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Flexible Ceramics – Pushing the Limits of Filtration

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MIT: New Filtration Material Could Remove Long-Lasting Chemicals From Water

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Nanotechnology promises cleaner air indoor and beyond

Nanotechnology’s Promise for Cleaner Indoor Air and BeyondIn an era where indoor air quality has become a paramount concern, the limitations of traditional HVAC filtration systems are increasingly apparent. From …

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A FANUC robotic arm integrated into a gluing machine solution built for the filtration industry was the beginning of automation in the filtration industry.

It All Depends on Your Expectations, in My ExperienceWhen does it make sense to add automation to your process? Let’s dive in: In my 30 years of sales and machinery …

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Mammoth, the world’s largest direct air capture plant began operating in Iceland in May. Photo courtesy of Climeworks

Accelerating Decarbonization with Metal-Organic FrameworksFiltration and separation systems exploiting the special properties of metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) will have an important role to play in accelerating industrial decarbonization, according to a …

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Some 2,600 robots are in operation at the BMW plant in Spartanburg. Photo courtesy of BMW

While primarily associated with German engineering prowess, BMW is also, perhaps surprisingly, the largest automotive exporter of vehicles from the USA. BMW Manufacturing in Spartanburg, South Carolina, which is celebrating …

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Figure 1. Molecular filtration names.

The earliest use of activated carbon for gas-phase contaminant removal dates to 1854, when a Scottish chemist invented the first mask that utilized activated carbon to remove noxious gases. Wood …

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