October 2020
Introducing CE Voices
Leak Prevention in Small-Bore Piping and Tubing
Pipe Supports: Challenges and Solutions
Mobile Devices for Today's CPI
Increasing energy density in capacitors
Biogas from brewery wastewater makes power with a fuel cellFruit peels help recover metals from e-wasteGraphene-POSS polymer additives enable lightweightingSingle-atom thin platinum makes a sensitive chemical sensorAn electrochemical process treats wastewater from biofuels production
New process efficiently filters hormones from water
A more efficient way to upgrade lignin bio-oilsChementator Briefs
Plant Watch: October 2020
Methods For Testing Steam-Trap Stations
Rapid Maintenance Response: When Plants Can't Wait
Facts At Your Fingertips: Hopper Outlet Geometry and Arching
Technology Profile: Sodium Chlorate Production
Evaporators: Energy Conservation Strategies and Process Control
Focus on Seals and Gaskets
New AI solutions accelerate smart plant optimization
Equipment wear detection in high-temperature environments
More membrane surface area in a smaller footprint
An enhanced polymer for wear-resistant applications
A new range of pumps for laboratory use
New clamp-on devices simplify flow measurement in pipes
A new way to calibrate ultrasonic flowmeters
Extract dust during unloading operations
High-performance footwear provides layers of protection
A defoamer that offers high performance without side effects
This new gateway is optimized for the process industries
A reliable way to detect water in tanks
A portable vibration monitor for rotating machinery
Grinder product range extended to handle higher flowrates
Robotic glove uses micromotors with graphite commutation
Measure oxygen in processes with this durable device
Complete CCTV solutions for hazardous areas in the CPI
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By Mary Page Bailey |
Sandvik’s new powder plant in Sweden has recently received the ‘ISO 13485:2016’ medical certification for Osprey titanium powders, now approved for use in the additive manufacturing of medical applications.
Inside Sandvik’s titanium powder plant in Sandviken, Sweden (Source: Sandvik)
3D printing of implants enables rapid manufacturing directly from an individual’s anatomical data – enhancing the healing process and improving the prognosis for the patient.
“Achieving the ISO 13485:2016 medical certification will allow our medical customers to complete the necessary regulatory supplier approvals when bringing a medical application to market, utilizing Osprey® titanium powders from Sandvik,” says Keith Murray, VP and Head of Global Sales at division Additive Manufacturing.
Sandvik’s titanium powder plant in Sandviken, Sweden was inaugurated at the end of 2019. Earlier this year, the same powder plant also achieved the prestigious ‘AS9100D’ aerospace certification.
Taking a look at dewatering, an important step at the heart of the colour pigment production process. By using a method for a calcined kaolin pigment as an example, we explain how an intelligent filter press can improve pigment production.
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