to more plants than thought With the mandatory Carbon Reduction Commitment energy efficiency scheme now live, plant managers that have so far taken no action are being urged to do so urgently. » Read More


31/03/2010 SOE invites members to debate the general election 2010 With general election fervour heating-up across the country, SOE (Society of Operations Engineers) wants to open a debate with its members about what engineering professionals want from their political leaders. » Read More


31/03/2010 Gas power generators take on high electricity tariffs UK plants suffering the high costs of fixed energy tariffs levied from September 2008, could be cutting their bills in half and improving flexibility of supply. » Read More


30/03/2010 Same day gearmotor With UK assembly at Nord Gear's Abingdon facility for cast aluminium Nordbloc 1 series gearmotors now up and running, and the German assembly line also in full production for larger cast iron sizes, the company is now offering a same-day ... » Read More


30/03/2010 Bearing design rev revolutionises wave power technology Working with engineers from Pelamis wave power, Schaeffler's bearing specialists have enabled what's being hailed as a breakthrough in the design of next generation wave energy converters. » Read More


29/03/2010 Engineering profession launches manifesto for the UK Eight of the UK's engineering big guns have launched a call to action, in a bid to maximise the profession's impact on Britain's biggest challenges. » Read More


27/03/2010 SOE tops engineering poll for fourth year The SOE (Society of Operations Engineers) has registered more members at EngTech (engineering technician) than any other engineering institution for the fourth year running, according to Engineering Council year-end figures. » Read More


24/03/2010 Turn fans down, urges GAMBICA If just half of Britain's electric motors were slowed by 10%, the carbon emissions savings would be equivalent to 9.8 million cars every year. » Read More


24/03/2010 IECEx approval comes to ABB motors ABB is the first electric motor manufacturer to receive IECEx conformity, certifying that products have protection for explosive atmospheres. » Read More


24/03/2010 Vote Manufacturing Campaign petitions Downing Street The Vote Manufacturing Campaign, launched by Findlay Media with the support of the ERA Foundation and the Institution of Mechanical Engineers has increased pace with the announcement of an online petition to 10 Downing Street. » Read More


23/03/2010 BOHS LEV awareness BOHS (British Occupational Hygiene) approved LEV (local exhaust ventilation) awareness courses are now being run across the UK. » Read More


22/03/2010 Carbon capture pilot gets government support The government is to invest £6 million in a research, development and demonstration project aimed at putting the UK ahead of the pack in carbon capture for fossil-fired power stations. » Read More


19/03/2010 Dargavel energy from waste plant nears production A project to convert domestic and industrial waste into energy, being commissioned at Dargavel, Dumfries, is using BOS (batch oxidation system) technology developed by Manchester-based Ascot Environmental. » Read More


18/03/2010 Vote Manufacturing campaign issues call to arms for government action UK Manufacturing employs 3million people directly, with 2m more providing services for manufacturing. With their families, that's 10m voters – more than enough to shape the outcome of the next election. The next government will either ... » Read More


12/03/2010 Corporate manslaughter A leading North West law firm is urging engineering firms to review their health and safety polices, since tough new sentencing guidelines for corporate manslaughter offences have now come into force. Mace & Jones dispute resolution ... » Read More


12/03/2010 Wireless technology improves efficiency at Novartis biotech plant Easier maintenance and better control and flexibility are being reported by Novartis at its biotech production facility in Huningue, France, following installation of a wireless plant network. » Read More


10/03/2010 Specialist training SKF is offering training courses for production and maintenance engineers, covering machine reliability, condition monitoring, bearing applications and failure assessment, as well as best practices in lubrication, installation, precision ... » Read More


08/03/2010 Stores savings Sites that need to reorganise their engineering stores are being offered assistance by Eriks. » Read More
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