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  • Red non-staining silicone rubber wheels, aluminium centre

    This series is suitable for use in temperatures from -30 to +250C, and, therefore, is particulary recommended in bread baking ovens. It has excellent elasticity and is guaranteed to easily overcome obstacles on uneven surfaces

    Technical features
    LOAD CAPACITY: 80 daN at room temperature, 40 daN at 250 °C
    WHEEL TREAD: red non-staining silicone rubber wheels, , hardness 80+/-5 Shore A
    CENTRE: aluminium

    Usage conditions
    It is suitable for use in indoor environments and resistant to most of the chemical agents used in the food industry.

  • Rubber Injection Machines RT Series – DKM-RT280Sv

    Servo control system saves up to 40% power consumption comparing with other control methods under the same pressure and flow rate. 100kW power can be saved per day.

    Equipped with highly accurate NM17 pressure sensor and MSK electric encoder, control accuracy is handled by PID controller for high precision.

    Quality pump with small inertia, controlled by servo synchronized motor creates fast response, short deceleration stroke, high speed and stability.

    First-in-first-out injection process.
    The whole RT product line is approved by CE safety standards.

    DKM-RT series rubber injection machine is suitable for moulding Natural Rubber (NR), Nitrile Rubber (NBR), Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer (EPDM) rubber, Isobutylene-Isoprene rubber moulded products.

    DKM-RT series is applicable in automobile, electric power and civil industries, such as cylinder cushions, sealing parts, cable connectors and pipe connectors, and etc.

  • ProMix™ 2KS: Two-component electronic proportioning system

    ProMix™ 2KS offers precise and reliable electronic proportioning for a broad range of solventborne, waterborne, and acid catalyzed materials. From entry-level to upgraded applications, the ProMix 2KS provides flexibility and increased efficiency. With outstanding performance in one easy-to-use design, let ProMix 2KS enhance your finishing operation today.

    ProMix 2KS is available in a variety of system level configurations. Each one includes an EasyKey™ display along with a Smart Fluid Panel. Colour and catalyst change is easily integrated with a plug-and-play control module and valves. This enables you to use up to 30 colours and 4 catalysts!

    See the ProMix 2KS video.

    Features & benefits
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    •Manual and automatic configurations
    •Intrinsically safe fluid panels easily integrate into hazardous areas
    •Single- or multi-colour and catalysts
    •Accurate ratio assurance for superior finish quality
    •Simple programming allows fast set up and efficient process control
    •Advanced web interface provides consolidated system management and reporting

    Key materials
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    •Solventborne epoxies
    •Solventborne polyurethanes
    •Waterborne epoxies
    •Waterborne polyurethanes
    •Acid-catalyzed materials

  • New Eaton 4-Wire Hose Matches 6-Wire Hose Performance

    BADEN-BADEN, Germany… A new 4-spiral wire hydraulic hose that matches the performance of 6-wire hose alternatives has been introduced by Eaton Hydraulics Group to its Aeroquip® range. Benefits offered by the new hose are lighter weight, greater flexibility permitting easier installation, reduced space requirement and lower cost compared to a 6SP hose.

    The new hose, GH507-20, meets SAE100R15 requirements and is ideal for construction machinery, cranes, farm machines and static plant. It has a maximum working pressure of 420 bar (6,000 psi) for up to 500,000 impulse cycles, previously the domain of the 6SP hose. It supplied can be supplied in a range of different lengths with any of the current ISC (Internal Skive Crimp) fittings. A new compatible socket (1WC20) is also available.

    “The new 4-wire GH507-20 hose gives engineers increased flexibility in design options,” said Kristin Fiolka, product manager EMEA. “It is yet another example of Eaton’s in-house ability to design and match product to customers and markets by satisfy performance demands.”

    Eaton’s Aeroquip hose range covers: working pressures up to 420 bar, temperatures from
    -55ºC to 150ºC, high abrasion resistance, resistance to aggressive media, high levels of flex impulse cycles (2 million) and for use with ‘reusable’ or TTC fittings.

