Thermal circuit breakers, also called thermal circuit protectors are electric devices that use bimetallic strip electrically connected in series with the circuit. The heat produced by the current during an overload deforms the bimetallic… More
Best Mobile Fuel Filtration Systems
The Biodiesel Filtration Process and Transfer System
1. Biodiesel Transfer and Filtration System
The DTP20C-BIO, DC Powered, Biodiesel Transfer and Filtration System provide efficient and accurate biodiesel fuel transfer and filtration in a highly mobile package. Built on a rugged. steel cart and featuring a 20 gpm DC fuel pump running off two group 31 batteries, the DTP20C-BIO is ideal for busy operations. Onboard 17-micron water and particulate blocking filtration and highly accurate digitally metered nozzle ensure all biodiesel fuel transferred is free from contamination and accurately measured. Not recommended for use with gasoline.
2. DTP20 20 GPM Mobile Fuel Transfer System
This mobile fuel system is specifically designed for the removal and filtration of fuel to and from any source. If you want to remove fuel from a truck prior to selling it, to make fuel tank repairs, concerned about theft of fuel from vehicles in storage, if you are scrapping cars trucks or tractors and need to safely remove the fuel for disposal, these are some of the many reasons this a time and money saving shop product. It features a welded steel frame, and hose hangers. Top of the line explosion proof DC powered transfer pump. Intake hose with one-way screened valve, 6-foot output hose and manual fuel dispenser. The pneumatic tires and sturdy frame are made to last inside the shop or out in the field.
30′ Self-Contained Telescoping Light Tower
Industrial lighting leader, Larson Electronics LLC, announced the release of a new towable mobile light tower equipped with a water-cooled diesel engine. This telescoping tower is ideal for emergency services in large scale operations such as construction, mining and industrial sites.
KEMP, TX., August 18, 2017 – Industrial lighting leader, Larson Electronics LLC, announced the release of a new towable mobile light
KRUPS GX5000 Professional Electric Coffee Burr Grinder with Grind Size and Cup Selection
Product Overview:
● Metallic flat burr grinder for coffee lovers
● Burr mill system avoids overheating, preserves aroma and has grind fineness selector 
● 9 grind levels: From fine (espresso) to coarse (french press) to perfectly grind every type of coffee beverage
● 8 oz. Clear bean container; quantity selector from 2 to 12 cups to grind the exact quantity you need
● Auto stop safety mechanism: the unit will not grind if the bean container is empty Continue reading “KRUPS GX5000 Professional Electric Coffee Burr Grinder with Grind Size and Cup Selection”
Understanding How Materials Fail
Source: UC Santa Barbara | James Badham |
Dec. 22, 2017 – So you drop your smartphone flat on its back. What’s the worst that could happen? These days, maybe a dent.
A smartphone’s metal body is made of a crystalline material
The same phone’s glass screen is a different story. Made of atoms that are jammed together in no discernible order, the glass side of your device could shatter when dropped. Like many other disordered solids, glass cannot be deformed significantly before failing, and because these materials lack crystalline order, predicting which atoms will shift during a failure is difficult. Continue reading “Understanding How Materials Fail”
Metrus Energy Announces Efficiency Services Agreement with Barrack Hebrew Academy
This $1.1M energy efficiency project is the company’s first with an educational institution. It will reduce Barrack Academy’s energy use by more than 25%, translating into approximately 13,000 tons of CO₂—the equivalent of taking 2,500 cars off the road over the life of the project.
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, August 2, 2017 – Metrus Energy, a pioneer in energy efficiency financing, has announced an Efficiency Services Agreement (ESA) project with Jack Barrack Hebrew Academy in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, the company’s first deal with an educational institution.
The $1.1 million efficiency-as-a-service project will be installed later this summer at the Academy’s multi-building campus and will include HVAC upgrades, building automation, hot water controls and interior lighting retrofits. The project will reduce the Academy’s energy use by more than 25%. This translates into approximately 13,000 tons of CO₂—the equivalent of taking 2,500 cars off the road over the life of the project. Continue reading “Metrus Energy Announces Efficiency Services Agreement with Barrack Hebrew Academy”
