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This article discusses two architectural projects that utilize shading strategies to mitigate glare and solar heat gain. The first project is the Applied Research Building (ARB) at the University of Arizona, which features a pleat-like arrangement of protective aluminum-composite panels and laminated-and-fritted glass fins. The second project is the Thirty75 Tech office space in Santa Clara, which utilizes an aluminum louver system that hangs from diagonal steel outriggers. Both projects aim to maintain outward views while reducing energy consumption and improving user comfort. [Extracted from the article]

The article is about the packaging and securing of products for international transport. Various solutions are presented, such as fully automated strapping systems that allow for secure fixation of the transported goods. An example of the use of such strapping systems is the packaging of steel slit coil rings. Steel chains are used to supply the strapping unit with protective gas and electricity. These chains are made of galvanized steel or stainless steel and can be customized to meet the specific requirements of the system. Various chain link designs are also offered, depending on the application area and loads. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents a list of top engineering companies including Intel Corp., Oneok Inc., and Xylem Inc.

At the heart of this groundbreaking collaboration lies Agha Steel's revolutionary product, the Agha Arcon Eco-Friendly Green Grade 80 Steel Rebars. This partnership marks a significant milestone as Agha Steel gears up to contribute to the highly anticipated Mount Khalid project, enhancing its structural integrity and durability. Agha Steel Industries, a prominent name in the steel manufacturing sector, has recently entered into a collaborative agreement with Mount Khalid to supply their cutting-edge Green G80 Ultra High Strength Rebars. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the development of ultrashort carbon fiber-reinforced thermoplastics (CFRTP) for injection molding, which consistently outperform other types of thermoplastics and even metals. It mentions the specific application discussed is the use of these CFRTP compounds in roof receivers for Jeep Wrangler SUVs and Gladiator pickups, providing comparable mechanical performance to steel at significantly lower weight and cost.

Hawe Hydraulik is a successful family-owned company that was founded in 1949 by Karl Heilmeier and Wilhelm Weinlein. The company specializes in the production of hydraulic products and operates worldwide. From the beginning, Hawe focused on innovative solutions and new technologies. The company concentrated on the use of steel as a material and developed high-quality manufacturing technologies. Hawe is also a pioneer in the development of load-sensing systems and its own electronic controls. The company has an international presence and has subsidiaries in 20 countries on four continents. The continuity in the family business is ensured by the grandson of the company founder, Karl Haeusgen. [Extracted from the article]

Hawe Hydraulik is a successful family-owned company that was founded in 1949 by Karl Heilmeier and Wilhelm Weinlein. The company specializes in the production of hydraulic products and operates worldwide. From the beginning, Hawe has focused on innovative solutions and new technologies. The company has concentrated on the use of steel as a material and has developed high-quality products with high power density. Hawe is also a pioneer in the development of electronic controls and sets standards in the mobile machinery industry. The company has an international presence and has subsidiaries in 20 countries on four continents. Hawe places great importance on continuity and is already being led by the third generation of the family. [Extracted from the article]

The article from ENR: Engineering News-Record provides updates on various construction-related developments. It includes the resolution of a legal battle between the Golden Gate Bridge District and Shimmick Corp., the appointment of an acting CEO for the Gateway Development Commission, an increase in construction workforce hiring, the sale of leases for offshore wind energy projects in the Atlantic Ocean, and the rejection of an interconnection agreement for an AWS data center at a nuclear power plant site. These updates reflect ongoing activities in the construction and energy sectors, highlighting key projects and challenges in the industry. [Extracted from the article]

Sara Sligar's novel "Vantage Point" explores the impact of viral videos on the influential Wieland family in Maine, suggesting a curse may be at play. The protagonist, Clara Wieland, faces humiliation and confusion when compromising videos surface online, leading her to suspect high-tech sabotage. The novel delves into themes of doubt, paranoia, and psychological complexity, offering a tense and gripping narrative that may appeal to fans of Sarah Pinborough. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the introduction of the ABB NEMA Motors DP200 Crush+ at MINExpo, a severe-duty motor designed for high-torque applications such as crushers.

