 |
ABB delivers ultra-low-noise transformers to New York City
The transformers are the successful result of an intensive research and development effort over a number of years by a team of ABB engineers and scientists in the United States, Sweden, and Germany. Included in the team were experts in the fields of vibrations as well as sound generation, transmission and radiation. The project also involved the development of appropriate measuring methods of ultra-low-noise levels at discrete frequency components, as well as appropriate transformer mounting. The newly developed technology has set new industry benchmarks for transformer noise emissions. The noise ... |
 |
Pharmaceuticals in our water: What we know, don’t know and should do
The Research Triangle Environmental Health Collaborative (RTEHC) will host 160 experts and stakeholders from around the world at its kickoff event on November 10-11, 2008. The summit will be held at the North Carolina Biotechnology Center in North Carolina’s Research Triangle Park. RTEHC’s inaugural event is entitled: “Pharmaceuticals in Water: What We Know, Don’t Know and Should Do.”
“The Research Triangle region has become the epicenter for contemporary thinking about environmental health, and the Collaborative provides a neutral forum to host candid discussions and to provide advice ... |
|
SPONSOR
|  |
Campbell Scientific, Inc.
Campbell Scientific manufactures dataloggers, data acquisition systems, and measurement and control products used worldwide in research and industry. Our instrumentation is known for its flexibility, precision measurements, and dependability - even in harsh, remote environments. Whether you need one datalogger, an entire weather station network, a hydrologic gauging station, or a data recorder for automotive testing, Campbell Scientific can help meet your measurement needs. With our dataloggers at the core, we have developed innovative measurement and control systems for a variety of applications.
|
|
- Will your gas detector really save lives?
No matter how basic or technologically advanced your gas detector or monitor, how do you know it is working correctly? How do you know it will save lives? ...
- New Zealand monitoring results show improvement
Results from Greater Wellington`s community monitoring of airborne lead levels around Exide`s Petone battery recycling plant show an improvement on 1999 ...
- Global scientists determine real cause of Indonesian mud volcano
A Durham University scientist has played a key role in helping determine the cause of the Java mud volcano, Lusi. Two years of global public debate over ...
- SGS Egypt launch new pesticide residues analysis laboratory
Realizing the increasing importance and need for monitoring the health & safety of the food supply chain, SGS Egypt has expanded its testing capabilities ...
- Soil Association calls on MEPs to ban pesticides which kill bees
EU proposals which will potentially ban the use of carcinogenic, mutagenic, neurotoxic and reprotoxic substances will be voted on by members of the European ...
- Onset announces ethernet-based energy monitoring system
Onset Computer Corporation, the “HOBO” data logger company, has unveiled the HOBO® U30/ETH Remote Monitoring System, an industrial-grade energy monitoring ...
- RF Code announces wireless environmental monitoring solution
RF Code, Inc., a leader in automating physical asset management using RFID enabled solutions, has announced the availability of a wireless environmental ...
- Climate scientists successfully deploy water isotope analyzer at 11,000 feet altitude
Climate scientists from the University of Colorado and the University of New Mexico studying the water cycle have successfully deployed a Picarro precision ...
View More News Submit your News |
