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Mesh Welding Machines: Smart Manufacturing in the Age of Automation

03.08.2026

A welding system that switches fully automatically from one mesh type to the next during ongoing operation – with no manual intervention required. What would have been unthinkable a generation ago now runs through the product ranges of leading mesh welding machine manufacturers. Digital connectivity and smart manufacturing concepts define what a modern mesh welding system must deliver.
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Pumps and Piping Systems in the Process Industry – Efficient and Safe Operations Depend on Their Interaction

23.07.2026

Pumps and piping systems form the backbone of virtually every process plant. While pumps provide the energy required to move fluids, piping systems ensure their safe and low-loss transport between process equipment such as heat exchangers, reactors, vessels, and storage tanks.
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Weather-dependent overhead line operation and its effects on steel pipe lines

25.06.2026

Weather-dependent overhead line operation enables electricity network operators to dynamically adjust the transmission capacity of high-voltage overhead lines in response to meteorological conditions. However, increased current loads result in heightened electromagnetic effects on neighbouring steel pipelines, which can lead to an intensification of alternating current corrosion.
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China is building the hydrogen economy of the future

23.06.2026

Whilst Europe debates funding gaps and the political framework, and the roll-out of hydrogen is falling short of expectations, it is gathering pace in China. Under its 15th Five-Year Plan, the country has designated hydrogen as a national technology of the future, alongside nuclear fusion, ammonia and methanol.
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WAAM – When the Welding Robot Becomes a 3D Printer: The Technology Reinventing Large-Scale Metal Manufacturing

05.06.2026

A robotic arm building a turbine blade layer by layer from metal wire – fully automated, without a casting mold, without special tooling, with a fraction of the material waste of conventional processes. What sounds like science fiction is already serial reality at leading industrial companies. Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) is revolutionizing the production of large-scale metal components.
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Installing modern piping connections during ongoing operations

26.05.2026

The tapping method allows for the expansion of existing piping systems during operation, without interrupting the supply or requiring lengthy downtime. By using special tapping valves and equipment, new connections can be installed safely and efficiently while adhering to defined pressure and temperature limits.
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India's Great Leap: How the Infrastructure and Energy Boom Heralds a New Era for the Wire, Cable and Tube Industry

11.05.2026

With 1.4 billion inhabitants, one of the world's fastest-growing economies, and a government infrastructure programme worth 1.5 trillion US dollars, India is emerging as the next major driver of the global steel, wire and tube industry. For international manufacturers and technology providers, a market of historic proportions is opening up.
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How AI Complements—Not Replaces—Traditional Optimization

04.05.2026

Why Mathematical Rigor Remains Indispensable in Decision-Making for the Tube, Wire, and Cable Industry Downtime in tube, wire, and cable production, rising energy costs, volatile supply chains: Today, companies in the tube, wire, and cable industry must make decisions in a matter of seconds that can cost or save millions.
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Monitoring district heating networks: From the control centre to the digital twin

27.04.2026

As part of the heat transition, district heating networks are becoming larger, more complex and more dynamic. With new heat suppliers, falling temperature levels and increasing demands for efficiency, security of supply and transparency, the need for precise condition monitoring is growing.
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Cable as Europe's Backbone: Between the Energy Transition, Digitalization, and Global Demand

21.04.2026

Europe is facing the largest infrastructure investment in its history — and cables are the invisible nervous system of this transformation.
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