Engineering


  • The role of liquid level sensors in power generation and fuel storage

    Liquid level sensing underpins reliable power generation and fuel storage. From data centres’ UPS and hospital standby sets to remote diesel plant, accurate level measurement prevents run-dry events, sediment ingestion, and coolant loss. Hydrostatic and radar options also support custody transfer, leak detection, and alerts across bulk and day tanks.


  • Natural isotope fingerprints verify basalt CO2 mineralisation

    Edinburgh researchers verified Carbfix CO2 mineralisation using natural isotopic fingerprints. The approach tracks dissolution and carbonate formation in Icelandic basalt without added tracers, cutting monitoring costs for scaled storage. Results strengthen the case for mineral storage in MRV-heavy CCS projects.


  • Choosing PCB design tools that fit the electrician’s workflow

    PCB design tools directly shape engineering efficiency and outcomes. Selecting platforms that integrate schematic capture, rule checking, stack-up control, and DFM validation reduces rework and late-stage errors. From library discipline to final Gerber output, workflow coherence determines whether fabrication proceeds cleanly or exposes avoidable oversights.


  • Testo Saveris to highlight power of AI and automation at GFSI Conference 2026

    Testo Saveris will showcase AI-led food safety at GFSI 2026. At the Vancouver conference (24–26 March), the company will outline automated monitoring, AI language support, and simulated temperature modelling to tighten frontline execution.


  • Nulogy Introduces the Manufacturing Operating System

    Nulogy has launched a Manufacturing Operating System for plant operations. MOS unifies production, quality, compliance, maintenance, and warehouse execution on a shared data backbone with real-time analytics and integrations. Nulogy says users see 97% inventory accuracy, 99% fill rates, and 12% OEE gains in nine months.


  • CISA flags OT comms barriers for operators

    CISA has published fresh guidance on securing OT communications today. Richard Groome at e2e-assure says many sites cannot retrofit crypto safely, so operators will need stronger assurance, monitoring, and layered controls while secure-by-design comms remain a procurement decision


  • TEROSON® adhesive transforms train flooring for Southeastern Railway

    Southeastern Railway has overhauled its train flooring adhesive. The operator selected TEROSON® MS 9320 SF for its adhesion strength, fire compliance, and faster curing times, replacing a two-part epoxy system that required drum mixing and 48-hour cures, reducing downtime and maintenance risk across its fleet.


  • Emerson launches hybrid continuous gas analyser

    Emerson has released the Rosemount QX1000 continuous gas analyser today. The hybrid platform pairs paramagnetic O2 with quantum cascade laser spectroscopy for other gases, aiming to simplify CEMS compliance while cutting maintenance and downtime.


  • Viking builds Mazak turning shop for growth

    Viking Precision has invested £1.6m in a dedicated turning shop. Four UK-built Mazak QUICK TURN 250 MSY lathes will run 24/7, targeting higher-volume, smaller components, including tribology parts for advanced test equipment.


  • Viridi and Zschimmer scale CO2 surfactant chemistry

    Viridi and Zschimmer & Schwarz signed a CO2 surfactants JDA. The partners say the agreement will scale captured-CO2 chemistry for sustainable, biodegradable surfactants used in cleaning formulations, following application trials by Zschimmer & Schwarz.