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Hydracorte also has a compact Trumpf VectorMark station for laser marking of pieces. This station is capable of marking with high quality onto a wide variety of parts in different sizes, shapes, materials, and all kinds of graphic contents (serial numbers, barcodes, logos, etc.).

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Process improvements can take many forms that can save operating cost or capital expenditures, as well as improve product purity and properties. These may include higher catalyst selectivity and conversion, improved reactor productivity, lower catalyst or feedstock costs, reduced environmental impact and more. True stepouts may embody completely new chemistry routes, alternative feedstocks and reactor designs, improved catalyst formulations or enhanced manufacturing techniques, such as improving energy recovery or plant reliability.

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15 – Typhoon Mangkhut battered the northeastern Philippines with powerful winds and gusts equivalent to a category 5 Atlantic hurricane. At least 88 people were killed, many of them in gold mining areas that were hit by landslides.

To fulfill these objectives, Hydracorte, a company with years of expertise in laser cutting of sheet metal, has focused its efforts on implementing and pioneering disk laser welding technology in this industry field as a flexible and productive solution for welding metallic components intended for this commercial sector, an application which, until now, has been served by arc welding processes.

For the most part, however, because piloting nearly always exposes the unpredictable or unknown, and given the enormous financial risks at the commercial scale, it is almost unthinkable not to pilot a new process. Surprises and revelations can include unexpected catalyst performance, feedstock poisoning, safety issues, equipment corrosion, fouling, foaming and plugging. Most chemical-reaction pathways are complex — their true mechanism may not be fully understood and is likely considerably different from the simplified overall stoichiometric equations. The combination of a properly constructed and instrumented pilot plant, along with a well thought-out experimental program, can efficiently and effectively sort out the myriad issues that need to be addressed for scaleup.

The argument about "countries can get cheaper products from poorer countries..." is classic Milton Friedman right-wing thinking, and what it really is, is fostering a race to the economic and environmental bottom.  You see this at its most dramatic in the shipbreaking industry at Alang, India, where some 22 miles of beach are converted into outdoor ship-wrecking yards, with men paid a dollar a day to work with zero safety equipment cutting up huge freighters and tankers. Men get hurt and die every day, nobody cares, nothing is paid in compensation.  Do you really want to live in a brutish, Hobbsian world that that portends?   US steel casting is done under stringent conditions, and excluding steel made under primitive conditions acts as a bar to the race to the bottom.  Does it cost a little more?  Probably.  So what?  All developed economies adjust to the changes in input pricing, so that is not a knock-out factor.  Pushing out Chinese (and Indian) steel displaces dumped steel made under conditions not tolerated in the USA, and accepting dumping is not in the interests of working people any more than of consumers. You don't buy pharmaceuticals manufactured by some guy with an eighth grade education using an old washing machine tub to mix the ingredients either  (or, to be accurate, you shouldn't).  Same principle here. 

24 – Robin Leach, whose voice crystalized the opulent 1980s on the TV show “Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous,” died at 76.

Luis Ángel Voces Rebordinos (luisvoces@hydracorte.eswruztdrd) is with Hydracorte S.L., A Coruna, Spain, and Álvaro Prada FernÁndez (aprada@aimen.es) is with the AIMEN Technology Centre, A Coruna, Spain.

25 – Arizona Senator John McCain died of brain cancer one day after announcing he would not be seeking further treatment. He was 81. In more than three decades in Congress, McCain became known as a political maverick willing to stick to his convictions rather than go along with party leaders. The bitter rival of U.S. President Donald Trump famously cast the deciding no vote that stopped the Republican push to repeal Obamacare.

16 – The B.C. government introduced a speculation and vacancy tax aimed at moderating the overheated housing market and helping to improve housing affordability by creating more homes for renters.