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Colin Bennett

Looking Ahead To The Next Generation Of Energy-efficient Motors - 0 views

  • According to the IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission), industry accounts for approximately 42 per cent of the world's consumption of electricity, with around two-thirds of this used by electric motors. Given the need to reduce energy consumption, designers are starting to consider motors that are even more efficient than the units built to comply with current legislation.
James Wright

China - Quanwei (Tongling) begins new expansion of its copper product factory - 0 views

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    Quanwei (Tongling) Copper Technology Co. Ltd., a subsidiary of the copper wirerod and wires producer, Hong Kong Zhangwei International Group Company, recently begun installation of a second phase of new production lines at its facility in Tongling Economic and Technological Development Zone. The company completed the first stage of copper semis processing units in 2009 and upon completion of the new expansion, the factory will have capacity to produce 120,000t/y of copper wire, 30,000t/y of fine copper wire, 600,000km/y of special cables and 50,000t/y of polymer material. Quanwei (Tongling) expects to achieve revenues of RMB12.0B once the operation is producing at full capacity.
Colin Bennett

Production of Copper-67 for Experimental Use in Cancer Treatment - 0 views

  • Copper-67 has shown exceptional potential in the treatment of non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma as well as bladder, colorectal, and ovarian cancers. However, it is a difficult isotope to produce and has not been consistently made available in the U.S. This has restricted its evaluation in cancer research and clinical trials.
James Wright

Germany - Aurubis highlights production risks due to Germany's new power legislation - 0 views

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    The German copper cathode and semis fabricator, Aurubis, has reported its concerns over the Federal Government's decision to phase out nuclear power. Aurubis said that the new legislative package, which involves the decommissioning of seven base load power plants, does not ensure that electricity will remain secure and affordable for the company. As such, it believes that power supply now represents a significant downside risk to its operations. In the event of a momentary power failure, the company would suffer a half-day cathode production loss. A sustained power shortage or blackout could cause substantial damage to plant equipment as liquid melts solidify. Aurubis said that steps were required to be taken to expand the power grid and increase power plant capacities. The company currently uses 1Bn KWh/y, approximately the same amount as 600,000 inhabitants.
Colin Bennett

The Global Economy in 2014, by Christine Lagarde, Managing Director, International Monetary Fund - 0 views

  • In just a few days, we will be releasing our updated forecasts. While our numbers are still being finalized, I will talk about the main trends as we see them.
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    * Momentum strengthened in the latter half of 2013, and should strengthen further in 2014-largely due to improvements in the advanced economies. * Yet, global growth is still stuck in low gear. It remains below its potential, which we think is somewhere around 4 percent. * Even for the advanced economies, however, the outlook is still subject to significant risks. With inflation running below many central banks' targets, we see rising risks of deflation, which could prove disastrous for the recovery. * During the years of crisis, we have relied on the emerging markets to keep the global economy afloat. Together with the developing countries, they accounted for three-quarters of global growth over the past half decade. However, a growing number of emerging markets are slowing down as the economic cycle turns.
Colin Bennett

Copper cathode tight on low stocks, lack of scrap - 0 views

  • He said there has been a reorientation of China’s economy over the past year towards internal consumption, but added that infrastructure investment in China remains a major part
Colin Bennett

Making graphene superconducting - 0 views

  • An international team of researchers at the University of Vienna unveiled the superconducting pairing mechanism in Calcium doped graphene using the ARPES method. Their results are published in the reputed journal Nature Communications.
Colin Bennett

Experts call for improved 'stewardship' for deep sea mining - 0 views

  • Mining of the ocean floor, discussed since Jules Verne wrote 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, will soon become reality – and experts are calling for improved international “stewardship”.
Colin Bennett

Deep-sea mining projects land in hot water - 0 views

  • Nautilus was racing to be the first in the world to mine the sea floor. Now UK Seabed Resources, a subsidiary of Lockheed Martin, could take the lead. It has a licence to explore an area of the Pacific sea floor in international waters for minerals.
Colin Bennett

Lihua International, provider of alternatives to copper, reports earnings - 0 views

  • and manufacturer of low cost, high quality alternatives to pure copper products, including refined copper products and superfine and magnet wire, as well as copper clad aluminum ("CCA") wire,
Colin Bennett

