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During Thailand's dry season, watering the trees around the factory becomes essential. "Without water, the trees simply won't survive." Pointing to a sprinkler beside the factory grounds, Kodama, Director & Factory Manager of Hitachi Industrial Technology (Thailand) Ltd. (HITT), explained why the...
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Is Waste Heat a Loss or an Asset? Rethinking the Conventional Wisdom of Factory Infrastructure

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Turning the Tide: How Bubble Curtains Keep Energy Flowing Amid Jellyfish Blooms

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How Manufacturers Can Rethink Water Resources: Expanding the Uses of Reused Water at a Factory in Thailand

During Thailand's dry season, watering the trees around the factory becomes essential. "Without water, the trees simply won't survive." Pointing to a sprinkler beside the factory grounds, Kodama, Director & Factory Manager of Hitachi Industrial Technology (Thailand) Ltd. (HITT), explained why the...
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For decades, manufacturing has generated a form of energy that is often simply discarded. When air compressors produce compressed air, most of the input energy is released as heat. The same is true for paint lines, welding processes, and other production-support systems. As long as a factory is o...
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Time-Temperature Sensing Ink : “Visualizing Quality” and Transforming the Supply Chain

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