Category: Industry

Effective Strategies for Water Mitigation in Cape Cod

Effective Strategies for Water Mitigation in Cape Cod

Making Sense of the Cape’s One-of-a-Kind Water Issues Geospatial Perspective: Cape Cod Has Big and Bad Water Problems Cape Cod is a peninsula known for its sandy soils, coastal marshes, and close association with the Atlantic Ocean. The landmass that forms the peninsula left by glacial deposits more than 18,000 years ago is particularly prone to water-related problems. The fast-draining […]

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Why To Opt For Pre-Loved Apparel: A Comprehensive Guide To Reason Sustainability

Why To Opt For Pre-Loved Apparel: A Comprehensive Guide To Reason Sustainability

Ukay-ukay is a creative term used in the Philippines for second-hand shopping, particularly for the purchase of pre-loved clothing items. Fighting amidst and against fashion waste is the next trend in 2023, and second-hand clothing industries are bolstering the market at lightning speed. Emerging economies are investing significantly in fast fashion and integrating business models that prevent wastage. Second-hand clothing […]

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Small Business Ideas in Winter Garment Industry

Small Business Ideas in Winter Garment Industry

Young professionals have a proclivity to leave their day jobs and create their own businesses. We mostly look for business prospects in the clothing sector because we have sufficient job experience in this field. Our experts have offered some small business ideas below, relating to winter apparel as a product, keeping this in mind. Some company ideas, on the other […]

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Reinforced Concrete: An Overview

Reinforced Concrete: An Overview

Most of the civilian buildings use reinforced concrete that is found in their resistance structure. Another use for this product is to make tiles for various residential or commercial structures. What is reinforced concrete? Reinforced concrete is based on the physical connection between the incoming concrete in the preparation plant and a reinforcing network directly mounted or built on-site in a […]

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What is Friction Stir Welding and Where Is It Used?

What is Friction Stir Welding and Where Is It Used?

Friction stir welding is a type of solid-state joining process that utilizes a non-consumable item or tool to join two or more workpieces without melting them. According to MegaStir, heat is generated through the process of friction between two rotating tools and the workpiece material. This result in a softened section or region near the friction stir welding tool. While […]

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Pros & Cons of 3D-Printed Car Parts

Pros & Cons of 3D-Printed Car Parts

If dystopian futures have taught us anything, being able to create matter seemingly out of thin air will lead us to devastating technological advancement and inventions. If you do not agree, think about what happened to the Bentley butler car concept. 3D printers are the precursor to these god-like tools of the future and could lead to our untimely demise. […]

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Life-Threatening Aspects That Most Welders Overlook

Life-Threatening Aspects That Most Welders Overlook

Welding is one of the fascinating things because human beings are in a way like some insects. Most people normally stare for a while when they see someone welding. There is just something so mesmerizing about that bright light that flashes on and off, on and off, or for an extended period of time. Some people will stop and just […]

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Metal Detection in the Pharmaceutical Industry

Metal Detection in the Pharmaceutical Industry

High levels of product quality is not only vital to the success and reputation of a pharmaceutical company, it’s also mandated by government regulations and legislation. Like the production of other consumables, the production of pharmaceutical goods can be prone to the inclusion of metallic contaminants including those inherent in raw materials, those added during processing or mixing of ingredients, […]

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Stretching the Limits of Rubber: 3 Elastic Innovations and Their Applications

Stretching the Limits of Rubber: 3 Elastic Innovations and Their Applications

The Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) has declared war on flat tires by inventing a new form of rubber that heals after being punctured. The invention emerged as an extension of SEAS research with self-healing hydrogels, which use water to create reversible bonds that can heal after being broken. While SEAS was able to […]

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Interesting, Less-known Facts about the German Energy Supplier E.on

Interesting, Less-known Facts about the German Energy Supplier E.on

E.on is among the largest investor-owned energy suppliers in the world. Formerly known as Powergen, E.on begun in 1990 and was bought by the German energy giant E.on in 2002. In late 2007 it assumed its parent company name. E.on employs more than 72,000 employees at facilities across, Russia, North America, Europe, Brazil, and Turkey. Its core business consists of […]

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