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Welcome to Know+How: your in-depth, incisive, informative guide to everything that’s important in maintenance and the wider world of engineering. From the hottest issues to the newest technologies, the ground-breaking products and the latest practices, if it’s worth knowing then Know+How is the place to find out about it, and to have your say by giving us your feedback on topics covered.
To make sure every area of importance gets the same thorough coverage, Know+How is regularly updated to focus on a different specific topic or area of operations. The current focus is on Quarrying and Mining, so throughout the site you will find in-depth coverage of relevant issues, news reports, incisive and authoritative articles and case studies, to give you an insight into the issues affecting the industry today, opinion on the potential issues of the future, assessment of industry-relevant machinery, technology and processes, and advice on ways to increase efficiency and cut costs. Click here to find out more.
Now in its second year, Know+How has established itself as one of the leading information resources for maintenance engineers, as well as an impartial, well-informed voice on the issues and challenges you face: from keeping your site and plant running efficiently to achieving best practice. Whether it is all the news on the latest technological developments, or a new insight into existing practices, Know+How makes the issues clear, offers viable solutions, and gives you access to a wealth of knowledge and experience.
For example, do you think you’ve explored every avenue to save money on hydraulic hose assemblies? If you’ve never tried making your own, click here. Have you always considered that a pump is a pump is a pump? Then to find out about a pump that’s smarter than the average, click here.
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If you have any comments you would like to share, or a query you would like a Technology Specialist to answer, please email the Editor at knowhoweditor@eriks.co.uk