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Beckhoff introduces TwinCAT runtime for real-time Linux®, unlocking new possibilities in real-time control. By running multiple TwinCAT runtimes on a single industrial PC, users can integrate various system components on one powerful computer, simplifying programming and diagnostics. This setup also enables GPU access from the real-time environment, accelerating compute-intensive tasks like vision processing. The TwinCAT runtime for real-time Linux® is based on Beckhoff’s proprietary Linux® distribution, extending beyond Windows and TwinCAT/BSD. Developed from the free Debian OS, it includes a real-time kernel for stable execution. The Debian package system facilitates easy software installation. This combination offers a robust real-time control…

The axiom “what gets measured, gets improved” holds truer than ever in today’s data-driven world, especially concerning sustainability. Sandvik Coromant, renowned for metal cutting tools and manufacturing solutions, emphasizes the pivotal role of data in measuring and enhancing manufacturing sustainability with the launch of its new analyser tool. The urgency to address environmental challenges was underscored at the UN’s COP28 climate conference in 2023, where leaders discussed transitioning away from fossil fuels. Manufacturing, accounting for one-fifth of global carbon emissions, stands as a significant contributor, necessitating robust sustainability measures. Historically, sustainability metrics have been viewed skeptically, but as global awareness…

The Ministry of Ports, Shipping & Waterways has approved the Reconstruction of Berth No. 8 and Mechanisation of Berth Nos. 7 and 8 at Netaji Subhash Dock of KDS, Syama Prasad Mookerjee Port, Kolkata. This project offers business opportunities for suppliers in construction materials, equipment, engineering services, technology solutions, logistics, and environmental services in the maritime and port infrastructure sector, with an estimated project cost of Rs.809.18 crore. Shri Anil Pruthi Director (Engineering), New Delhi , T: 011-23711022, anil.pruthi@nic.in

i) Navratna Defence Public Sector Undertaking (DPSU) Bharat Electronics (BEL) has secured a Rs 1,092 crore order from Larsen & Toubro (L&T) for supplying Communication and Electronic Warfare (EW) sensors and systems. This order opens up business opportunities for suppliers in components, manufacturing equipment, testing services, logistics, maintenance, and technology partnerships in the electronic warfare sector.As part of the deal,BEL will supply 14 cutting edge domestically manufactured EW sensors and systems to L&T. Anandi Ramalingam, Bangalore. Phone: 080-25039300. Email: cmktgdel@bel.co.in ii) The Ministry of Defence has signed contracts worth Rs 8073.17 crore with Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL), Bengaluru, for acquiring 34…

The Bengaluru Railway Division plans to construct a large terminal at Devanahalli, offering opportunities for suppliers of construction materials, equipment, engineering services, infrastructure development, technology solutions, logistics, and transportation. Estimated at Rs.2,500 crore, this project aims to decongest key railway stations in the city and is currently undergoing feasibility studies. Place : Devanahalli, Karnataka Kultar Singh PRO, New Delhi. Phone: 011-23381224. Email: pro@nr.railnet.gov.in

Remsons Industries has bagged the fourth order from Tata Motors for the supply of winches used for spare wheel. By securing the fourth order from Tata Motors is expected to have a positive impact on Remsons Industries’ financial performance, market presence, product portfolio, brand reputation, and potential for growth. The company is currently supplying winches to successful models like Tigor, Altroz and Punch and the recent order is for the upcoming Tata Nexon CNG. Neeraj Srivastava – Business Head, Mumbai. Phone: 022-26113883 Email: corporate@remsons.com ii) Uno Minda, an auto components maker, has initiated construction of a passenger vehicle alloy-wheel plant…

1) Chhattisgarh is taking significant steps towards sustainable transportation by introducing 240 e-buses across four key cities under the Prime Minister e-bus Sewa scheme. This initiative not only promotes eco-friendly transport but also boosts economic growth, offering opportunities for industry expansion, revenue generation, technological innovation, and infrastructure development. The allocation plan, based on population density, assigns 100 medium e-buses to Raipur, 50 to Bhilai-Durg, 50 (30 medium and 20 mini) to Bilaspur, and 40 (20 medium and 20 mini) to Korba 2) JBM Ecolife Mobility, a subsidiary of JBM Auto, has secured the contract to operate these e-buses, entailing procurement,…

In aerospace engineering, where precision reigns supreme, the manufacturing process for every component demands meticulous attention. Hangsterfer’s Metal Working Fluids emerges as a crucial ally in this endeavor, providing specialized solutions tailored to the unique challenges of aerospace machining. With decades of expertise and a commitment to innovation, Hangsterfer’s stands as a leader in delivering cutting-edge metalworking fluids and coolants that elevate machining performance to new heights. The aerospace industry operates within stringent tolerances and materials that require precise machining techniques. Hangsterfer’s fluids excel in this environment by offering exceptional lubrication and cooling properties, mitigating the risk of thermal deformation…

Superalloys are known to be hard to process materials by reason of their elevated temperature resistance, fast strain hardening, minimal thermal conductivity, and the existence of abrasive deposits in the structure. At this point, it required the advancement of tools (carbides, ceramics and CBN) with superior thermal and chemical constancy for improving the machinability of aerospace alloys. Poor machinability of aircraft engine alloys exposes the tool cutting edge to extreme thermal and mechanical pressures and these frequently cause rapid tool wear Nickel based super alloys display rather difficult machinability characteristics owing to their high temperature strength, work hardening tendency and…

The quick growth in the aviation industry has laid the groundwork for the development of materials used in aircraft construction. The main factor is the reduction in weight and increased service life of aircraft components, resulting in lower costs. Therefore, a lot of research was done for improving materials by optimized properties to reduce weight, increase damage tolerance, fatigue and corrosion resistance. The main purpose of the continuous development of new materials in aviation applications is to increase fuel efficiency and performance, and to reduce costs. Titanium and Nickel alloys are the most commonly used in the demanding industries like…