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Engineering
A team of experts at the Coventry-based Manufacturing Technology Centre is developing an electric motor made from 3D printed components, one of the first organisations in the world to achieve this landmark.
The BAM Nuttall and Doosan Enpure joint venture has been awarded a five-year contract to design, construct, and commission a new sewage treatment works for Thames Water in Guildford.
Following the launch of HS2’s first two giant tunnelling machines, engineers working on Britain’s new high speed railway have now begun excavating the first of five shafts that will provide ventilation and emergency access to the ten-mile long tunnels they are digging under the Chiltern hills.
Mammoet and Flatiron Construction have successfully completed the main span float and lift of the Wellsburg Bridge which connects Wellsburg, West Virginia and Brilliant, Ohio.
Fuel cells are finding their way onto the roads around the world. For Bosch, the next milestone in this development is a major order for electric air compressors with integrated power electronics.
Intellian has announced that its new state-of-the-art R&D centre in Pyeongtaek, South Korea is now complete and operational.
Yorkshire Water is set to create a new integrated constructed wetland at its Clifton wastewater treatment works, near Doncaster, which will provide a natural, sustainable and low-carbon way to treat water before returning it to the environment.
Work has started to restore the historic pools in Bath, following a 17-year community campaign to save the Grade II* listed site.