Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Engineering Resources",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Open software eases plant data sharing from
Bentley Systems (UK), which we summarised at the time by saying "OpenPlant allows the sharing and reusing of consistent and accurate data among distributed teams and work packages throughout the plant lifecycle".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release Re-engineered components bring added value from
Blue Diamond Technologies: "Britannia Wardrobes asked Blue Diamond to appraise the conventional fixtures and fittings and re-engineer them to take account of functionality, appearance, durability and cost".
In August 2007, we covered the news from Knovel Corporation
- take a look at E-book service aids universities
which says: "JISC member institutions will be able to subscribe to a collection of resources in science, technology and engineering".
Take a look also at the news release from Pilz Automation Technology, Modules provide wireless links for controllers,
as well as Aerospace companies complete management buyout from MB Aerospace,
and Shutter provides reliability to laboratories from Magnet Schultz.
See also:
Software minimises moulders' risks
(September 2006)
Moldflow supports HBC's core competency which is moulding, and enables it to design for manufacture and implement digital tool trials early in its development process
Online learning boosts design efficiency
(March 2006)
ProEUniversity.com now provides Pro/Engineer users with free access to comprehensive engineering resources
RPM and PLM come together
(October 2005)
MatrixOne and RuleStream Corp have successfully integrated their flagship products as part of an ongoing implementation at The Babcock and Wilcox Company
Frost and Sullivan honours Emerson
(August 2005)
Emerson Process Management has been named the 2005 Process Control and Industrial Automation Company of the Year by Frost and Sullivan
Microstepping driver meets custom system demands
(May 2005)
The OEM150 microstepping driver is optimised for efficient current control of small stepper motors
Distributor specialises in brake motors
(April 2005)
AEG Electric Motors has appointed Fyfe Wilson and Co of Bishops Stortford as a specialist distributor for brake motors, with a special remit to focus on the woodworking and machine tool industries
Refurbishment adds new life to water purification
(March 2005)
As part of its ongoing commitment to providing customers with the highest levels of customer support, Purite has introduced a plant refurbishment service
Gudel expands in China and India
(February 2005)
Support for customers of Gudel's recently extended automation and materials handling systems integration services has been boosted with the opening of two new operating companies in China and India
HSC consults on Science Strategy
(January 2005)
The Health and Safety Commission (HSC) has launched a consultation on the draft HSC Science Strategy 2005-2008 - Gathering Evidence; Developing Understanding; Identifying Solutions
Pneumatic automation lags in the UK
(December 2004)
The UK pneumatics market grew by over 4% in 2004 following three years of substantial decline, but is expected to falter again in 2005, notes Festo in a review of pneumatic automation trends
Parker Hannifin invests in first electric scooter
(November 2004)
Parker Hannifin has announced that it is making an equity investment in Vectrix Corporation, a zero-emission vehicle company that manufactures high-performance electric scooters
Optical link acts just like an electrical cable
(October 2004)
Anyone who needs the performance of fibre-optic communications with the convenience of a standard electrical connection should check out the MR121 ZapFree encoder cable
PLM package brings multiple CAD formats together
(July 2004)
UGS and Incat have developed a new a Teamcenter-based solution for multi-computer-aided-design (CAD) engineering process management
Online condition monitoring keeps plant running
(June 2004)
Unplanned downtime on high-speed paper machines can cut into a mill's profitability through both lost production and the diversion of engineering resources to get a machine back up and running
Anderson takes over operational management
(August 2003)
Camcon Technology has signed up Ian Anderson as Chief Operating Officer
Modular encoder is absolutely cheaper
(June 2003)
The industry's smallest high-speed 'plug-and-play' absolute encoder is claimed to reduce assembly time by half and cut costs for industrial automation systems by as much as 40%
Novel composite comes onstream
(May 2003)
SymaLite is an innovative composite material based on polypropylene and specially oriented glass fibres, which sets new standards with regard to weight, rigidity and formability
Design hinges on finding the right hinge online
(November 2002)
In developing its latest line of grading machine ranges, food processing equipment giant Marel, turned to Southco for an innovative hinge solution
Programming software claims design cycle savings
(August 2002)
Two new IEC61131-3 design editors can substantially reduce the programming time required in setting up any automated system
Novel technology yields high-integrity manifolds
(May 2002)
A new range of high-integrity manifolds is designed to meet the growing demand for new levels of safety and performance for instrumentation systems used in oil, gas, chemical and other process plants
Van Ewyk to refocus engineering resources
(April 2002)
Rob van Ewyk has been appointed Technical Director for Solartron Mobrey with a brief to refocus the company's engineering resources as part of ambitious plans to double sales in five years
Process automation set for steady growth
(April 2002)
The worldwide market for automation products and services for process industries is expected to grow at a compounded annual growth rate of just over 5% over the next five years
Record year for pneumatic automation giant
(November 2001)
As it celebrates its 75th Anniversary, Pneumatic Automation specialist Festo has enjoyed a record year - both in terms of sales revenue and investment - returning 1,200 million Euros in turnover
Call in the experts for power transmission design
(June 2001)
A new turnkey design and manufacturing service from power transmission expert, Cross and Morse, means that companies no longer have to spend time and money on in-house development
HFSS software line purchased from Agilent
(May 2001)
Ansoft Corporation and Agilent Technologies have signed an agreement in which Agilent has agreed to license its High Frequency Structure Simulator (HFSS) software product line to Ansoft
New version of Mint motion control software
(March 2001)
Baldor has launched a new version of its Mint system development environment, one of the most popular motion control programming tools worldwide, with new multi-tasking capability
EEVL relaunches to cover maths and computing
(January 2001)
From Spring 2001, EEVL, formerly known as Edinburgh Engineering Virtual Library, will become EEVL: the guide to engineering, mathematics and computing information on the internet
Algor ensures glass facade won't crumble
(August 2000)
Algor's Accupak/VE was used to perform Mechanical Event Simulation to analyze whether placing a curtain wall on a skyscraper would have fatal consequences in the event of a significant tremor
Custom-engineered positioning systems from Bayside
(June 2000)
Complete integrated motion control systems are now being offered by Bayside Motion Group, based on the company's linear and rotary stages, with X, Y, Z and Theta axes
Artesyn aims power supplies at comms market
(March 2000)
Artesyn Technologies has formed a new business unit to develop and market power supplies and power subsystems for wireless communications systems manufacturers