The article from ENR: Engineering News-Record lists the top 20 firms in the steel industry based on their 2023 revenue. SteelFab Inc. topped the list with $2,214.0 million in revenue, showing a 4% increase from the previous year. Other notable firms include Schuff Steel Co., Lexicon Inc., and Banker Steel. The rankings provide valuable insights into the leading companies in the steel sector for researchers interested in this industry. [Extracted from the article]

The article describes the construction of the Rader Hochbrücke in Schleswig-Holstein, one of the largest bridge modernizations in Germany. The bridge, built in 1972, spans the Kiel Canal and is part of the A7 motorway. The steel parts for the substructure are delivered as four-meter-long components and welded together on land to form elements up to 80 meters long. The segments are then pushed to the next pillar using the incremental launching method, with the use of 18 Liebherr cranes. [Extracted from the article]

The article describes the construction of the Rader Hochbrücke in Schleswig-Holstein, one of the largest bridge modernizations in Germany. The bridge, built in 1972, spans the Kiel Canal and is part of the A7 motorway. The steel parts for the substructure are delivered as four-meter-long components and welded together on land to form elements up to 80 meters long. The segments are then pushed to the next pillar using the incremental launching method, with 18 Liebherr cranes performing the lifting tasks. [Extracted from the article]

When architects want to make a statement of timeless elegance in luxury homes, they may specify steel windows and doors. Assess the aesthetics and design flexibility of steel windows and doors for high-end homes. Describe a case study where steel windows and doors were specified for a high-end home. [Extracted from the article]

An interview with industry authorities Robert Wills, Vice President at Construction Program, American Iron and Steel Institute and Don Moore, President at Carolinas Chapter, Metal Building Contractors and Erectors Association is presented. Topics include talks about the current state of the U.S. steel industry; and examines what makes America a global leader in clean steel production.

This article discusses the importance of carbon emissions reporting and transparency in industries such as construction. It highlights the impact of steel production on greenhouse gas emissions and introduces Nucor's circular steelmaking process, which uses electric arc furnace (EAF) technology and produces less than half the emissions of traditional steelmaking. Nucor offers Environmental Product Declaration certificates to quantify the environmental impact of its steel products. The article also mentions the use of ASTM A913 high-strength structural steel, which has a higher strength-to-weight ratio and can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by eliminating steel tonnage. Nucor's Aeos, made with 95% recycled content using EAF technology, is highlighted as one of the lowest-embodied carbon steels on the market. The article concludes by inviting readers to learn more about the benefits of EAF technology and Nucor's efforts to contribute to a green economy. [Extracted from the article]

The recycling industry is discussed in an article in the magazine "Fluid". It reports on a horizontal, fully automatic baling press by HSM, which transforms paper, cardboard, films, and production waste into bales with a pressing force of up to 150 tons. The machine has a wear-resistant steel pusher and a fully cardanic press cylinder suspension to reduce wear. The picture shows the channel of the baling press at this year's IFAT. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the ongoing merger dispute between U.S. Steel and Cleveland-Cliffs, with Japan's Nippon Steel Corporation proposing to acquire U.S. Steel. The $14.1 billion acquisition deal is still awaiting regulatory approval. The article explores the potential impact of the acquisition on the construction industry, particularly in terms of steel prices and supply. The Associated General Contractors of America believes the effects are uncertain, while the Associated Builders and Contractors of America support the deal. The article also mentions the significance of U.S. Steel's modern plant, Big River Steel, and the potential benefits of Nippon Steel's expertise in electrical steel. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the use of high-strength structural steel, specifically ASTM A913, in sustainable design for building and bridge construction. This type of steel, such as Nucor's Aeos wide flange sections, offers immense strength and material efficiency, leading to reduced tonnage and a lower carbon footprint. Nucor, the only domestic producer of ASTM A913, uses a circular steelmaking process with electric arc furnace technology, resulting in a product with over 95% recycled content. This sustainable steel is revolutionizing construction designs and providing new possibilities for innovative and environmentally friendly projects. [Extracted from the article]

