The Fabreeka Impact

The world, in all its mysteries, is filled with scientific phenomenon that challenges the way we build, conduct business, and innovate.

This year, Fabreeka kicked off November with a trip out to the windy city.

We've all seen Jurassic Park. For this kind of dyno testing however, you may not see as many T-Rex's or Triceratops as you'd hope.

As an integral machine to meet production needs of the mining industry, how can dragline maintenance and downtime be reduced?

Across various industries, from building and construction to industrial manufacturing, vibration and shock must be accounted for when it comes to long term success.

Since the Industrial Revolution, railroad tracks revolutionized human expansion, creating an interconnected network for people and valuable goods to travel.

From new frontiers to the development of underground metros that connected major cities, the railroad industry reshaped transportation and commercial goods.

For structural engineers and architects, every aspect of building and construction projects must be planned down to the finest detail. There is much to consider for design, materials and more. As of late, more structural engineers and architects pay more attention to the energy efficiency of structures.

Like many of the physical forces that we encounter every day, vibration is as abundant as they come. Whether it’s the vibrations in the air that create the sounds of our favorite tunes, or the natural rumble from a car engine, vibration is a key feature of the physical world around us. Yet, sometimes vibration is undesirable, and negatively affects the way we work and live day-to-day.

It’s no question that oil and gas fuel the modern world. According to the US Energy Information Administration, natural gas accounted for 40% of electricity generation in 2020 for the United States. Even as we begin to trend towards renewable energy, oil and gas remain the kingpins of energy production throughout the globe.