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Professional Water Technologies Receives NSF Standard 60 Certification from the National Sanitation Foundation NSF

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H2O Innovation (Canada) announce that its California business unit Professional Water Technologies (“PWT”) has received NSF/ANSI Standard 60 Certification from the National Sanitation Foun...

Improved Sewage System in the Pipeline for Mauritius Thanks to Japan Loan

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The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has signed a loan with the Republic of Mauritius to reconstruct the island’s sewage facilities. The ODA loan, worth USD $81000, will be used to...

New UV Lamp Technology Introduced at IFAT

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LIT UV (The Netherlands) is introducing its next generation of UV-lamps, the LIT UV DB500 at the 2010 edition of the IFAT Exhibition in Germany. LIT’s UV lamp researchers have worked intense on...

High Efficiency Dissolved Oxygen Delivery Technology to Support Bioremediation and Restore Oyster Beds Wildlife Habitats in the Gulf

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BlueInGreen® (USA) has received funding through the Rapid Response Program at the National Science Foundation (NSF) to deploy SDOX technology in bays and estuaries that have been contaminated from...

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Earplug boosts personal safety for oil workers

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The personal safety of oil industry workers could receive a boost with the creation of an intelligent earplug by Norwegian sector operator Statoil.During the past four years, the company has worked on...

New investment adds Drop-test Shock Machine to extensive product test facilities | News

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Shock announcement; TRaC extends environmental test services

New investment adds Drop-test Shock Machine to extensive product test facilities. TRaC has further extended its environmental test capabilities with the installation of a Lansmont 95 shock test machine.

The investment, at TRaC's Warwick facility, augments a shock, impact and vibration test installation that already comprises 14 electromagnetic "shakers" and an alternative design of drop test machine.

The Lansmont 95 is a vertical free-fall drop shock test unit, with a square table size of 950 x 950 mm and a payload capacity (mass of the unit to be tested) of 1000 kg.  It provides a carefully-controlled environment for drop-testing, in which shock pulses have a known profile and are fully repeatable.  The test machine will apply half sine, final peak sawtooth and trapezoidal waveforms, at acceleration levels of up to 800g. It allows shock testing with the device-under-test energised, and has the facility to acquire up to ten channels of data from the shock test.

TRaC's environmental test laboratory is fully UKAS accredited; the area in which the new machine has been installed is purpose-built, with all appropriate safety features, and can carry out testing on both commercial and defence equipment.

 

UK'S first geothermal power plant given green light

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A brownfield site is set to be transformed into the UK's first geothermal power plant after getting planning permission.

CRC will cost more than you think says carbon reporting expert

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Fines and costs from the Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) deadline will hit sooner than expected according to leading accountants.

REID's new PD1000 develops further reach...

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Engineering consultants approached REID Lifting for a very difficult confined space application; to launch a sailing boat from the garden of a client in a beautiful Devonshire coastal village location - over a wall, around a tree and down onto the tidal estuary.