The article details Rio Tinto's investment of funds in a new R&D facility in Western Australia to develop its BioIron process, which uses raw biomass and microwave energy to produce metallic iron, aiming to decarbonise steelmaking. It also discusses the facility's capacity to test various biomass types, the projected energy efficiency compared to hydrogen-based processes, and the broader need for diverse technologies to achieve steel industry decarbonisation.

The article highlights U.S. Steel's opening of a new 150 million (U.S. Dollar) DR-grade pellet production facility at its Minnesota Ore Operations-Keetac Plant, aiming to supply 4 million tons annually, enhance market competitiveness, and create local jobs.

The article focuses on multi-material steel/composite leaf spring targets lightweight, high-volume applications.

According to the Economic Association for Steel and Metal Processing (WSM) and the VDMA, the medium-sized industry is going through a prolonged slump. Although exports of German machinery and plant engineering companies have slightly increased in the third quarter of 2023, they have significantly weakened over the course of the year. Machine exports to the USA have risen, while business with China has stagnated. The outlook for the next six months is bleak, and incoming orders in machinery and plant engineering are declining. The VDMA expects a production decline of 2 percent for the entire year 2023. [Extracted from the article]

The article evaluates the Chevron Pulley offered by Superior Industries Inc.

The article discusses Composites as auto-body reinforcements: Hybrid structural-reinforcement technology expands options, gains applications, markets, which includes composites have made some inroads in automotive body-in-white (BIW) structures, materials use in this area of the vehicle have long been dominated by steel and, more recently, aluminum. Because of this, automakers rely heavily on welding and mechanical fasteners like bolts and screws to join metallic structures.

The article reports that heavy and large steel components are in demand in large-scale plant construction and hydraulics. It notes that a filter press for palm oil shows what force develops in the hydraulics of large filter presses and why burned parts can be decisive for a project in the support apparatus. It adds that few industries can do without the filtration of process and waste water or other suspensions.

In the battle for fans and audience members, today's multipurpose arenas are boasting bigger and better scoreboards, over-the-top amenities, and unique and varied seating options to lure spectators out of their homes (and off of their smartphones) and into the arenas to watch the games, competitions, and concerts. STRUCTURAL STEEL ROOFS In addition to supporting high-capacity rigging loads, structural steel for long-span roof structures is arguably the "right system" for arena and event centers, asserts Dickson. Discuss the benefits of structural steel roofs for arenas, including their light weight, high strength-to-weight ratio, and ability to support growing high-capacity rigging load requirements. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on multinational steel-making company Tata Steel's plan to close blast furnaces in Port Talbot, Wales, putting 2,800 jobs at risk and reshaping the British steel industry. Topics discussed include the multinational company's decarbonization efforts, government funding for the transition, and concerns about job losses and carbon emissions.

An interview with Robert J. Wills, P.E., Vice President, Construction, AISI is presented. He discusses how the usage of steel in infrastructure construction has evolved over the past 30 years. He emphasizes the critical role that steel plays in the development of clean energy technologies and the reduction of America's carbon footprint.

The article provides information about the Magna MR500 tire, a tubeless radial tire known for its steel belts.

The article offers information on engineers' successful trial of a single process to produce zero-emission cement as a byproduct of recycling steel. The trial conducted at the Material Processing Institute's electric arc furnace in Teesside, U.K., has shown promising results, and three more trials are planned before industrial partners take over for larger-scale testing.

The article focuses on Tata Steel securing 500 million euro in government backing to decarbonize its Welsh site by building a new electric arc furnace (EAF) for greener steel production at Port Talbot, which could lead to significant job losses, while also highlighting concerns about the transition's impact on workers and the steel industry's future.

