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  • Delivering the Internet of Things to Manufacturers - A New IoT-Enabled, Portable Hardness Tester
    Article - 7 Dec 2016
    AZoM spoke to Dr. Ralph Mennicke, the CEO of Proceq, about their new IoT enabled, wireless, portable hardness tester - the Equotip Live - and the many benefits it can deliver to manufacturers and...
  • Measuring TAN and TBN in Oil
    Article - 29 Nov 2016
    A lubricant containing a high concentration of acidic compounds can lead to clogged oil filters and corrosion of machine parts due to the formation of sludge and varnish.
  • Replacing Sieve Analysis with Laser Diffraction
    Article - 1 Nov 2016
    Sieving is a simple and low cost process, and has the ability to measure relatively coarse particles up to several centimeters in size, and these are some of the reasons that sieving is still in use...
  • Rapidly Identifying Raw Materials for Formulation Compounds
    Article - 26 Aug 2016
    Handheld Raman spectroscopy, with PCA, rapidly identifies raw materials like calcium phosphate, stearic acid, and sorbitol in industries.
  • ROI for 3D Scanning Technology
    Article - 22 Jun 2016
    Martin Schuster talks about how replacing traditional QA systems with 3D scanning can streamline processes.
  • Measuring Fuel Dilution in Lubricating Oil
    Article - 15 Jun 2016
    Severe engine damage can occur due to fuel dilution in lubricating oil, as high fuel levels (>2%) in a lubricant can lead to decreased viscosity, loss of dispersancy, oil degradation, and loss of...
  • Measuring Water in Oil
    Article - 15 Jun 2016
    It is a common saying that ‘oil and water don’t mix’, but this does not essentially apply in the case of lubrication oils. In lubrication oils, water can exist in a number of states, and if left...
  • Measuring Soot In Lubrication Oil
    Article - 15 Jun 2016
    Due to the fact that 100% efficiency cannot be achieved by any engine, products other than water and carbon dioxide will be formed during combustion, such as soot, which is formed as a result of...
  • Fast Determination of Plastic Bottles Crystallinity Using FT-NIR
    Article - 5 Apr 2016
    Atoms or molecules in a crystal are organized in a periodic and regular way. Crystallinity is referred to the extent of structural order in solid products.
  • Active Vibration Cancellation for Diamond Turning
    Article - 8 Mar 2016
    In this interview, Jeff Roblee from Precitech and Igor Kordunsky from TMC talk about the integration of active vibration cancellation technology into Precitech’s diamond turning machines, and how this...

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