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Life-cycle assessment improves biowaste efficiency

Canada · Canada

Life-cycle assessment improves biowaste efficiency

Clean technology company Aduro is using an innovative clean chemical process to transform lower-value feedstocks such as waste plastics, heavy bitumen and renewable oils into resources for the 21st century. In line with this, the company has engaged sustainability consultancy Delphi to conduct a Life Cycle Asessment (LCA) of the company’s hydrochemolytic technology for waste plastic processing. Aduro is a developer of patented water-based techn…Read Article

Turning with the Tide: Why Innovation Must Accelerate in the Water Sector

Innovation · London

Turning with the Tide: Why Innovation Must Accelerate in the Water Sector

In 2029, in a corner of southern England, one of the most water-stressed regions in the UK, a new piece of infrastructure will be unveiled. The £340M Havant Thicket reservoir will have a capacity of 8.7bn litres when full, measuring around 1.6km from east to… The post Turning with the tide: Why innovation must accelerate in the water sector appeared first on New Civil Engineer.See the Story

CVS improves the rapid unloading of stationary vehicles

CVS improves the rapid unloading of stationary vehicles

Unloading bulk produce from silo vehicles can be a big part of the role for operators in the process engineering space, and a new unloading system from CVS Engineering promises to make this part of the job more efficient. The product, called SKL-E Pack, benefits from low operating costs, quiet running and simple installation.The product operates emission-free units that ensure a smooth unloading process for bulk goods. The product will be used …Read Article

Food Safety and Sanitation in Food Establishments

A restaurant’s success isn’t just about great food—it’s about maintaining a sanitary space where food safety and cleanliness work together to protect guests and staff. Whether in a fast-paced restaurant kitchen or a large food preparation facility, the intersection of food safety and sanitation plays a crucial role in maintaining a hygienic space, ensuring consumer ... The post Food Safety and Sanitation in Food Establishments appeared first on …United States · United States See the Story

How senior management can influence safety protocols

At this year’s CHEM UK, two Institute of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) seminars highlighted the influence of leaders and their role in forming a safe (or unsafe) working environment. These talks, titled ‘Safety Panel Discussion: Leaders – it’s time to refocus on process safety management’ and ‘Safety Culture: Key considerations in pharmaceutical manufacturing’, come months after IMechE’s response to the UK government’s industrial strategy green…Environment · United Kingdom Read Article

Detecting metal in food production

Instant noodles, a staple of convenience, present unique challenges in maintaining food safety and quality. From the raw ingredients to the final packaging, manufacturers can face risks of metal contamination throughout the whole production process. Metal detection technology offers critical solutions for addressing these risks, helping manufacturers maintain high standards of food safety and quality. Inspection of instant noodlesProducing safe …United States · United States Read Article

Collaboration enables better Wi-Fi 7 testing

A recent collaboration combines a multi-probe over-the-air test system with wireless connectivity that is set to provide a comprehensive evaluation of RF performanceWi-Fi 7 is a standard designed to achieve high throughput for use cases such as ultra-high-definition video streaming, multi-user AR/VR/XR, and immersive gaming and entertainment. It is already being integrated into high-end smartphones, AR/VR devices and routers. The technology is e…Read Article

How to scale sulphate production

In the face of increasing regulatory and environmental pressure, the global fertiliser industry is accelerating its transition toward sustainable manufacturing models.Among the new generation of innovators, Swedish startup Cinis Fertiliser, a green plant nutrition company, has gained attention for its pioneering approach to circular potassium sulfate (K2SO4) production. By upcycling industrial residues into high-purity fertiliser using a process…Startups · Örnsköldsvik Read Article

Training transformed at Imperial College

Nicola Brittain attended a recent tour of ABB’s Imperial College carbon capture plant and heard how a new AI product, and generative AI more generally, is helping to transform training for chemical engineering studentsLike many large companies, technology megalith ABB works closely with universities to help them provide undergraduate chemical engineers with the skills they need to be able to work in industry.12 years ago the company built a carb…Artificial Intelligence · London Read Article

Why scrimping on conveyor belts is a false economy

No other industry places a wider, more aggressive range of demands on conveyor belts than the recycling industry. Every time a belt needs to be repaired or replaced operators will incur costs, not only direct costs but also lost processing time. Despite this, belt selection is all too often based on price. This may be owing to a perceived lack of value of the materials being conveyed and/or a lack of understanding as to why the toughness and lo…Economy Read Article

The importance of structured training

Effective fire and gas detection systems are crucial for ensuring safety within process industries. Historically, the competence required to design and implement these high-integrity systems has often been acquired through informal, on-the-job experience. Recognising the critical need for structured training, recent developments have provided engineers with an opportunity to significantly enhance their understanding and skills through formalised…Read Article

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