    More information: [email protected] or www.eaton.com

  • Manifold Valves from Prime Engineers

    ‘PRIME’ make manifold valves are installed to control, measure, isolate, equalize, calibrate, drain, vent or differentiate the pressure of liquids and gases. They are manufactured to precise dimensional tolerance to ensure perfect installation and application. We offer 2,3,5 valve manifold configuring remote mounting type (pipe to pipe), direct mounting type (pipe to flange ‘T’ type and flange to flange ‘H’ type) or panel mounting type on to gauges, DP transmitter and pressure switches with 2 1/8” (54mm) center.

    PRIME ENGINEERS – A company built on strong cohesive foundation, expanding to meet the challenges of an exciting future

    Brief Introduction
    Prime Engineers is one of the leading manufacturing companies of Instrument tube fittings and valves in India established in 1985 by young, energetic and innovative Engineer NIKHIL PARIKH and NIMISH PARIKH. Under their guidance ‘Prime Engineers’ has gone from strength to strength living by the company’s motto “We can & we will “.

    Thus, achievements are directly linked to company’s primary belief in ‘Action based on honesty and expertise. In fact Prime Engineers is one of the premier ISO certified engineering group in India experienced in every facet of hydro-pneumatic and instrumentation engineering having major dealings with premier chemical, petrochemical and engineering industries of the subcontinent. We firmly believe in team spirit and strongly feel that “Our Team’s Success lies in being successful for you.”

  • Agricultural and Domestic Pumps from Kirloskar Brothers Ltd.

    Domestic Monoblock Pump – ULTIMA

    Features

    Robust construction
    Thermal overload protection
    Totally enclosed fan cooled motor
    Dynamically balanced
    IP-44 protection
    Replaceable wearing parts

    Applications

    Farm House
    Industries
    Solar heating system
    Sprinklers
    Pressure booster systems
    Overhead tanks
    Gardens

    Range

    Delivery size up to 100 mm
    Capacity 3540 to 690 LPH
    Head range 8 to 46 metres
    Power rating 0.37 kW to 0.75 kW (0.5 to 1 HP)

    Kirloskar Brothers Limited (KBL)
    Established in 1888 and incorporated in 1920, Kirloskar Brothers Limited (KBL) is the flagship company of the $2.2 billion Kirloskar group. The core businesses of KBL are large infrastructure projects (Water Supply, Power Plants, and Irrigation), Project and Engineered Pumps, Industrial Pumps, Agriculture and Domestic Pumps, Valves and Hydro turbines.

    KBL Sales in 2008-2009 exceeded US $ 500 Million with a market capitalization of more than US $ 300 million .

    KBL is India’s largest manufacturer and exporter of pumps and also the largest infrastructure pumping project contractor in Asia. To its credit KBL has created the world’s largest pumping scheme which will irrigate more than two million hectares of land and supply water to 4620 towns and villages in the state of Gujarat in India (Sardar Sarovar Narmada Nigam Scheme). KBL also commissioned a water pumping scheme called The Devadula Scheme in Warangal a town in Andhra Pradesh with the world’s second highest head, supplying water to 4 drought prone socio-economically backward districts which will bring about a green revolution there.

    KBL is one of the world’s leaders in pump technology.
    KBL is one of the three manufacturers in the world who have manufactured and installed 200 kW Canned motor pumps for nuclear application .
    KBL is the first company to introduce Concrete Volute Pumps in India.

    Our subsidiary company in England, SPP Pumps Limited (Acquired in 2003) is the undisputed leader in the Fire-fighting and Water Supply segments in Europe and the Middle East. They have recently launched lowest life cycle cost pumps in the UK successfully with large players like Thames Water preferring these energy efficient products. Together KBL and SPP represent the world’s largest fire fighting pump business for onshore and offshore applications.

    Backward Integration
    We are backward integrated to foundries and iron ore mines and offer all materials of constructions such as cast iron, alloy steels, non-ferrous metals, Duplex and Super Duplex to name a few.

  • Post-grad Architecture course recommendations

    My friend has an architecture degree, is currently working abroad and would like to study a post-grad course in England, preferably London.

    Can anyone please suggest good colleges and universities for post-grad architecture courses?

    Many thanks.

  • 2010 Detroit: Chevrolet Aveo RS Concept, production starts in 2011

    2010 Detroit: 2011 Chevrolet Aveo RS Concept

    • Key Competitors: Ford Fiesta, Honda Fit, Toyota Yaris, Nissan Cube and Kia SOUL.
    • Power: 1.4L I-4-cylinder Ecotec turbocharged – 138-hp.
    • Transmission: 6-speed manual.
    • Production: 2011 Chevrolet Aveo due out next year.

