Will Dalrymple

Features

All about bolts

New technology and techniques can directly monitor the stresses and strains experienced by bolts, with the purpose of checking they remain tightly connected, as well as monitoring the health of the...

Condition Monitoring
Features

Rooftop solar power opportunity

There is now national attention on an unusual area of industrial real estate. High out of the way of trees and other blocking buildings, rooftops are said to be an ideal place to mount solar panels...

Solar Energy
Features

All about ESOS

For large companies, there is a six-month reprieve for filing the next (Phase 3) Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) report. Although a clear deadline is in place, 5 June 2024, other details...

Energy Saving
Features

Fostering a maintenance culture

Our society has become a throw-away one, and part of the problem is a lack of knowledge and capability in repair

Waste Management
Features

Green is growing

Environmental issues run through this month’s magazine like a stick of rock. The cover feature addresses coming regulation of so-called ‘forever chemicals’ used for their waterproofing and non-stick...

Waste Management
Events

Plant & Asset Management

As a consequence of the Government’s recent announcement to the delay of events taking place from October 2020, and the continued uncertainty and local lockdowns, Drives & Controls Exhibition and its...

Boilers
Features

The biggest pumps in the world?

Among the largest pumps made for industry are the reactor coolant pumps used in modern PWR, pressurised water reactor-type nuclear power plants such as Sizewell B in Suffolk, and Hinkley Point C,...

Seals
Features

Control room

Good design can make the difference between comprehension and chaos, when depicting the actions and interactions of process system displays. New guidance interpreting an international standard...

Control Panels
Features

Driver not required

Prototypes and concept designs are demonstrating the potential of commercial vehicles that are operated without one component traditionally thought to be operationally important: the driver. Although...

Mobile Plant
News

Coronavirus: Auxiliary engineers wanted for Covid-19 response

London, Manchester and Birmingham field hospitals are looking for volunteer professional technicians and engineers for assistance.

Health and Safety
Features

Robobus

Next year sees a new type of bus service arrive in Scotland, traversing Edinburgh’s Forth Road Bridge. Just like every other bus route, it will run regularly, and customers will have to pay a driver...

Communication Systems
News

TomTom expands telematics offer to mobile plant

TomTom Telematics has expanded its vehicle telematics service to include asset tracking functions, monitoring the position and usage of their powered assets, such as trailers, generators and other...

Mobile Plant