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1. Four Coptic Letters from Thebes.

Author

Khalil, Ahmed T. A.

Subjects
*PERSONAL names, *LETTER writing, *WHEAT, *WAREHOUSES, *SHIPMENT of goods
Abstract

The article "Four Coptic Letters from Thebes" publishes four Coptic letters from Thebes that were found on ostraka. The letters are kept in a warehouse called Abou El-Goud in Luxor. Although the exact origin of the letters is unknown, they were definitely written in the Theban area, particularly in a monastic environment. The letters address topics such as the shipment of wheat, the request for craftsmen, and the inquiry about a specific person named Samuel. The letters are written in Sahidic Coptic and likely date back to the 6th to 8th century. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023
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2. Tierhaltung und Fleischkonsum auf dem eisenzeitlichen Dürrnberg - Die Faunenreste der Grabung „Hochbichl/Emco 2015“.

Author

HORVATH, JANE and WENDLING, HOLGER

Subjects
*IRON Age, *AGE distribution, *WAREHOUSES, *ANIMAL culture, *HORSES, *SEX distribution, *HOMINIDS
Abstract

The article deals with the archaeozoological analysis and archaeological interpretation of 7,487 animal bones from the excavation campaign „Hochbichl/Emco 2015" on Dürrnberg near Hallein (Salzburg, AT). A considerable amount of faunal remains from different grave and settlement contexts of the Iron Age salt production and distribution center on the lower reaches of the Salzach River was the subject of several archaeozoological studies before. They are supplemented by a complex of animal bones from a high-altitude settlement site on Dürnberg, which dates to the early La Tene period (LT A and LT B) and the late La Tene period (LT C and LT D). This is an analysis of 2,294 identified animal bones from the site Hochbichl. The results confirm studies of material from the sites Ramsautal, Ramsaukopf, Putzenkopf, Putzenkopf Nord, Putzenfeld, and Simonbauerfeld. According to the number of identified specimens, cattle outnumber pigs, sheep, and goats. Only a few finds belong to horses, dogs, elks, and chamois. Sex and age distributions suggest a consumer situation on the Dürnberg - also for the Dürrnberg Hochbichl material, suggesting that animals were brought from nearby rural settlements in the Salzach Valley or the Salzburg Basin. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2022

3. GITES investiert in neuen Produktionsstandort: Stetig steigende Nachfrage erfordert Ausweitung.

Subjects
*HUMUS, *VETERINARY drugs, *ANIMAL nutrition, *WAREHOUSES, *PLANT products, *ANIMAL health
Abstract

The GITES GmbH, part of the PWA Dr. Haufe GmbH group of companies, has acquired a site in Coswig near Dresden together with its sister companies WH Pharmawerk Weinböhla GmbH and Agraria Pharma GmbH in order to build new production, logistics, and administrative buildings. The focus is on the production of powder and liquid products that are geared towards the processing of humic substances. The location in Meißen will be abandoned, while the locations in Weinböhla and Dresden will be retained and will focus on the production of veterinary medicines and pharmaceuticals and active ingredients. GITES GmbH, a company of the PWA group, has opened a new production site in Coswig, Saxony. The site is specifically designed for the processing of humic substances and includes production facilities for powder and liquid products as well as storage and shipping buildings. GITES offers special feed based on natural substances to support natural animal health. The company plans to continue investing in research and development and expand its sales activities in Europe. The new site will also offer products for plant cultivation. The other production sites of the PWA group in Meißen, Weinböhla, and Dresden will be retained and focused on different areas. Through the merger with Agraria Pharma GmbH, GITES has gained access to fluidized bed granulation technology. The company is working on current issues in animal nutrition, such as reducing the use of antibiotics and zinc oxide in feeding, as well as more efficient resource utilization. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

4. Hochregallager.

Subjects
*ARTIFICIAL intelligence, *AUTOMATION, *WAREHOUSES, *DETECTORS, *COMPUTER software
Abstract

The automation specialist Lenze, together with the Fraunhofer IEM, has developed an AI-based maintenance assistant for its high-bay warehouses. This assistant detects critical conditions and defects at an early stage and enables targeted planning of repairs and component replacements. The maintenance assistant uses the existing sensor monitoring of the drive motors and can therefore be integrated cost-effectively into the existing infrastructure. Lenze plans to integrate the maintenance assistant into its software products and also use it in other drive technology applications. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

5. Schulung am Flughafen Köln/Bonn.

Subjects
*AIRPORTS, *HYDRAULIC machinery, *WAREHOUSES, *MACHINERY industry, *HYDRAULICS, *HYDRAULIC control systems
Abstract

The article reports that airport in Cologne / Bonn uses the Gates self-assembly system, operators simply replace defective hydraulic lines on site. Topics include workshop team learned how it works in a training course with the guidelines of the machine manufacturer or warehouse logistics; and hydraulically driven units and devices are key technologies in every airport operation and the airport relies on proactive maintenance with technology from Gates.

Published
2021

6. Bauten und Bautypen für Handel und Geldgeschäfte in der antiken Stadt.

Author

Krüger, Jürgen

Subjects
*COMMERCIAL buildings, *BASILICAS (Roman architecture), *WAREHOUSES, *CONFERENCES & conventions, *HISTORY
Abstract

A report is presented from a November 16-17, 2012 conference in Stuttgart, Germany on commercial buildings of ancient cities. Topics of discussion included the history of credit institutions in the city of Pozzuoli, Italy, the Roman basilica style of building construction, and the architecture of ancient Roman storehouses.

Published
2013

7. Krantechnik.

Subjects
*BUILDING foundations, *BUILDING sites, *CRANES (Machinery), *MOBILE cranes, *HOISTING machinery, *BRIDGE cranes, *DAMS, *WAREHOUSES, *LAKES, *TOWER cranes, *ANCHORS
Abstract

The article "Crane Technology" reports on the high alpine use of two Wolff 1250 B Wipper cranes on the construction site of the "Replacement Spitallamm Dam" at Grimsel Lake. The Wippers were mounted on the TV-60 tower system, specially developed for this project, within two weeks. The assembly was carried out by an eight-member Wolff crane assembly team with the help of a 500-ton and a 150-ton mobile crane. Due to the elaborate dismantling and storage of the crane parts, it was decided to leave the Wippers on the construction site for the entire four-year construction period. Special foundation anchors and concrete ensure the stability of the Wippers. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

8. Eisele 2-in-1-Connector.

Subjects
*VALVES, *WAREHOUSES, *AIRPORTS, *ELECTRIC connectors, *COMPRESSED air, *SOLENOIDS, *CONSUMERS, *STAINLESS steel
Abstract

The article reports on various products in the field of compressed air technology. Eisele has developed an improved plug-in connector that is suitable for two different hose sizes, thus reducing the variety of parts in the customer's inventory. Airtec has developed electrically operated Namur low-temperature valves that are suitable for use in frosty environments. These valves can withstand temperatures from -50°C to +60°C. Bibus offers the EasyDrive compressed air motor, which convinces with its high energy efficiency and low operating noise. Emerson has expanded its range of Asco miniature solenoid valves and now offers a new 3-way valve that is suitable for precise gas control in various applications. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

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