Elliott Group, a wholly owned subsidiary of EBARA CORPORATION, has developed a new, configurable compressor arrangement designed to enhance operational flexibility in hydrogen applications.
Armstrong Fluid Technology was presented with the Queen’s Award for Enterprise for Sustainable Development on the 27th of October by Kui Man Gerry Yueng OBE, Her Majesty’s Deputy Lieutenant of Greater Manchester. The honour was announced earlier this year, with the company becoming the first in the commercial-scale HVAC sector to receive such an accolade.
Hanover-based TurboTides, Inc. announces a reseller agreement with Taipei City-based Taiwan Auto Design Company (a CADMEN company). This new strategic partnership took effect July 16 and will serve TADC’s customers in Taiwan and throughout Asia-Pacific by providing access to TurboTides’ turbomachinery software and engineering services throughout the region.
Kirloskar Brothers Limited (KBL) recently built a new manufacturing division at the company’s mother plant in Kirloskarvadi called ‘Advanced Technology Product Division (ATPD)’.
As the global demand for electrical energy continues to grow, more power plants are being built and their designs have to accommodate the changing requirements of the power generation market.
Armstrong Fluid Technology has been honored with a Queen’s Award for Enterprise for Sustainable Development. Announced worldwide on April 29, the award recognizes Armstrong’s leadership in sustainability, including improvements in daily operations, contributions to the sustainability of customers, and support for sustainability initiatives in local communities.
Incorporating machine learning or artificial intelligence (AI) in the monitoring of industry assets is becoming increasingly common, especially in industries where downtime causes profit loss. However, statistical modelling alone can be susceptible to producing false positives, cultural resistance and ineffective actions.
For those in the energy industry, being able to identify pre-failure conditions and anomalous operation can offer a considerable advantage to a repeatable budget and bottom-line margins.
Armstrong Fluid Technology has unveiled two new COMPASS R high efficiency models with ECM motor technology for up to 80% energy savings.
As part of a program to reduce leaks in its water network, Oslo Municipality Water and Sewage (Oslo VAV) recently deployed Xylem’s specialized inline leak detection technologies.