Chinese firm buys Rio's Australian copper mine - 0 views

  • International mining giant Rio Tinto (NYSE:RIO) has sold its 80% share in NorthParkes copper mine in Australia to China Molybdenum (CMOC) for $820 million, the companies announced on Monday.
Colin Bennett

Canada starts copper fittings import review - 0 views

  • The Canadian International Trade Tribunal has initiated an expiry review of its Feb. 17 findings concerning the dumping of copper pipe fittings from the United States, South Korea and China and the subsidizing of copper pipe fittings from China.
Colin Bennett

KGHM, Vale sign deal to develop Victoria project - 0 views

  • KGHM International, a fully owned subsidiary of KGHM Polska Miedź, has signed an agreement with Vale Canada for the development of the Victoria project as well as the ore off-take to the mining company’s processing facilities in Sudbury, Canada.
Colin Bennett

Hybrid and Plug-in Electric Vehicles Will Reach Nearly 7% of the Worldwide Light Duty Vehicle Market by 2020 - 0 views

  • While hybrid vehicles (which pair a conventional internal combustion engine with an electric motor) have become an established segment of the overall automotive market, the limited availability of plug-in electric vehicles (PEVs) – including plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) and battery electric vehicles (BEVs) – has inhibited sales growth in a number of major markets.  Major automakers including Honda, Volkswagen, Hyundai, and others will be launching PEVs in a large number of countries over the next 2 years, however, adding to the list of available models, sparking increased consumer interest, and accelerating sales opportunities.
Colin Bennett

European Commission Awards €3.3 Million for the Development of Ultraconductive Copper - 0 views

  • Cambridge University, University of Aalto at Helsinki, AGH Krakow University of Science and Technology, Aurubis Belgium, National Grid Electricity Transmission, Peugeot Citroen Automobiles, PE International, KME Germany, Outotec Oy, Institute of Occupational Medicine, Invro, Cambridge Nanomaterials Technology, Wieland-Werke, Nexans France.
Colin Bennett

Overhead Line Structures Conference Opens Call for Papers - 0 views

  • International Conference on Overhead Lines Conference is now open for abstract and paper submission
Colin Bennett

High strength alloys - CCA - 0 views

  • Copper ranks second to silver as an electrical conductor. The copper cladding of LEONI Histral® H16 ensures a good electrical conductivity whenever mechanical properties do not play a primary role.
  • High-frequency (HF) technology In HF technology the so-called „skin effect“ ensures that the current flow is restricted to a very thin layer situated on the surface of the conductor and that the overall resistance in the conductor is reduced. LEONI Histral® H16 has copper, which features good electrical, in the cladding only. The additional galvanic plating of the surface causes the skin effect to be optimized. Aeronautics and automotive technology Weight is of major importance for the construction of airplanes and automobiles. LEONI Histral® H16 is particularly suited for larger cross-sections here that can be employed for the transmission of power, where there is a significant weight reduction potential. Shielding braids LEONI Histral® H16 features a resistivity lending itself well to shielding braids because high coverage can be achieved at a comparatively low weight. The fact that aluminum suffers from the drawback of having a poor contact resistance is largely offset by the copper cladding. Heating applications The combination of a relatively good resistance value with a rather low mechanical resilience suggest that LEONI Histral® H16 may well be used in all kinds of heating applications that are not exposed to a permanently varying level of stress.
Colin Bennett

Valuing the Ocean: Preview Summary - 0 views

  • This book hopes to guide policy-makers, accelerate the implementation of new management tools and systems, and – most importantly – encourage people to ask themselves what the oceans are really worth to them and to the future of our planet.
Colin Bennett

High-performance MgB2 superconducting wires for use under liquid-helium-free conditions fabricated using an internal Mg diffusion process - 0 views

  • Thus, it is hoped that MgB2 can not only replace metallic superconductors, but can be used under liquid-helium-free conditions, for example, at temperatures of 10–20 K that can easily be achieved using cryocooling systems.
Colin Bennett

Thailand's $76b infrastructure plan - 0 views

  • In 2013, Thailand will see the start of a massive infrastructure investment programme designed to enhance international connectivity and competitiveness and boost regional development ahead of the ASEAN Economic Community to be launched by 2016. According to the Thai  government, 55 projects worth $76.27 billion are set to be executed by 2020, with $3.36 billion allocated for 2013.
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