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From 2005 to 2030, it is thought that energy consumption in the UK will rise by 50%. This is mainly down to the growing population and our increased…
To relieve pressure in scenarios where applications are at risk of becoming over-pressurised, the two primary devices used are Buckling Pin Relief Valves (BPRVs) and bursting discs (rupture…
If you are a manufacturer, you are aware of the critical role played by the plant and machinery used in your production processes.
The world around us is growing evermore aware of just how vital it is to conserve energy and preserve the natural beauty that we have. This is no…
Oasys, specialists in building design and pedestrian simulation software, have explored the new cutting-edge structures that are appearing in our streets and how they are combatting the complex…
In the continuing evolution of the world and its insatiable need to keep up, we find certain fields of study grow in popularity a little faster than others….
Monitoring oil and water production from all wells is very important in any deep water field development, so to manage fluid movement and maximise hydrocarbon output. The use…
A business’ waste management solution defines if it will stay safe from the strict government regulations. The government’s guidance of handling waste demands a waste generating business to…
As a developed nation with a maturing economy, UK’s power consumption is high. In fact, in a mere 25 years between 2005 and 2030, our power consumption will…
Wind energy is a cheaper, more sustainable answer to fossil fuel based power in the UK. Burning coal and gas has already wrecked havoc on the environment. Using…