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13 Apr How a vacuum conveyor works

There are certain items in warehouses and storage areas that require movement. The only trouble is that some of those items are either too bulky or too awkward to move using traditional methods. In some cases they are also too dangerous to move without special conditions or precautions. There are several systems that can be used to move these items to package and distribution and one of them is by using a vacuum conveyor. Luckily for the industry there is a great provider in the shape of https://www.aptech.uk.com/pneumatic-conveying-systems/vacuum-conveying.

30 Mar Signs You Need a New Vehicle

Do you need a new vehicle? Perhaps your current vehicle is too old or you have too many miles to make it a viable option. If so, it may be time to upgrade. The automotive industry spends billions every year on advertising to encourage people to purchase new cars. In addition, newer vehicles are more fuel efficient than older models, which will reduce the amount of money you spend on fuel, even more so if you choose a hybrid or fully electric vehicle.

28 Mar Different Types of Valves in Manufacturing

In the manufacturing industry, different types of valves are used for various purposes. Butterfly valves are often used in the process of water supply, wastewater treatment, fire protection, and gas supply. They are also used in the chemical, oil, and fuel handling systems. These types of valves can be either fixed or floating, which depends on the type of valve. Typically, butterfly and gate valves are used in the manufacturing sector. When you need Valve Manufacturers, contact orseal.com

28 Mar How Doctor Who has stood the test of time

Doctor Who is the longest-running science fiction show in the world. It started in 1963 and had an unbroken run of series until its cancellation in 1989. It was reborn in 2005 and has continued ever since. To date, there have been 869 episodes and 298 stories. It has influenced our popular culture, been lampooned, seen as a social commentary, used groundbreaking effects and characterisation, plus it's given us some of the most memorable on-screen “baddies” in the shape of the Daleks, Cybermen and the Doctors’ great enemy, the Master. How has it done this? One thing that has enabled it to be still going is the need for a decent signal to get the show. Luckily a TV aerial installation Gloucester company like steveunettaerials.co.uk/ can be on hand to help.

27 Mar Solving the Climate Crisis with Nuclear Power

Power and energy have been a hot topic in recent months, with the prices of fuel rising. As well as this, new ways to produce fuel are needed to avert the climate crisis. Something that was hailed as a new way to produce energy with...

25 Mar A Vision of the Buildings of the Future

Perhaps the buildings of the future will be made of natural materials such as timber and other recycled materials. These materials may also be radically extended to produce more efficient and greener structures. In recent years, the magazine Scientific American featured mycelium, a fungal organism that can grow on coffee grounds and wood chips, and create a significant structural performance. Perhaps our homes of the future will be made from biologically based materials in greater harmony with the planet. These materials will help to save energy and reduce pollution levels in cities.