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Queensland mining industry needs to improve safety to avoid deaths

AN expert report says that 12 deaths are likely to occur over any five-year period within the Queensland, Australia mining industry if it does not improve safety. The report also makes several recommendations to help industry do so.

Type: News

Rules of Thumb: Pressure Drop Due to Friction

Stephen Hall offers practical tips on calculating pressure loss due to friction.

Type: Feature

‘Ambitious’ plan seeks to address worrying decline in engineering-related apprenticeships

LORD KNIGHT and Lord Willetts, supported by EngineeringUK, have launched an “ambitious” five-point plan for growing and sustaining apprenticeships for young people in engineering and technology. It follows the Fit for the Future inquiry earlier this year which sought to uncover the reasons behind a decline in engineering-related apprenticeships.

Type: News

Top Tips for Young Engineers Entering the YEAIS Awards

With IChemE’s Young Engineers Awards for Innovation and Sustainability (YEAIS) now open for nominations, Adam Duckett asked the judges what top tips they have to share with those looking to throw their hat in the ring

Type: Feature

Master Troubleshooting in Process Operations

ESD’s practical, simulation-based course equips engineers with the real-world skills to diagnose faults, fix failures fast, and keep process plants running safely and efficiently

Type: Feature

Green Chemistry Challenge winners revealed

Dow, Merck and Amgen included in EPA honours

Type: News

Green Chemistry Challenge winners revealed

Dow, Merck and Amgen included in EPA honours

Type: News

Cork wins Sustainability Teaching Award

Set up by IChemE Education and Sustainability SIGs

Type: News

Vale ordered to put aside US$1.47bn for dam collapse damages

BRAZILIAN mining company Vale has been ordered by a judge to put aside around R$7.93bn (US$1.47bn) for potential fines related to the fatal collapse of a mining waste dam last year, which killed at least 259 people.

Type: News

US oil and gas lagging in efforts to achieve net zero, says Carbon Tracker

US OIL and gas majors are lagging behind European rivals as companies seek to transition towards net-zero, according to a report from think tank Carbon Tracker. However, both US and European companies have work to do to ensure they are prepared for the energy transition challenge.

Type: News

R.M. Palmer fined US$44,000 for lack of evacuation before blast killed seven

R.M. PALMER, the owner of a chocolate factory which exploded in March killing seven people, has been fined more than US$44,000 by the US Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) for failing to evacuate staff before the incident occurred.

Type: News

Question Time: Materials

Adam Duckett shares the major talking points from the latest centenary webinar

Type: Feature

UK government launches nuclear cybersecurity centre months after Sellafield fine for data breaches

THE UK NUCLEAR Decommissioning Authority has launched a cybersecurity centre near the Sellafield nuclear facility in Cumbria, months after the plant was fined over vulnerabilities in its data systems.

Type: News

Patents and The Fourth Industrial Revolution

Ed Round discusses what the patent landscape reveals about the future of manufacturing

Type: Feature

Drax to expand US business with deal to supply wood pellets to Texas SAF startup

BRITISH-based power generator Drax has agreed the terms of a deal to supply wood pellets to a US sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) startup.

Type: News

Francis Bacon – Future Fuel

Meet Francis ‘Tom’ Bacon, the father of the hydrogen fuel cell; Claudia Flavell-While writes

Type: Feature

Food giants announce plans to eliminate synthetic dyes from US products by 2028

FOUR food manufacturers have pledged to eliminate synthetic dyes from products sold in the US by 2028, following on from health secretary Robert F Kennedy (RFK) Jr’s proposal to ban them entirely.

Type: News

Sasol cuts production to mitigate coronavirus impacts

SOUTH African integrated energy and chemicals company Sasol has announced production cuts to help mitigate impacts of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and oil price volatility.

Type: News

Calling All Students

Adam Duckett throws it open to readers to shape TCE

Type: Feature

LA wildfires caused atmospheric lead levels to soar

WILDFIRES in Los Angeles have caused a steep rise in the amount of lead in the city’s atmosphere, new data shows.

Type: News