    What you see here is basically the 2011 Chevrolet Aveo beefed up to look like something you would see in the Fast and Furious movies.

    The 2011 Chevrolet Aveo, which will look like this without all the aftermarket touches, will enter production in 2011 at GM’s Orion Assembly plant. Retooling for the plant will start in late 2010. GM says that the move is expected to restore around 1,200 jobs in Southeast Michigan.

    Powertrain choices, availability and trim-level details will be announced closer to launch.

    Make the leap for high-res images from the show.

    2010 Detroit: 2011 Chevrolet Aveo RS Concept:

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    All Photos Copyright © 2009 Omar Rana – egmCarTech.

    2011 Chevrolet Aveo RS Concept:

    – By: Omar Rana


  • Why Your Nexus One Won’t Work on AT&T 3G

    Google’s Nexus One phone is a heap of fun to play with, but so far in the U.S. the only 3G network you can access it on is that of T-Mobile. There are two issues at play here: the underlying technology a cell-phone network runs on, such as HSPA for 3G or EDGE for 2G, and the frequency the radios in the device use to communicate. In the case of the Nexus One, it uses the 900MHz, 1700MHz and 2100MHz frequency bands for 3G data and the GSM 850MHz, 900Mhz, 1800MHz and 1900MHz bands for 2G. Because the T-Mobile 3G network in the U.S. is listening for 3G data in the 1700MHz and 2100MHz bands, it’s the only U.S. network with which the Nexus One phone can communicate.

    AT&T’s 3G network listens for phones transmitting 3G traffic in the 850 MHz and 1900 MHz bands, which the Nexus One cannot do. All it can do is send 2G traffic in those bands, so it does, making a slower data experience for those using the Nexus One in Ma Bell’s mobile network. As the world moves to services like Long Term Evolution, which carriers will roll out this year and will be widespread in 2012, it will be easier to share devices across networks, but frequency bands will still be an issue.

  • Glenn Beck Shows His Audience The Scariest Jobs Chart Ever

    Fox News host Glenn Beck used the chart we’re calling “The Scariest Jobs Chart Ever.”

    The chart, which was put together by Calculated Risk, demonstrates that the jobs decline as a percentage of the workforce is the worst since the Great Depression, matching the sharp but short drop in 1948, as the war machine wound down. 

    Equally important, the duration of these job losses, as well as the lack of a sharp recovery (at least so far), suggests that the problem will be with us for a long while.  We’re now 24 months into this decline, and we’re still at the bottom.  By this point in most previous recessions, we had already recovered all of the lost jobs.

    We’re glad this is getting the attention it deserves. (And thanks to our friends at Mediaite for grabbing the video!)

     


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  • Zimbabwe Rhinos Poisoned by Poachers, Horns Sold to South African Dealers

    Black rhino for article about Zimbabwe war veterans poisoning rhinos and selling horns to South African rhino horn dealers.

    Wildlife conservationists in Zimbabwe are struggling to protect endangered rhinos – and now the uphill battle includes war veterans who have gotten into the rhino poaching business.

    In yet another setback to Zimbabwe’s wildlife conservation efforts, war veterans settled near the Humani Estates in the Chiredzi District are allegedly poisoning rhinos living on a nearby game reserve in order to sell the horns to South African rhino horn dealers.

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  • Green Chile Braised Pork

    There is a town called Pueblo located in southeast Colorado and it is known for its locally grown green chilies. There they grow them in many varieties; hot, medium and mild and add them in almost everything. This recipe has been recreated based on an old Pueblo green chile recipe from long ago. If you don’t live in that neck of the woods and cannot find the distinctive Pueblo green chile then you can certainly substitute any number of other green chilies for this recipe. This recipe is very simple with few ingredients and limited prep work. It takes cubes of inexpensive pork butt or shoulder and braises it in a spicy sauce filled with green chilies, tomatoes, onions and garlic. It has an amazing flavor for so few ingredients. This recipe has been prepared to serve eight because you may want to have leftovers for another night or your family might just be asking for seconds. And with so few carbs in each serving you might just want to indulge yourself. I hope you enjoy.

