Speakers and exhibitors will showcase the latest innovations and discuss solutions to the challenges facing the power industry as Asia Power Week returns to Thailand this year. As an independent repair specialist and pump manufacturer, Sulzer will be highlighting its pumps and systems for power generation as well as the range of services on offer to operators of gas turbines and other rotating equipment. 2017 sees the 25th anniversary of the...

Sulzer has been contracted to inspect and repair the bogie frames of 76 rail vehicles over the next two years, as part of the ongoing maintenance and refurbishment project of the Docklands Light Railway (DLR). The project requires considerable attention to detail, especially with regard to the quality processes and documentation, as well as a streamlined welding and machining operation capable of completing each vehicle on time.

The rate at which electronic components have evolved over the last 20 years has been staggering. However, a side effect of this unyielding pace is that older systems are now becoming obsolete. Not only that, spares or replacement products in many of these systems are hard to come by. So, what are your options if such a system fails? Here, Brian Park, Regional Sales Manager for Scotland, Sulzer, looks at the challenges for end users and how repair...

As one of more than 430 organisations preparing for Railtex 2015, Sulzer is looking forward to welcoming visitors to this year’s expo at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham on 12th May. With electro-mechanical repair centres across the country, Sulzer is expecting high interest in its ability to offer a local service supported by a national network of dedicated engineers able to deliver a cost effective and efficient service for ro...

As part of the huge redevelopment of Middlehaven, Sulzer has relocated its service centre to a brand new, purpose-built facility that is due to be officially opened by HRH The Princess Royal on 23rd March 2015. The new £4.5m service centre will be part of the national engineering and repair facilities that enables Sulzer to offer a 24/7 service for engineering solutions.

An increased focus on controlling greenhouse gas emissions, coupled with escalating demand for electricity and slow progress on nuclear projects is leading to an expansion of alternative renewable energy sources. Leading the pack at the moment is hydro electricity, the basic principles of which were commercialised in the late 1880's and now accounts for around 16% of global electricity generation capacity.