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Manchester, England · Manchester

£13M UK study will investigate sustainable nuclear graphite for next-generation reactors

The University of Manchester will lead a five-year research programme aimed at overhauling how Britain makes, uses and disposes of nuclear graphite, a material central to several next‑generation reactor designs. The post £13M UK study will investigate sustainable nuclear graphite for next-generation reactors appeared first on New Civil Engineer.See the Story

New High-Precision TMR Angle Sensors From Littelfuse

Littelfuse, an industrial technology manufacturing company, has announced the launch of two new TMR-based magnetic angle sensors, the LF53466 and LF53464Expanding their magnetic sensor portfolio, the new sensors from littelfuse have been designed to work in harsh environments with minimal thermal drift. They can deliver high-precision 0–360° angular measurements.Tunnelling magnetoresistance (TMR) technology is utilised by both sensors in a dual …See the Story

Huntingdon, England · Huntingdon

Stronger than diamond: the 'unmatched' potential of graphene

Andrew McInnis, chief development officer at Paragraf, shares the company’s latest technical breakthrough in electronics manufacturingMore than 20 years after the groundbreaking discovery of graphene by Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov at the University of Manchester, the “wonder material” continues to hold vast potential across multiple industries. Yet, despite early optimism, especially in electronics, graphene’s commercial adoption has lag…Read Article

Ansys announce integration of NVIDIA Omniverse technology into simulation solutions

Ansys, part of Synopsys, and NVIDIA have signed an agreement to license, sell, and support Omniverse technology embedded in Ansys simulation solutions By integrating NVIDIA Omniverse, Ansys can deliver access to Omniverse technologies and libraries to customers, beginning with its CFD and autonomous solutions. The collaboration will spark progress that empowers transformative solutions by expanding insights into aerodynamics, advancing autonomou…Nvidia · United States Read Article

Planning consent gained for new 24MW BESS project near Glasgow - Energy Sustainability Solutions

Renewable energy developer Apatura has received planning consent for a new grid-scale 24MW / 48MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) on Parkhouse Road, near the town of Barrhead, 13 kilometres (eight miles) southwest of Glasgow. The Parkhouse Road BESS will consist of 12 battery units, four power conversion system (PCS) units and other associated infrastructure. The nine-acre site will be screened from all directions with native planting and …Glasgow, Scotland · Glasgow See the Story

Toshiba launches the TLX9165T automotive photorelay

Electronics manufacturer Toshiba Electronics Europe GmbH has launched the TLX9165T, an automotive photorelay in a 10-pin SOL6-T package.The product can achieve an output withstand voltage of 1800V (min) and is designed to support the battery management system (BMS) for high-voltage, 800V electric vehicle (EV) batteries as well as battery energy storage systems (ESS).For EVs to be more widely adopted, improvements are needed to shorten charging t…Düsseldorf · Düsseldorf Read Article

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£13M UK study will investigate sustainable nuclear graphite for next-generation reactors

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Stronger than diamond: the 'unmatched' potential of graphene

Ansys announce integration of NVIDIA Omniverse technology into simulation solutions

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A significant step forward in hybrid vehicle architecture: the HR18 HEV

Data is crucial as rail industry swaps lead-acid for lithium-ion batteries

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Celeros flow technology launches new noise attenuation trim

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