Rachael Pasini is a Senior Editor for Design World Network, Design World, and R&D - Research & Development World. With a focus on technology and engineering, Rachael's articles cover a wide range of topics including robotics, automation, 3D scanning, and innovative manufacturing techniques. Her work has also been featured in Fluid Power World.
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Rachael Pasini's coverage focuses heavily on the manufacturing and engineering industries, with a significant portion of her articles being press releases or industry-specific announcements. She would likely be interested in pitches related to new product launches, technological advancements, and innovations within the manufacturing and engineering sectors.
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By Rachael Pasini | October 18, 2024 Traco Power released its new TXO 300 series of compact ac/dc power supplies.
Hydraulics expert Carl Dyke shares insight on forest harvesting machines and what it takes to cut-to-length. “I grew up in logging.
By: Rachael Pasini
| A closer look at Chevron's Bio EliteSyn AW biodegradable hydraulic fluid.
Fluid power engineers are familiar with hydraulic load-holding or counterbalance valves that prevent sudden load drops and control descent speed. Such valves ensure smooth, stable operation and provide a safety mechanism in mobile and industrial machinery. The downside is they can fail due to wear, incorrect positioning, or failures in the hydraulic system. Pennsylvania-based York Precision thought outside the box on this one and developed the Bear-Loc fail-safe locking device as an alternative solution to prevent catastrophes.
Meshes come in many forms and are one of the most important concepts for analyzing 3D models. Here's how they work.
By Rachael Pasini | November 4, 2024 The annual LEAP Awards recognizes and celebrates innovative products and technologies in engineering.
Forestry has a bad rap for devastating ecosystems now lined with dusty stumps where lush foliage and wildlife used to exist. The imagery is saddening and requires an examination of conscience and behavior. Through a different lens, however, the forestry industry can be seen as an ally against future deforestation. Companies that want to make a profit continuously need healthy, regenerative forests just as farmers need nutrient-rich land for sowing crops.
By: Rachael Pasini
Norway has a long tradition of catching and processing fish. The country ranks second in the world for exports behind China. To ensure the high quality of their freshly caught products, Norwegians pay particular attention to an unbroken cold chain. One company that contributes to a high level of food safety is Atlantic Styro. Based on Lovund, an Atlantic island just outside the Arctic Circle, the manufacturer produces containers made from expanded polystyrene (EPS), a lightweight, cost-effective material for packaging, insulating, and transporting frozen fish and seafood. The polystyrene boxes keep fish and seafood fresh during transport and storage.
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The final phase of a simulation study, post-processing allows engineers to visualize and understand their analysis.
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