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  • Bridge Engineering, Second Edition
    Bridge Engineering, Second Edition. Written for new and experienced highway engineers, this master resource offers the most complete and practical treatment for every aspect of highway bridge design, rehabilitation, and maintenance.
  • Gateshead Millennium Bridge: Main Pivots
    The first bridge to pivot on four self-aligning bearings, the Gateshead Millennium Bridge has both a fixed and a floating bearing found on either side of the river. DB TM maintenance-free bearings in bronze with graphite lubricant plugs and split stainless steel housings were manufactured
  • Reducing Bridging in Dust Collector Hoppers
    While discussions on dust collector sizing and filter efficiency in equipment selection are common, very little literature tends to discuss the need for collected materials to flow freely from the hopper to a final drum, bin or sack. And, yet, the elimination of hopper bridging in a dust collector
  • Bridges Across the World Prosper with Lumiflon FEVE Resin
    A well-constructed bridge can either make or break a community. These days, the general public is in dire need of infrastructure improvements. Bridges are crumbling, and maintenance of these structures seems to be lacking. A well-used structure like a bridge should always be built with high quality
  • Using Electrical Maintenance Safety Devices to Bridge the Skills Gap
    With an impending skills gap among technical workers, proactive maintenance plans must also be safe, efficient and easier to implement.
  • Maximizing Machinery Uptime
    Maximizing Machinery Uptime. Bridging the gap between "reliability engineering" and the practical, day-to-day measures that lead to machinery uptime, this authoritative text demonstrates techniques for equipment management, uptime maximization, and reduced maintenance costs.
  • Fuji Electric Helps Make the BEAST a Reality
    The Bridge Evaluation and Accelerated Structural Testing (BEAST) lab, located at Rutgers University in Piscataway, NJ will provide valuable data and insight into the degradation of bridges due to environmental and maintenance factors in a matter of weeks or months instead of years or decades. Fuji
  • Trends in Industrial Automation
    Today's innovations in industrial automation are largely focused on interconnectivity. Powerful new technologies provide industry professionals with unprecedented abilities to "see" what is happening and respond in real-time. New tech is being developed for training, to bridge the skills gap

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