Tag: equipment
Sprinkler system selection – critical choices
The importance of selecting the correct sprinkler systems for commercial buildings is often overlooked. This oversight increases fire risk and raises serious concerns for fire life safety. Developers and tenants alike need to understand the importance of sprinkler systems when considering building use and safety.
Solving the thermal combustion puzzle
Although fuel cost has a significant impact on steam generation, it forms only a part of the overall value chain. It is just one piece in a broader puzzle. Keeping all elements aligned requires expert oversight. It is an ongoing task to make sure that the level of awareness, interrogation, insight, foresight and focus is maintained.
Understanding the importance of IP ratings
When selecting electrical products for industrial, commercial or domestic use, one crucial factor often gets overlooked. It is how well these products can withstand environmental elements like dust and water. This is exactly where Ingress Protection (IP) ratings come in.
ISO 14001 certification – building sustainability through EMS
ISO 14001, an internationally recognised Environmental Management System (EMS), provides businesses with a structured framework to manage environmental impact. It helps organisations pursue sustainability and operational excellence effectively.
Liquid cooling data centres – revolutionising efficiency
In a world where computational power drives countless systems, processes, and daily activities, prioritising data centre operations is essential. The data centre acts as the glue holding the inanimate world together. A data centre is the unsung hero behind artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, and high-performance computing (HPC).
Renewable energy data centres – powering AI’s future
Let's face it: South Africa's power grid is not winning any awards for reliability. Our data centres are feeling the heat - and not in a good way. These digital powerhouses not only keep our online world spinning but are also fuelling the recent Artificial Intelligence (AI) revolution - yet their ever-expanding capabilities hinge on one critical requirement: an uninterrupted power supply.
Draft vertical restraints regulations and competition law
The Department of Trade, Industry and Competition published draft vertical restraint regulations for comment along with a memorandum to provide context in respect of the draft regulations. These regulations relate to the prohibition on restrictive vertical practices as set out in section 5 of the Competition Act, 89 of 1998 and attempt to provide a framework on how the Competition Commission should approach practices which are potentially prohibited in terms of section 5 of the Act.
Wireless vibration sensor monitoring in mining
In modern mining the advent of wireless vibration monitoring is ushering in a new era of asset management and fault prevention. Over the past two years, advancements in sensor technology have significantly enhanced the capabilities of remote monitoring, driving the rise of autonomous mining and drilling operations.
Mitigating machinery breakdown risks
Any business relying on machinery and equipment for its operations is exposed to the probability of significant financial losses due to a breakdown of a key piece of machinery that isn’t quickly or easily replaced or repaired.
5G FWA in Africa – unlocking last-mile broadband connectivity
According to the Facts and Figures 2023 report, just 37% of Africa’s population uses the internet, representing a digital divide for hundreds of millions of people. Only a tiny fraction of the continent’s people have access to a high-speed broadband connection at their homes.
































