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How polypropylene maintenance structures help simplify sewers
The EZIpit maintenance structures streamline laying and maintaining sewer pipe systems.
Gold to green: Building pumped hydro in an old mine
The Kidston Pumped Storage Hydro Project (K2-Hydro) is the first of its kind in the world to utilise an abandoned...
A new EV Lab at RMIT will explore where the road meets the grid
The researchers at RMIT University’s EV Living Lab are proactively addressing the challenges of Victoria’s electric vehicle transition.
How engineers can mitigate environmental risk in the quest for net zero
Decarbonisation projects can have unintended consequences on the natural environment. One leading engineering firm is ensuring that the industry more...
Rubber railway: disrupting a 200-year-old sector
A University of Technology Sydney (UTS) rail research project not only achieves its sustainability goals, it has been scientifically tested...
Standardised repairs for extending life of galvanized steel
An updated advisory from the Galvanizers Association of Australia (GAA) highlights best practices and considerations for repairing field welded or...
Getting roads and shared spaces ready for the next deluge
Recent floods have raised questions around whether current infrastructure can cope with the severity and regularity of weather events in...
We could soon see natural turf grown on glass
The engineers and field of play specialists at SPORTENG are trialling the use of sand made from recycled glass as...
What should OT cybersecurity for industrial control systems look like?
Recent global events have precipitated fresh concerns about potential cybersecurity breaches of critical infrastructure. While advanced cybersecurity measures are more...
It’s time to rethink construction payment processes
Construction companies can boost productivity and reduce risk by automating a common back-office process, writes Mike Antis, global vice president...
