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OEM Off-Highway Video Library: Page 44
Tune in as OEM Off-Highway tracks the latest mobile equipment technology and trends with one-on-one interviews, trade show highlights and event coverage.
Mining
Bruce Watzman gives MINExpo visitors tips on what to see
National Mining Association (NMA)
It's a challenging time in the industry around the globe
Automated Systems
Bruce Watzman, Sr. VP of Regulatory Affairs at NMA, discusses new technology and automation
National Mining Association (NMA)
Exciting times in the mining industry with technology and automation
Mining
AEM's Senior Director, Technical & Safety Services Mike Pankonin - Pt. 3
Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM)
Where is the industry headed?
Automated Systems
Interview with Mike Pankonin, Senior Director of Technical & Safety Services at AEM - Pt. 2
Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM)
Automation and standardization needs for full-vehicle automation in the future.
Mining
Interview with AEM Senior Director Mike Pankonin - Pt. 1
Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM)
Regulations and their impact on OEMs
Market Analysis
Max on Location
PT Tech, Inc.
Max on Location with PT Tech
Market Analysis
Max Goes To The Stratosphere
Max the Miner sees Vegas before MINExpo 2012
Greases
Shell FLNG - Game changer for energy industry
Shell
Designing the world's first floating liquefied natural gas facility (FLNG). Six hundred engineers from around the world have worked on the development phase of the Prelude FLNG Project to define, design and evaluate plans for the facility. Engineers built a scale model of the FLNG facility and tested it in tanks in artificial marine conditions to see if it would withstand wind and high waves. Read more and explore interactive stories on innovation in energy by downloading our free iPad app INSIDE ENERGY http://www.shell.com/home/content/innovation/inside_energy/
Engine Oil
Quest CCS Project: Reducing CO2 emissions from Shell's Athabasca Oil Sands Project
Shell
Carbon Capture and Storage technology, or CCS, has been identified as one of the most promising technologies to make a significant contribution to worldwide efforts to mitigate climate change by reducing emissions from large industrial facilities. Beginning in 2015, Shell's Carbon Capture and Storage Project, called Quest, will capture more than one million tonnes of CO2 per year from the Scotford Upgrader in Alberta, Canada and store it deep underground, beneath several layers of impermeable rock layers. The Quest Project will be the first CCS Project in the world to be implemented at an oil sands upgrading operation View this short animation to find out how the Quest Project will use existing technologies used in the oil and gas industry for decades to: capture, transport and inject CO2 safely and permanently more than two km underground. For more information on Quest visit: http://www.shell.ca/quest
Engine Oil
Take a journey more than 2000 metres underground with Shell's Carbon Capture and Storage project
Shell
Today, we face a challenge: levels of CO2 in our atmosphere are rising. Much of this comes from burning fossil fuels. Science tells us it is warming our planet and changing our climate. At Shell, we are helping to advance technology that has the potential to bring about significant reductions now in C02 emissions from large-scale fossil fuel usage. It's called carbon capture and storage or CCS. CCS combines technologies that have been used in the oil and gas industry for decades to capture CO2 emissions from large industrial sources and store them deep underground. Its potential will be demonstrated in Alberta, Canada by Shell's Quest project. Quest will reduce the CO2 emissions from the Athabasca Oil Sands Project by capturing more than a million tonnes of CO2 per year from its Scotford Upgrader for injection deep underground. For more information on Quest visit: http://www.shell.ca/quest
Paints, Coatings, Decals
The NEW Genesis HP Paint System with Air-Dry Technology
The NEW Genesis HP Paint System is ideal for Original Equipment Manufacturers as well as Fleet Refinishers. Genesis HP is a revolutionary single stage topcoat that, when used with one of our Genesis Primers, provides a premium finish that is out of dust in as little as 8 minutes and tape-free in 30 to 40 minutes (from prime to finished product up to 65% faster). All with no baking required! Using Sherwin-Williams Automotive Finishes' proprietary Air-Dry Technology, Genesis HP cures at ambient room temperatures, about 70--75 degrees. Without the down time associated with temperature ramp up or cool down, Genesis HP helps you save on energy costs and meet even the tightest cycle time goals.
Proximity Detection & Safety Systems
PreView for waste vehicle applications
Preco Safety Products
PreView® is a solid-state, pulsed-radar object detect system engineered to alert vehicle operators of both moving and stationary obstacles. Designed to work in extreme environmental conditions, PreView® is a reliable detection system to protect lives, property and your bottom line. http://www.preco.com/safety/Waste
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