Breathing Easy with Certified Air Duct Cleaners
NADCA’s Mark Zarzeczny on the Breathing Clean initiative
The Federal Trade Commission estimates that Americans lost more than $4 billion to fraud and scams during...
Greasezilla Takes On the FOG Monster
Fats, oils, and grease—or FOG—have long been a problem in municipal wastewater treatment. In addition to run-off from restaurants, FOG can often be found...
Pedal to the METAL
In a concerted effort to address the critical workforce shortages in the U.S. casting and forging industry, IACMI–The Composites Institute, in a multi-million dollar...
The Tangible Benefits of Virtual Reality
At last year’s WEFTEC, one of the most talked about technical exhibits asked visitors to don a virtual reality (VR) headset and gloves and...
Industry’s Dirty Little Secret
Michael Sprague, the director of eBusiness Development, Enterprise Solutions, for Thomas Industrial Network, offered his insight on how manufacturers and distributors fall short of...
Tough Conditions Require Tougher Solutions
As smart technology and AI are adapted into more areas of industrialization, these technologies are entering conditions once believed too harsh or hazardous for...
Are Engineering Careers Still the Way to Go?
Dr. Steve Mackay has worked in engineering throughout Australia, Europe, Africa, and North America for the past thirty-five years as a design and commissioning...
Running Smooth Even in Seawater
Thordon Bearings recently provided water-lubricated elastomeric polymer bearings for installation to cooling water pumps commissioned for a major power plant expansion project by the...
Taking Steps to Save Regional Water Resources
Based in Buford, Georgia, The Water Tower, a new water innovation hub, has released its Lake Lanier Watershed Five-Year Research Plan, with the goal...
Efficient Water Infrastructure From Coast to Coast
Sulzer is expanding its domestic water business and has commissioned operations in Portland, Oregon, where it is assembling and testing large water pumps. Additionally,...