“We’re currently 
focusing on areas such 
as resource efficiency, 
the transition to 
renewable energies, 
climate protection, 
and digitization.” (Thyssenkrupp)
Interview: Engineering Trends

“EPC Responsibility is a Key Driver” – Future Challenges in Engineering

Thyssenkrupp Industrial Solutions about the trends, opportunities and challenges facing Thyssenkrupp Industrial Solutions — Asked Helmut Knauthe, Head of Technology, Innovation and Sustainability, sees the business unit’s customer proximity and concerted efforts to boost its competitiveness, develop products and services tailored to customers’ needs, and research into areas such as resource efficiency, renewable energies, climate protection and digitization as key to delivering better technological solutions.

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Software solutions become the backbone of engineering. (Picture: Bentley; © M.Gove - Fotolia)
Engineering Software/Digital Plant

A Nerve Center for Engineering

Software solutions become the backbone of global engineering systems — Of the shelf products won’t stand a chance when a worldwide chemical leader needs a new engineering solution. Only tailor-made software suites can truly become the nerve of global plant project managements. But the extra-work pays off: Engineering, management, operation and maintenance all benefit from the edge of information theta modern software solutions provide.

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Storage tanks are difficult to empty or “strip” of highly viscous media. (©leungchopan - stock.adobe.com, Netzsch)
Screw Pumps/Tank Storage

To the Last Drop – How Pumps Can Become Efficiency–Enablers for Tank Farms

How screw pumps strip out even highly viscous media – When emptying an oil or fuel tank (a process refferd to as stripping), quite often residual product of the highly viscous media is left behind. But does it have to be that way? Pumps with excellent intake at low NPSHr values can in fact completely empty tanks – even of crude oil and bitumen. And one technology in particular outperforms the rest...

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