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High-performance copper alloys for modern technology applications

14.04.2025

High-strength copper alloys not only have strength values that can compete with those of high-strength steels or other materials but also offer a wide range of applications in demanding areas thanks to their versatile property profile. Their resistance to hydrogen also predestines them as an important component for future technologies.
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10 years of Module Type Package: Of modular adventures and plug & play successes

31.03.2025

Ten years ago, the process industry was at a turning point. The industry was characterised by long development times, monolithic systems and immense integration efforts. Plug & Play? A distant utopia at the time. But a handful of visionaries saw an opportunity to make the impossible possible with the Module Type Package (MTP).
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From Natural Gas to H₂: Hydrogen Combined Heat and Power Plants (CHP) and Their Valves

17.03.2025

Combined heat and power plants (CHP) are considered more efficient, sustainable, and flexible than conventional power plants. This makes these cogeneration systems an important piece of the energy transition puzzle. Since the early 2020s, so-called hydrogen CHPs have been increasingly discussed – systems that can generate electricity and heat using up to 100% hydrogen.
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Rotary shaft seals: Masters of rotation

04.03.2025

Energy consumption in systems with rotating components is significant. Trelleborg Sealing Solutions has achieved a reduction in this consumption of more than 20% with its latest generation of Stefa® rotary shaft seals (RWDR). These RWDRs also withstand the increased speeds and accelerations generated by modern electric motors.
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Ethernet-APL: Last chance for digital field communication

04.02.2025

Do you remember the sound of the internet? Some of you may nostalgically remember the sound of their 56k dial-up modem. And at the same time, you probably think “good old times, but even better that they are gone”. In times of high-speed internet at home and 5G mobile coverage, date rates in the kbit range seem rather outdated.
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Water Treatment for Hydrogen Production through Electrolysis

20.01.2025

Water treatment plays a central role in hydrogen production through electrolysis. The quality of the water used is crucial for the efficiency and lifespan of the electrolyzer. Impurities such as salts, metals, or organic substances can damage the electrodes and membranes in electrolyzers.
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PFAS: A decisive factor with an uncertain future

08.01.2025

Just as the deadly button mushroom should not be confused with edible mushrooms and the poisonous honeysuckle should not be confused with the nutritious elderberry, the plant world is rich in species that require different assessments. Some are poisonous, others are a source of vitamins and health.
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New machinery regulation requires stricter cybersecurity standards

16.12.2024

As digitalization progresses, machines and devices are integrating more and more software components. The EU has addressed this in its new Machinery Regulation (MDR), which will replace the previous Machinery Directive after a transitional period.
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H₂-ready Power Plants: The Key to Climate-Neutral Energy Supply

02.12.2024

Germany aims to become a climate-neutral industrial nation by 2045. This energy transition brings significant challenges. The entire energy system must be transformed to reduce CO2 emissions.
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The 10 commandments of attack detection

18.11.2024

In the jungle of standards and legislation, the term “attack detection systems” is often used. References are made to the “state of the art”, to the BSI's basic protection compendium or to vaguely formulated objectives for measures. As a result, I come across many companies that are confused and faced with a mountain of opaque tasks.
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