Industrial Heating: The Difference Between Infrared and Convection Ovens

Industrial ovens are a part of almost every form of manufacturing. Companies use them to heat treat parts, components, and products. Investing in the right oven can boost product performance and reliability and can generate…

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Nuclear Fusion Reactor ‘KSTAR’ Sustained a 20-Seconds Operation

‘KSTAR’, the South Korean tokamak-type nuclear fusion reactor has just broken its own record for the longest sustained high-temperature plasma, taking it to a whopping 20 seconds. The previous was eight seconds achieved in March…

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Dry Heat Sterilization: Static-Air vs. Forced-Air

Sterilization is critical to many products. It ensures that they are safe, consumable, and healthy. The FDA regulates four forms of sterilization for medical and pharmaceutical items. Dry heat is one of them. Dry heat…

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The Electric “Taycan” Was Porsche’s Best-Selling Car in the UK Last Month

Oh, how times change! Porsche, one of the most historically important and successful car makers in history, who has been leading the developments in internal combustion engineering with creations like the “boxer” engine, is now…

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Self-Watering Soil That May Revolutionize Farming

With rising temperatures and shifting rainfall patterns, heatwaves and droughts are increasing at an alarming rate around the world. So the researchers from the University of Texas have created a new type of soil that…

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Self-Navigating Autonomously-Driven Balloons Are a Thing Now

If there’s one thing that any artificial intelligence hates to handle, that would be a chaotic environment with numerous competing factors that also change rapidly. And if there’s one thing that encapsulates all of the…

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A Swiss Drone Has Finally Inspected Reactor 5 in Chernobyl

Almost 35 years after the Chernobyl nuclear power plant catastrophe which involved the explosion of reactor no. 4, the complex decommissioning process is still ongoing. At the time of the accident, reactors no. 5 and…

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Self-Healing Concrete Could Help Manage the “Aging Bridges” Problem in the U.S.

The U.S. is entering an “aging bridges” crisis, with 39% of a total of 614,387 bridges across the country being older than their design lifetime, most of which still stand in service only thanks to…

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