Kansas Engineering News (United States)

ECP Utility receives anchor approval from Rural Utility Service

The Energy Savings Store, the region's most experienced solar and wind energy design and installation firm, has received a private equity investment from Atlas Properties of Ft. Worth, Texas. The company is being rebranded as Brightergy.

Arthi Subramanian, a graduate student in Software Engineering at Kansas State University, joins Imagemakers, an award winning design firm where the customers’ needs are met with high quality work and personal attention.

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Pinnacle Infrared provides building diagnostic services including infrared thermal imaging, moisture intrusion surveys, flat roof inspections, block wall thermal imaging, electrical infrared scans, & energy audits for commercial & industrial clients.

Kruger Technologies, Inc, a locally owned full-service consulting and testing firm, has announced the opening of a new office in Kansas City, KS.

One of the largest paper manufacturing companies in the world selected United States Systems to design and manufacture the complete salt cake conveying, storage, and mixing system.

A large warehouse management firm needed a total system solution to capture material and convey it into an overhead silo for bulk bag filling. US Systems was chosen to design and manufacture the solution.

United States Systems is celebrating its 40th year of building equipment for dry powdered and granular products including concrete, plastics, food, chemical, and other materials.

LS Industries rubber belt tumble blaster line now includes the 24 cubic foot 24RTB. The rubber belt machine can clean a variety of metal parts. It also performs deburring, descaling, peening and surface preparation prior to or after other processes.

Wichita, KS February 18, 2008 – LS Industries is proud to announce their new distributor, Schofield Company, for its comprehensive line of metal cleaning equipment.

Chuck Peterson (Peterson Predictive Maintenance) and Ken Peoples (Boeing) will be speaking at WSU on the importance and implementation of predictive maintenance programs. The seminar will be Wednesday, June 27th at WSU.