Researchers at MIT and the University of Washington discovered that they can stick electrodes in trees and operate electrical devices, such as a low-powered sensor. The power isn't much—only 200 mV per tree. Some skeptics think it's no more than the old potato trick, where electrodes react wit

Benchmarking is a great way to compare yourself to competitors, other industries, and objective measures. But it can also be a tough exercise to carry out — you need to define your goals for the exercise and determine the best metrics for making your evaluation. We recently came across a datab

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Is pressure compensation is required for mass flow measurement of secondary air in boiler?

The primary element is McOn Air (Promecon) sensor. McOn Air measures velocity of air in the duct. Thermocouples are available in the section for temperature compensation.

can anyone recomend a good voltage reduction system or a good voltage stabilizing system for single and 3 phase ?

I reqire a pump to pump sea water up 65mt pumping 15 m3 per hr over a distance of 900mt up a winding path

Pump to be submerged 10 m in the sea and will need to be able to withdraw pump whils leaving pipe conected to quick coupling

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Check out this graph published by The New York Times which charts the average miles driven per year vs. the average price of gasoline adjusted for inflation.

As the Times reports, "Until recently, Americans have driven more each year than the previous one, with a few brief exc

Once again, the press are running "life creation" claims on genetic research that hijacks a living cell to run their own DNA code. True, they have managed to run a completely synthetic genome and make it self-replicating, using the "life" of another organism to do so. Story here.

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I am trying to figure out how to zero a capillary x-mitter with my meriam 4100. I was able to adjust the zero trim, but I know that is not what I needed to do, I did it to help that vessel limp along for now. My range is -10.46 to -3.46. My zero was +7 when the flanged sensing elements were side b

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Britain's new deputy prime minister has pledged to curb the country's extensive system of official surveillance and data collection by scrapping an unpopular national identity card program, limiting the retention of DNA samples and regulating t

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According to an Australian fertility specialist, in-vitro fertilization may soon be a more reliable way for us to reproduce than old-fashioned sex. Coming breakthroughs in IVF -- now mainly a last-ditch effort for

does the position of a resolver matter on a servo motor?. when i move the stator of the resolver it changes my readings on the scopemeter .

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I heard that some African countries started to plant in a large amount "fuel trees" (which is used to run machines), and they got the seeds from south America.

Any information about that ?

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A carbon steel plate (63mm thk) with 3mm stainless steel (316L) cladding is used to fabricate a vessel head. Can it be normalised after forming? Will it be damaging to the cladding? Will doing PWHT at 620 deg C instead of normalising be damaging too? The head has a chordal weld seam.