Process Engineering

University to lead on 3D development among businesses

The University of Strathclyde is to lead on two projects focused on upskilling the workforces of SME manufacturers across Scotland.

Cost of components and shipping are key concerns for manufacturers

Smart robots switch from pipe inspection to tackle coronavirus hotspots

Engineering vacancies plummet by three quarters year on year

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Titan offers high performance flow monitoring in explosive atmospheres

Titan Enterprises offers special options for its Oval Gear flowmeters to ensure safe operation in potentially explosive atmospheres such as are often encountered in the petrochemical industry.

GEMÜ’s automatic CIP/SIP valve: ‘The perfect workhorse for steam sterilisation of solids’

Finding the most effective transfer solutions with Dixon

Manage inventory remotely with Endress+Hauser’s smart level sensor

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A new era beckons for the food and drink sector

A recent article in the press drew a comparison between the modern fast food sector and the clothing industry somewhere in the earlier part of the last century.

Small process innovations can create great advances

'Interesting times' beckon for pharma and biotech

Patent sense for pumps and pharmaceuticals

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High efficiency and low shear pumping solution

The UK’s only sugar beet producer needed to combine high efficiency with low shear pumping and velocity. It turned to Hidrostal for help.

Changing times mean monitoring is getting smarter

Lighting for hazardous environments

Finding the tools to tackle corrosion in pipes and connectors

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Industry analysis: unleashing the potential of the IIoT

Technologies that connect us to the Internet of Things already exist, but don’t expect everyone to buy into the phenomenon just yet, writes Robert Smith.