Engineering

Decarbonizing Air Travel – Rolls-Royce Tests the World’s First Hydrogen-Powered Jet Engine

Aviation is one of the leading contributors and fastest-growing sources of greenhouse gas emissions driving global warming. However, the aviation industry has now taken a step towards decarbonizing air travel. British brand Rolls-Royce has powered a…

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New Bulk Metal Alloy with Unmatched Elasticity

Researchers from Tohoku University have developed a copper-based alloy with unparalleled elasticity at room temperature. The alloy is not only highly elastic but is also simple to produce at scale. The elasticity of a metal…

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Water Damage and Its Effects on Manufacturing

Manufacturing is one of the largest branches of engineering, accounting for ten percent of the US GDP. Manufacturing plants face significant risks during their operation. From cyber attacks to fires and earthquakes, there are several…

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Spanish ACCIONA to Develop a Mega Wind Project in Australia

The Spanish ACCIONA Energia will develop a mega A$2 billion (US$ 1.36 billion) wind park in Queensland, Australia. The project will be developed at the MacIntyre Wind Precinct, where two other wind farms (one by…

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Japanese Company Uses Snow To Generate Electricity

Through snow, we can create electricity. Forte, a Japanese tech company, is working with Tokyo’s University of Electro-Communications to bring this form of power generation to life. The collaborative effort is set to be operational…

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Morand’s eTechnology Promises 72-Second City EV Charging

Worldwide Electric vehicles (EVs) are gaining popularity. However, the time taken to charge it is a big problem. But things are going to change, as Swiss startup Morand is developing an ultra-fast rechargeable battery pack…

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Europe’s Largest Battery Storage System Comes Online In the UK

Europe’s biggest battery energy storage system managed by a Tesla went live in East Yorkshire. The Pillswood project located near Hull can store up to 196 MWh (megawatt hours) of electricity in one cycle. The stored energy…

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Scientists Solve the Biggest Mystery to Create Low-Cost Batteries Made From Inexpensive, Abundant Materials

Today, lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries are used to power everything from smartwatches and laptops to electric vehicles and industrial-sized backup power generators. But today’s lithium-ion batteries are too expensive for most such applications and these batteries…

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6 Common Walk-In Cooler Problems and 4 Ways to Fix Them

Walk-in coolers are basically large-scale commercial refrigerators. They keep everything inside them chill and at a perfect temperature. They’re used for several reasons, including displaying food in stores, storing perishable materials, and storing medicine and…

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The Heat Miles below the Earth’s Surface Could Unlock Enough Clean Energy to Power the World

Fossil fuels still serve more than 80 percent of the world’s energy needs, but cleaner sources of energy are gaining ground. One such key source of clean energy is deep geothermal energy. The heat miles…

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Engineering

Decarbonizing Air Travel – Rolls-Royce Tests the World’s First Hydrogen-Powered Jet Engine

New Bulk Metal Alloy with Unmatched Elasticity

Water Damage and Its Effects on Manufacturing

Spanish ACCIONA to Develop a Mega Wind Project in Australia

Japanese Company Uses Snow To Generate Electricity

Morand’s eTechnology Promises 72-Second City EV Charging

Europe’s Largest Battery Storage System Comes Online In the UK

Scientists Solve the Biggest Mystery to Create Low-Cost Batteries Made From Inexpensive, Abundant Materials

6 Common Walk-In Cooler Problems and 4 Ways to Fix Them

The Heat Miles below the Earth’s Surface Could Unlock Enough Clean Energy to Power the World

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