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Bridge and Aircraft Maintenance Revolution to Come From Polymer Nanocomposite

News - 21 May 2009

A newly discovered nanocomposite could vastly simplify and enhance the maintenance of large-scale infrastructure such as bridges and aircraft. QUT School of Engineering Systems senior lecturer Dr...

BOSIG Turns to BASF for Roller Shutter Casings with Thermal and Acoustic Insulation

News - 12 Jan 2009

In order to retrofit roller shutter casings with thermal and acoustic insulation, BOSIG GmbH, Germany, has turned to BASF’s Basotect®. This lightweight, flame-retardant foam is used in the Rolaflex®...

Energy Conserving LED Lighting Standard Set

News - 26 Jun 2008

Seeking to understand a new fuel cell material, a research team working at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), in collaboration with the University of Liverpool, has uncovered a...

GBC Materials Offers Alumina Ceramic Balls for Harsh Environments

News - 13 Sep 2007

The GBC Materials business of Morgan Advanced Ceramics (MAC) offers its dry pressed alumina ceramic balls for use in extremely harsh environments. These rolling, spherical components are said to be...

LuminOre Gives Bathrooms an Unbelievable 'Wow Factor'

News - 13 Jun 2007

Function has always come before form in bathroom fixtures, but today's interior designers are transforming hardworking, hygienic bathrooms into extraordinary metallic masterpieces with LuminOre® metal...

LuminOre Announces Dramatically Expanding it's Distribution Worldwide to Meet Growing Demand

News - 30 Oct 2006

From the gleaming dome high atop The Bellagio to the stylized surfaces seen in films such as Batman Begins and Cat in the Hat, LuminOre® composite metals are revolutionizing almost every industry with...

Neopor As Interior Insulation In Historic Building

News - 27 Oct 2005

A nationwide model project titled “Low-energy houses in the housing stock” is being undertaken in Germany by Deutsche Energie-Agentur GmbH (dena). Within this framework, LUWOGE,...

Permeable Concrete Pavement can be Beneficial to Environment

News - 5 Aug 2019

A group of engineers headed by Rutgers reports that special permeable concrete pavement can help decrease the “urban heat island effect” due to which cities turn torrid in the...

Researchers Use Phase Change Materials to Develop New Radiant Element for High Thermal Energy Storage Facades

News - 12 Jun 2019

In addition to greenhouse emissions, the final energy consumption in buildings also continues to increase. As a result, it is essential to seek solutions to construct and rehabilitate buildings by...

Researchers Develop New Technique to Track Water in Concrete Structures

News - 2 Nov 2016

Researchers from North Carolina State University and the University of Eastern Finland have developed a new technique for tracking water in concrete structures – allowing engineers to identify...