Energy Management and Sustainability
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The hidden cost of poor water quality

In plastics manufacturing, the difference between a temperature control unit that lasts for years and one that fails within months often comes down to a single overlooked variable, says Dave Roberts

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Grid constraints needn’t mean decarbonisation delays

In partnership with Schneider Electric, Royal Avebe has electrified its Foxhol site without reinforcing its grid connection, offering a model for European industry as more than 14,000 Dutch businesses contend with grid capacity waits of up to a decade

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The enduring case for mechanical indexing

For many high-volume manufacturing applications, particularly within the can-making industry, mechanical indexing technology continues to offer compelling advantages that modern electronic systems often struggle to match, explains Rob Yorke

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Key steps for compressed air purity compliance

ISO 8573-1 gives manufacturers a measurable, auditable definition of clean air. But selecting the right purity class and the correct dryer and filter combination requires careful application-specific assessment, says Louis Cottaz

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From catastrophic failure to zero tube failures

VPK Packaging’s corrugated plant in Somerset lost its first boiler to caustic embrittlement failure after five years of acceptable monthly test results. The replacement boiler, now six years in, has had zero tube failures on a line running 24/5 with no margin for downtime

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