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SAE International Announces the 2021 Class of SAE Fellows

SAE International Announces the 2021 Class of SAE Fellows Share Article 15 Long-Time Members Recognized with Prestigious Status of SAE Fellow “SAE Fellows and the contributions they make to the ongoing vibrancy of the mobility industry warrant special recognition and our deepest reverence.” Robert Ireland, 2020 SAE Fellows Committee Chair and former SAE Board Director WARRENDALE, Pa. (PRWEB) April 29, 2021 SAE International announced today the 15 members recognized as the 2021 Class of SAE Fellows. Established in 1977, SAE Fellow status is the highest grade of membership bestowed by the organization to members from industry and academia, for which more than 750 individuals have earned the distinction since its implementation.

Online Exclusive: Ushering in a new era of sustainable plastics

Online Exclusive: Ushering in a new era of sustainable plastics 12/28/2020 By Ihsan Taie, Chief Technologist, Non-Metallics Applications, Aramco Research & Development Center, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Research suggests the amount of plastic waste entering the world’s oceans could almost triple to 29 MMtpy by 2040[1]. It is a bleak prediction that highlights the scale of the challenge, which must be addressed not only by governments and consumers, but also by plastics manufacturers themselves. The solution may lie in the next-generation of degradable plastics. As we discovered through the coronavirus pandemic, the problem with trying to phase out plastics – even the single-use variety - is that there is often nothing else to replace them with (as of yet). That is why, rather than focusing on plastics consumption, we should instead be directing resources towards finding sustainable solutions that address the issue of plastic waste at source.

Achates opposed-piston 3-cylinder 10.6L diesel emissions meet 2027 EPA, CA requirements

Achates opposed-piston 3-cylinder 10.6L diesel emissions meet 2027 EPA, CA requirements Achates Power’s innovative 3-cylinder, 10.6L opposed-piston heavy-duty diesel engine has achieved performance results that comply with pending 2027 requirements of the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and California to reduce sharply emissions of nitrogen oxides (NO x). Engine and aftertreatment system development and performance assessments were conducted at the Achates Power facility in San Diego and the Aramco Research Center-Detroit. The 10.6-liter engine. The three cylinders are in-line, with the opposed pistons moving vertically. It is a major development for a project that aims to improve the environmental performance of commercial vehicles using hydrocarbon fuels.