Reducing costs for a new hydrogen plant
25th April 2024
Sulzer’s hydraulic power recovery turbine expertise to deliver major operational cost savings
25th April 2024
Sulzer’s hydraulic power recovery turbine expertise to deliver major operational cost savings
As electrical engineering becomes increasingly integrated into general construction planning, more and more projects are requiring the use of bespoke solutions to handle tasks ranging from drafting building automation schematics to designing control cabinets and sockets.
Batch manufacturing offers several advantages for producers of high-quality end products, and it is common in the pharmaceutical, food and beverage sectors.
24th April 2024
Sulzer introduces next generation XFP ContraBlock Evo hydraulics including high-head variants
Compact and portable, bench-top point-of-care testing devices enable fast, reliable medical sample results. These machines rely on miniature motors – up to 20 per device – to carry out an array of tasks.
Following over three years of successful collaboration, Severn Trent has extended its regionwide asset maintenance services (AMS) framework with ECS Engineering Services for five years.
When looking at demanding applications, such as motion control, data needs to be transferred with high accuracy and reliability to meet strict cycle times. Ultimately, to be highly synchronized and truly effective, motion control systems require deterministic network performance.
23rd April 2024
From dieselgate to clean air zones, vehicle emissions are rarely out of the news. While new, highly efficient combustion engines and electrification are making gains in our battle to reduce global warming and improve air quality, exhausts remain on the frontline of lowering CO2, NOx and particulate emissions.
WDS Components has launched a new range of bow handles manufactured using a renewable biopolymer. The new handles are available in three styles and join the WDS range of hand knobs also produced from renewable sources.
Sulzer’s mass transfer equipment will be at the core of one of Japan’s large-scale carbon capture plants. Based in Yamaguchi Prefecture, the facility will support the decarbonization of a leading chemical manufacturer by leveraging Sulzer’s extensive expertise and specialized mass transfer technologies.