    Green Chile Braised Pork

    Ingredients:

    2 lbs. pork cubes, butt or shoulder, trimmed of all visible fat
    1 cup onions, diced
    2 cloves garlic, minced
    3 cups whole peeled or diced tomatoes
    6 to 8 Pueblo green chilies (substitute Anaheim, Cubanelle, Pablano or Banana peppers)
    2 cups + 1/3 cup water
    1 1/2 Tbsp. all purpose flour
    salt and pepper
    vegetable spray

    Preheat broiler.

    Begin by roasting the green chilies. Place them on the broiler tray a few inches from the heat and blacken them on each side. Remove, place in a bowl and cover with plastic wrap. Set aside for about 10 minutes. When peppers are cool enough to handle peel off the skin and scrape out the seeds, ribs and stem. If you prefer more heat you can leave in the seeds and ribs. Chop and set aside.

    Lightly coat the bottom of a large pot with vegetable spray and heat on medium high. Add the onions and garlic. Season with salt and pepper if desired and cook for about 2 minutes. Add the pork cubes and brown. If using whole tomatoes pour off the liquid into the pot and chop up the tomatoes. Add the tomatoes, green chilies and 2 cups of water and stir. Bring to a simmer, cover and reduce heat. Simmer for 45 minutes, stirring occasionally.

    Whisk the remaining water and flour together until smooth and add to the green chile sauce, while constantly stirring. The sauce will thicken slightly. Cover and continue simmering for about 15 minutes longer. The sauce will thicken more while cooking.

    Nutrition Facts
    8 Servings
    Amount Per Serving
    Calories 287.9
    Total Fat 17.2 g
    Saturated Fat 6.0 g
    Polyunsaturated Fat 1.9 g
    Monounsaturated Fat 7.5 g
    Cholesterol 76.0 mg
    Sodium 256.5 mg
    Potassium 511.6 mg
    Total Carbohydrate 9.6 g
    Dietary Fiber 3.2 g
    Sugars 3.8 g
    Protein 23.3 g

  • Nanotechnology Could Vastly Improve The Color Of LED Lighting [Led]

    I switched to LED lights on my Christmas tree this year and, while generally pleased, there is no doubt that the colors are a bit “off.” A simple nanotech coating could change that by making colors brighter and warmer.

    Nanosys is the company behind this new approach, and the process is fairly simple: a phospor material developed from nanomaterials is layered over standard blue LEDs (the most energy-efficient color) to create a spectrum of colors that are warmer and more vivid. So, unlike other methods (quantum dots for example), Nanosys hasn’t tried to reinvent the wheel. Manufacturers could simply apply the coating without having to start over with a completely new product.

    Furthermore, Nanosys’ material could be utilized in a lot more than just light fixtures. Think about laptop and HDTV displays with better, brighter screens—all without increasing energy consumption. [Treehugger via DVICE]







  • Media Room 2.0 and Windows Mobile

    mediaroomhtchd2 Here is a snippet of Steve Ballmer’s CES keynote which does not seem to have picked up much steam in the media, but is still pretty interesting for Windows Mobile users.

    Currently Microsoft is trying to push their Video On Demand system to networks, and with some success. The system called Media Room has 4 million users around the world, on AT&T with U-verse, BT with its Home Vision, On Deutsche Telecom and a few other places around the world.

    Microsoft announced with Media Room 2.0 that any Xbox 360 will be a able to work as well as a set top box to access the service.  For around 40 million Xbox 360 owners this is obviously great news, and may influence their choice of cable provider.

    Of interest to Windows Mobile owners however is that the Media Room client will come to Windows Mobile handsets also, allowing subscribers to watch VOD and also their recorded media from anywhere in the world.

    Now I don’t know about Xbox 360 owners, but as a Windows Mobile user having this feature would certainly influence which TV service I sign up with.

    Are you more likely to get U-verse or similar because of this?  Let us know below.

    Via Zatsnotfunny.com

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  • MediaHub HD Will Make Hotel Rooms a Lot More Entertaining [Streaming]

    TeleAdapt is hoping to deliver a more personalized entertainment experience for guests in hotel rooms with their TA-7650 MediaHub HD box. Basically, it makes it easy to play media from your portable devices through the TV.