The article focuses on Sabic's agreement to sell its steel production subsidiary, Saudi Iron & Steel Co. (Hadeed), to Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund for an enterprise value of 12.5 billion Saudi riyals (3.33 billion dollar), allowing Sabic to optimize its portfolio and reinforce.

The article discusses the 2022 Materials Science & Technology technical meeting and exhibition held by the American Ceramic Society (ACerS) on October 9-12 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Highlights include the collaboration between MS&T partners and commercial exhibition firm Event Partners, increase in attendance from outside the U.S., and plans of ACerS president Sanjay Mathur during his term as president.

The article offers information on the ONUR Group, an international conglomerate established in 1981 in Turkey, with a core focus on the construction and engineering sector, particularly in transportation and infrastructure projects.

The article provides information on leading a national project to demonstrate green steel making innovation in the United Kingdom by the Materials Processing Institute (MPI).

The article discusses that U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has released the final version of its "good neighbor plan" rule to limit nitrogen oxide emissions from industrial sites in 23 states of U.S.

The article focuses on the continued legacy of Columbia Steel Cast Products LLC following its acquisition by crushing solutions supplier CMS Ceptor. An overview of the options considered by the owners of Columbia Steel regarding selling its foundry is provided. It informs about CMS Ceptor's transfer of patterns and engineering processes to its partner foundries, as well as its focus on high-quality products, engineering and liner optimization support.

The article discusses the NASCC: The Steel Conference to be held in Charlotte, North Carolina from April 12-14, 2023.

The article focuses on a partnership between chemical engineers from Imperial College London and the UK's Materials Processing Institute to develop a process that will produce hydrogen and valuable metals from steelmaking sludges.

The article offers information on construction industry conferences in 2017 including 2017 North American Steel Construction Conference: The Steel Conference, Coverings 2017 and risk management and risk solutions offered by International Risk Management Institute Inc.

The article focuses on the reconstruction of Brooklyn Bridge Park's Squibb Bridge, a pedestrian span in New York. It mentions that builders also had to strengthen parts of the old bridge's rotted timber with steel channels before removing two long chunks of the structure in single lifts; and parts of the old bridge's rotted timber had to be strengthened with steel channels before long chunks were removed.

The article informs that ArcelorMittal BHP and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Engineering are collaborating to trial carbon capture technology at steelmaking plants owned by ArcelorMittal. The feasibility and design study is aimed at incorporating carbon capture technology into existing steel plants, which account for 7-9% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Liberty Steel UK has completed trials of e-coke, a biofuel that can replace anthracite in steelmaking, reducing emissions by up to 30%.

The article discusses research in fatigue behavior and failure conducted by Ovako Steel. Topics discussed include recommendation of European Convention for structural steelwork (ECCS) and American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) for buckling stress as a function of slenderness ratio, use of high quality steel in hydraulic cylinders and plating with chromium for piston rods.

A reprint of the article "Low-fire enamels for new preprimed steel," published in proceedings from the 23rd International Enamellers Congress 2015 is presented. It presents different types of enamels developed by performance materials manufacturer Ferro Corp. on precoated aluminized steels from for-profit innovation centre OCAS. Development focuses on white cover coat for cookware, architecture and appliances. INSET: Capsule summary.

The article reports that the Nebraska Department of Transportation has selected KEA Constructors for the U.S.-30 North Platte East Bridge rehabilitation project.

The article discusses that U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has renewed its effort to combat discrimination and harassment in the construction industry. It mentions that EEOC has filed four federal lawsuits against construction employers, including major specialty contractors such as erector Schuff Steel and plumbing contractor, J.A. Croson.

The article explores how it is possible make cement from a byproduct of recycling steel and power production with green energy and involving researchers and industry from across the United kingdom. Topics include working to prove that two materials with combined process that can help cut the huge volumes of emissions normally produced recycle waste concrete; and process that converts construction and demolition waste into recycled cement using the furnaces that recycle scrap steel.