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CorPower has agreed a landmark deal with heat treatment specialist Bodycote.
properties of metals and alloys, extending the life of vital components for a wide range of industries.
The gateway deal opens Bodycote to the ocean energy sector using its Corr-I-Dur® solution to simultaneously improve corrosion resistance and wear properties of CorPower’s next-generation C4 Wave Energy Converters.
Bodycote has built a long-term track record in automotive, aerospace, energy, and broader industrial sectors, and is now breaking into ocean energy after helping Swedish developer CorPower optimise key components in its Wave Energy Converters (WECs).
CorPower’s high-efficiency WECs, inspired by the pumping principles of the human heart, offer five times more energy per tonne of device compared to previously known technologies. Incorporating a series of unique features to boost storm survivability and power capture, the WECs also benefit from thermochemical treatment t
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Karen MacKinnon and Paul Clough.
Caring for loved ones with dementia can cause untold anguish for relatives as they see the person they knew slowly slip away.
But the harrowing trials of caring for his wife were made all the worse for one Tayside OAP, when his own health took a turn for the worst.
Paul Clough, a 69-year-old full-time carer says he “felt like bursting into tears” when he was diagnosed with mouth cancer.
Paul Clough looks after his wife Margaret, who suffers from dementia, at the home they share in Edzell.
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Paul Clough.
He says her condition means she does not retain information and, with no other family nearby, Paul felt like he was dealing with his illness alone.