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Engineering Competence

Shooting for the stars

Shooting for the stars

A telescope is under construction in Chile that promises to provide an entirely new way of looking at the universe.

Aerospace,

Industry

When Don Quixote rode a biscione

When Don Quixote rode a biscione

Don Quixote challenged windmills. Alfa Romeo engineers challenged the norms prevailing in the premium car category. The result? The new Alfa Romeo [...]

Bearings,Cars,Research and development,

Digital Technology

When smaller is better

When smaller is better

Backed by its 200 years of industrial experience, Finnish company Valmet is rising to the challenges of the digital era.

Bearing units,Lubricants,Pulp and paper,

Engineering Competence

Reducing wind turbine operating costs through a statistical approach

Reducing wind turbine operating costs through a statistical approach

For the wind energy industry, Operation and Maintenance (O&M) costs are unavoidable and expensive. Failure to implement effective O&M [...]

Condition monitoring,Energy Efficient Bearing,Wind,

Manufacturing

Bridging a skill gap

Bridging a skill gap

SKF India’s training programme for unskilled Indian youth is providing incomes and changing lives.

Quality,Sustainability,

Engineering Competence

Cutting-edge lubrication

Cutting-edge lubrication

The Finnish Metsä Group has selected SKF as supplier of lubrication systems for a groundbreaking bioproduct mill that is being built by Metsä Fibre [...]

Lubrication Solutions,Pulp and paper,Sustainability,

Industry

A well-structured approach

A well-structured approach

Bearing failures were a growing problem for one U.S. Steel works. A disciplined approach helped determine the root cause, and what at first seemed to [...]

Lubricants,Seals,

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