The Key Factor in Mold Prevention-Companion CD For ASTM Manual 18
W. Conshohocken PA, USA – This new CD-ROM provides over 100 ASTM standards related to moisture control in buildings as referenced in Moisture Control in Buildings: 2nd Edition (Manual 18). continue reading »
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NWS Wind Chill Brochure Cover
Northeastern USA – The recent cold snap and extensive area of much higher than usual wind speeds (gusts to 60 mph or more in Pennsylvania) have prompted a quick look at the windchill factor talked about in the news media.
You don’t have to be a Meteorologist to understand, or to estimate the actual windchill factor. continue reading »
From December 22nd, 2009 all Sales, Service, Tech Support, & Parts for ASL products in North America will be provided by ASL U.S.
F900 Primary Thermometry Bridge
Danville VA, USA & Redhill, UK — ASL U.S. can supply a full range of temperature metrology and temperature calibration equipment. Equipment ranging from their Super Primary Standards Bridge, the F900, to their new handheld precision thermometer, the F100. continue reading »
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Support “Metrology for a sustainable growth” Before Year’s End
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Vote for the evitherm project in the European Commission´s competition “Information and Communication Technologies for Energy Efficiency” (ICT4EE).
You may not have had the time to vote yet (if you have done so please ignore this message). continue reading »
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Global-avg temps from mid to end of 21st century may be higher than previously believed
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Fig. 1. Global average projections of temperatures and uncertainty. The top panel shows globally-average temperature (°C) projections from CCSM 3.0, based on A1FI, A2, and B1, along with error bars…
OAK RIDGE TN, USA — Climate scientists recognize that climate modeling projections include a significant level of uncertainty. A team of researchers using computing facilities at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) has identified a new method for quantifying this uncertainty.
The new approach suggests that the range of uncertainty in climate projections may be greater than previously assumed. continue reading »
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This is from an article entitled: Telluride temperature test, just right by David Bradley on Oct 15, 2009 on the SpectroscopyNOW website
Researchers in India have used laser spectroscopy and other techniques to study a novel doped telluride glass of technological interest. The material could have potential as new kind of high temperature sensor. continue reading »
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