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International Safety Awards open for applications for 2025

British Safety Council’s International Safety Awards 2025 are now open for applications.

Engineering Council publishes updated guide for 2024-2025 professional registration

Queen’s secures £6.25m UKRI award to revolutionise UK supply chains

University of Sheffield AMRC and Boeing win award with their catalysing industry-academia research

New electric thermal fluid heaters launched

Industrial process heating equipment and solutions specialist Babcock Wanson has launched the EPC EL range of electric thermal fluid heaters, providing customers with an effective low carbon process heater with no direct emissions. The key functionality required by thermal fluid heaters are high turndown, low heat flux, accurate temperature control and high safety level which is incorporated in the design.

Tackling the engineering skills gap

PWE looks at how to tackle the skills gap in the rapidly changing engineering industry

The evolution and challenges of burner technology

PWE looks at the critical issues facing burner technology in manufacturing, focusing on environmental regulations and the impact of digitalisation.

New maintenance free compressed air filter does the job of three conventional filters

ERIKS UK & Ireland has launched a new compressed air filtration technology - Expel. The compressed air filter continually removes 99.9999% of water, oil emulsion fluids and solid particulates down to 1 micron. Its design means that users never have to change any internal elements, but simply fit and forget. Typically, it would take three conventional compressed air filters – one each for water, oil emulsion and solid particulates – to do the job of one Expel.

Digitalisation: A crucial pathway to achieving Net Zero in UK manufacturing

As the UK aims for net zero emissions by 2050, digitalisation in manufacturing becomes essential. Technologies like AI, IoT, and data analytics are transforming energy efficiency and supply chain management, offering significant sustainability benefits. However, overcoming challenges such as high costs and skills gaps is crucial for realising these gains

The importance of accurate gas flow measurement

Used by manufacturers, technicians and field service engineers alike, gas flow sensors can provide crucial insight into the performance of a wide variety of devices. As their applications grow, it’s becoming ever more important to provide gas flow sensing capabilities in a smaller package — but how? Ross Turnbull, Director of Business Development and Product Engineering at ASIC design and supply company Swindon Silicon Systems, explores.

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