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World’s First 14,000-Tonne Ring Rail Crane Rolls Off XCMG Assembly Line
The world's first ring rail crane with a maximum lifting capacity of 14,000 tonnes has rolled off the assembly line of XCMG (Xuzhou Construction Machinery Group Co Ltd), headquartered in Xuzhou, in China's Jiangsu Province. Co-developed with Sinopec Heavy...
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Metso Expands Lokotrack Portfolio with New Impact and Cone Crushers
Metso has introduced the Lokotrack LT400RS and LT200HPX mobile crushing plants, purpose-built for high-performance aggregate recycling and production.
Business & Industry
AECOM Selected as Design Partner for New Zealand’s Warkworth to Te Hana Motorway Project
AECOM has been appointed as the design partner for the Warkworth to Te Hana project in New Zealand — the first section of the country's expansive Northland Corridor Program. The project will upgrade the existing State Highway 1 between...
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Why Debris Logistics Should Be Part of Preconstruction Planning
Construction schedules are built around sequencing. Crews, deliveries, inspections, equipment access and material staging all have to happen in the right order. Yet debris removal is still often treated as something to solve after work begins.
That can be a...
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A Sector-by-Sector Look at the Industries Quietly Consuming the World’s Silver
The conversation about silver demand tends to operate at a high level of abstraction. Investors hear that industrial use is growing, that solar deployment matters, that electronics consume meaningful quantities. The numbers get quoted in millions of ounces and...
Building Products
Sampyo Cement Expands AI Control at Samcheok Plant in South Korea
Sampyo Cement is expanding the use of artificial intelligence at its Samcheok cement plant in Gangwon Province, South Korea, as the company works to strengthen process control and address a growing shortage of skilled workers in the region.
The Samcheok...
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Foster + Partners Advances Robot Construction, SWIFT-Build
British studio Foster + Partners has joined an academic consortium that has secured a €4 million, three-year research grant from the European Innovation Council's Pathfinder funding programme to develop an autonomous system for timber construction. Named SWIFT-Build, short for...
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