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Many engineers and researchers around the world are developing systems that improve the fuel consumption of terrestrial vehicles, using alternative energies and environmentally friendly materials, which is great; But we should not forget that not using cars so much is also an option that can help reduce their environmental impact.
Occasionally using the bike or walking is a great idea, especially for short trips within ...
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Many engineers and researchers around the world are developing systems that improve the fuel consumption of terrestrial vehicles, using alternative energies and environmentally friendly materials, which is great; But we should not forget that not using cars so much is also an option that can help reduce their environmental impact.
Occasionally using the bike or walking is a great idea, especially for short trips within ...
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Unfinished works of Conagua without budget 2018
'Mocha' the Federation 320.9 million pesos for four buildings that are still halfway.
Downtown, Tabasco
In the 2018 Exit Budget project, the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (SHCP) cut 320 million 907 thousand 510 pesos to the National Water Commission (Conagua), for works that should have been performed in 2017 and ...
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In Mexico the development and implementation of alternative energies is being given in a very leisurely way, being that the country has the best conditions for the development of several of them, among which are the solar and wind energy, in which it could grow up to 12.000 megawatts (MW) in the short term.
This was mentioned during the Annual Frontier Energy Forum, where Pablo Gottfried said that the conditions needed to ...
Continue Reading →There are many reasons for the cracks in the concrete, but the list is the fact of using low-quality material, as well as the question of not calculating the loads properly. However, sooner or later all concrete begins to present fissures, which in some cases constitute a structural risk, and in others it is only a bad appearance.
Thinking about this, a professor and researcher at the Technical University of Delft (Holland), Henk Jonkers, has developed a concrete ...
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The Photonic Engineering Group (TAP) of the University of Alcalá (Spain), in collaboration with the Federal Polytechnic School of Lausanne (Switzerland), it has designed optical fiber sensors capable of continuously monitoring large infrastructures, allowing detection with great precision and, most importantly, in advance, erosion or fissures in bridges, dams or railways. The results of this work have just been published in the magazine Optic letters.
