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NEWS
11 June, 2010
The environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has released projected emissions of Ireland’s greenhouse gases up to 2020. These projections give a picture of Ireland’s ability to meet international greenhouse gas emission targets. Key sectors...
11 June, 2010
Aggreko believes that a number of businesses in Northern Ireland are suffering from the high price of fixed energy tariffs made back in September 2008, with many paying over 50% above the current market rate. The company says that alternative...
11 June, 2010
Hach Lange, manufacturers of laboratory, field and process monitoring instruments, has invested in its Dublin based service team, enabling it to provide onsite maintenance and calibration across the Republic.
11 June, 2010
DWN Instrumentation, a distributor with offices in Dublin and Cork, has recently celebrated successfully distributing Krohne flow and level instruments for the past 25 years. The instruments are supplied mainly to the pharmaceutical, dairy...
11 June, 2010
The Irish 4-way forklift manufacturer, Combilift, has confirmed its presence at this year’s Plant and Works Exhibition, to be held at the NEC in Birmingham, and will be a primary sponsor of the show.
11 June, 2010
C&L?Industrial has recently expanded its operation with the launch of a new sales and service centre in Dublin. The company sells, installs and services a range of industrial products, including: Boge Compressors, AmbiRad energy efficient...
IRISH MANUFACTURING
11 June, 2010
Implementation of a Rockwell Automation electronic batch record solution has helped one life sciences company to reduce errors, improve review and approval times and quality assurance and ultimately, speed time to market
11 June, 2010
As part of Northern Ireland Water’s Project Omega, a £122 million capital investment wastewater treatment and sludge disposal scheme, Gee &?Co has recently supplied three packaged plant systems for the dosing of Ferric and Glycerol
11 June, 2010
According to Tony Murphy, applications account manager, Oracle Ireland, having the right systems in place to manage the critical flow of data is no longer an option, but the key to success. He says that analytical tools are now available...
11 June, 2010
One of the main problems in enclosures is the effects of thermal cycling and humidity. Hot air holds more moisture, which condenses on cold surfaces when the temperature drops. In an IP55 rated enclosure it is difficult to eliminate the...
11 June, 2010
Micromac Filtration has installed a run down screen and spray bar system at St Regis Paper’s Higher Kings Mill in Devon. “Our challenge was to remove paper and plastic waste from our effluent treatment plant at the earliest possible point...
11 June, 2010
A Vibro-Air Size/Density Separator from Kason offers vibratory screening to remove undersize particles and airflow to simultaneously remove low bulk density materials. According to the company, the unit efficiently separates fines and chaffs...
11 June, 2010
The range of polymeric membrane filters from Porvair Filtration is proven to meet the stringent international regulatory guidelines required in the pharmaceutical and food industries.
11 June, 2010
With such a bewildering choice of position sensors available, how do engineers ensure they select the right one? Mark Howard, general manager at Zettlex, outlines the main types of sensor and their respective strengths and weaknesses
11 June, 2010
Mike Adkins, product manager, general industrial valves at Swagelok, outlines the key trends driving the development of valves, and highlights the importance of leak integrity due to increasingly stringent emissions legislation
11 June, 2010
Problem: A large pharmaceutical company needed to address the issue of odour complaints in one of its offices, in case it was indicative of a potential safety problem.
11 June, 2010
Problem: Nutricia Liverpool specialises in Advanced Medical Nutrition for use in dietary support, nutritional support and disease-targeted nutrition. Having experienced growth over the last five years, the company decided to invest in a...
11 June, 2010
Problem: When Dublin-based Catalent Pharma Solutions reviewed the plant’s business strategy, it decided to invest in new press and packing equipment for use in high volume packaging, a new market for the plant.
11 June, 2010
Problem: The INEOS Chlor plant at Runcorn wanted to reduce its annual fuel costs by approximately £3 million. The plant uses two methods to produce chlorine, mercury cell electrolysis and a Membrane Chlorine Plant process, both of which...
11 June, 2010
Problem:?Fertiliser manufacturer and supplier to the process chemicals industry, GrowHow needed to upgrade the Emergency Shutdown System (ESD) at its Teeside Billingham plant to a TüV certified system.
11 June, 2010
In order to avoid both expensive giveaway and waste disposal costs at its Country Kildare facility, Schlötter Ireland now uses an Evolution E1110 indicator, supplied and installed by Avery Weigh-Tronix
11 June, 2010
MCI?Electrotechnics supplies electrical instrumentation and control panels for use in applications found in the offshore and onshore oil, gas and petrochemical industries. These environments demand explosion-proof enclosures, and MCI?relies...
11 June, 2010
The short answer is an emphatic YES from Gavin Quinlan of Honeycomb Solutions
11 June, 2010
Targeted at the pharmaceutical industry and other applications, a short face-to-face ball valve has been added to Tyco Flow Control's Neotecha range.
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