    MediaHub HD Features

    • All-in-one audio/video connectivity panel for enjoying content from any portable
    electronics device through the in-room TV
    • Guest-facing A/V sockets include Composite Audio/Video, S-Video, VGA with
    paired audio (for laptops), HDMI, Stereo Bluetooth, USB (5v) for device charging
    • Stereo Bluetooth wireless technology allows guests to pair their portable media
    devices to the entertainment panel and play music or other audio through the in-room
    TV speakers without having to physically connect the device with a cable
    • Single-HDMI back-end connection to the TV for simplified installation
    • Only requirement: TV with an available HDMI port and a power source (wall outlet)
    • Prevents guests tampering with existing TV connections
    • Auto-sensing of devices upon plug-in means intuitive controls for any hotel guest
    • Wide range of available trims and bezels, designs that fit any room decor
    • CE, CSA, FCC certified (MediaHub plus PowerHub extension is also UL certified)
    • Can be deployed worldwide

    So if you have your iPod, laptop or other portable device with you on the trip, you can play your own media content through the TV without a hassle. If I’m on a trip, spending time in the hotel room is probably not going to be my first choice for entertainment—but it would be nice to have this option. [Teleadapt]







  • Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes: La avenida más larga de España

    La arteria más larga de toda España, la Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, en Barcelona, sufrió una remodelación hace unos 3 años. Desde Glòries hasta la frontera con el municipio de Sant Adrià de Besòs, la autopista fue virtualmente tapada con unos amortiguadores de sonido, y en los márgenes de la avenida se edificaron jardines, fuentes, y zonas de recreo para los niños. Aquí cuelgo algunas fotos hechas hace un par de semanas. Saludos.

  • Projectos,ideias, produtos, serviços que existem no estranjeiro e nao em Portugal

    Boas!!

    Este topico serve para divulgar e discutir ideias de sucesso (ou nao) no estrangeiro que nao existem em Portugal. Teriam estas sucesso aqui no nosso cantinho?

    Por exemplo quando tive nos States, aquilo tava inundado de scooters (daqueles para os gordos com pouca mobilidade), podia alugar em supermercados, parques tematicos, etc….
    Decerto é um negocio rentavel, mas resultaria em Portugal?
    A populaçao em termos de obesidade nao pode nunca ser comparada aos states, no entanto tem vindo a aumentar consideravelmente, e ja se fala em 30% de obesos em Portugal!!
    Alem disso os tugas sao mto perguiçosos, quem nao queria dar uma voltinha de scooter dentro do shoping? lol

    Este exemplo é de um serviço, no entanto seria mais interessante discutir tambem projectos.
    Por exemplo, faria sentido construir uma ilhas artifical como se fez no Dubai na costa algarvia? Teria sucesso tendo em conta o investimento? A localizaçao etc….

    🙂

  • BIND Hires New CEO, Raises $11M

    Ryan McBride wrote:

    BIND Biosciences, a Cambridge, MA-based developer of nanoparticle drugs, says today that it has appointed Scott Minick as its president and CEO. Minick was previously a managing director of ARCH Venture Partners, a major investor in BIND. The company also told Mass High Tech that it has raised $11 million in a Series C round of financing, bringing its total venture financing raised to $29.5 million.

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  • Heavy cream?

    What’s the deal with several recipes having having cream in them? What’s the benefit?

    I thought that would be a no no.

    Still learning

    Marsha

  • School Wants To Claim Copyright Over Any Lesson Plans Created By Teachers

    One area where intellectual property rights really don’t fit in is in educational institutions — where the entire premise of teaching (spreading information and helping more people understand and use it) goes against the entire concept of things like copyright (hoarding information and setting up artificial scarcities to charge for the dissemination and use of that info). However, in a society where people seem to think that you can and should “own ideas,” you get crazy situations like the following. We had already discussed how some schools were struggling with the fact that many teachers were sharing or selling lesson plans online, and now Copycense points us to the news of a school district that is considering a proposal to claim copyright on any output created by a teacher with direct or indirect support from the school. Now, you can argue all you want that if the teacher created the lesson plan at the school, the school should “own” it, but that really misses the point. The school is not a private, for-profit institution. Why should it care if teachers do more with their lesson plans? The schools weren’t selling other lesson plans before. It’s not as if this “takes money away” from the school or competes with the school in anyway. If anything it’s pure jealousy. The school realizes some teachers are making some money elsewhere and suddenly demands a cut.

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