Tag Archives: Engineering

14 Jan 2022

Boring can be a frustrating and expensive process especially when you encounter rocks that can destroy your equipment. Powered by machine vision, a new tunnelling or drilling robot can micro tunnel through the toughest conditions faster and more reliably than conventional methods. According to the company, its next-gen drilling robot can bore through rock considered too challenging for other tunnelling machines.

5 Jan 2022

Aluminium fabrication is defined as the process of cutting, shaping, and extruding aluminium to form a finished product. The processes involved spans widely from welding and stamping to bending, extruding and shearing, among others. For some time, many industries have benefitted from aluminium fabrication especially in the construction sector where companies require metal structures. Here are some commonly asked questions and answers about aluminium fabrication.

30 Dec 2021

With another pandemic-laden year drawing to a close, we take a look at some of the best engineering blogs of 2021. As a leading provider of precision engineering services, we strive to bring you the latest news and updates from around the world. Our goal is to keep you up to date with all things engineering, manufacturing and new technologies. 

For those of you who already know PRV Engineering, we publish new content every week across various sectors, from defence and aerospace to construction, rail, automotive and renewable energy among many others. With Christmas already behind us and the New Year celebrations just around the corner, here’s a look at some of the top stories from our blog this year.

3 Aug 2021
13 Jul 2021

Aside from strikingly good looks, what comes to mind first when you think of a hypercar or Formula One? If you answered sleek, aerodynamic styling you’d be right and that usually involves a big rear wing. However, Peugeot’s latest hybrid hypercar doesn’t have a rear wing which many consider a massive achievement.

16 Jun 2021
19 May 2021

We are in for an exciting time in aviation as the world’s first unmanned helicopter has taken flight. Introducing the K-MAX TITAN from Kaman Air Vehicles, a division of Kaman Aerospace Corporation. They’ve successfully launched a maiden flight of the world’s first heavy-lift unmanned helicopter for the commercial market. Keep reading as you’ll want to watch the fascinating video from Kaman.

12 May 2021

Decarbonising The Aviation Sector: Electric vs Hydrogen Aircraft

We harnessed the power of flight more than a century ago when Wilbur and Orville Wright achieved the first powered, sustained and controlled aeroplane flight. Over time, this technology advanced allowing people to connect from all over the world fast than ever. However, this form of transport relies entirely on fossil fuels and that’s not a sustainable, long-term solution. If we are to succeed in decarbonising the aviation sector, we need another plan but will it be electric planes or hydrogen aircraft?

8 Apr 2021

Floating solar farms are becoming increasingly popular, especially in countries with high population density and limited available land. Floating solar farms gained popularity in 2018 and continue to do so today with many countries taking the lead, including China, India, the Netherlands and Singapore which is the focus of this article.

2 Apr 2021

Over the last few hundred years, our world has changed in unimaginable ways. So many technologies exist today that weren’t even a thought back then with British innovations leading from the front. Scientists, inventors and engineers of yesteryear have made many significant breakthroughs and here are some of the greatest British innovations of all time.

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