International Construction
Nov-Dec 2024
In this edition
TOP OF THE TABLE
EDITOR Andy Brown andy.brown@khl.com +44 (0)1892 786224 It
JCB’S EXPANDED ELECTRIC POWEPACK OPTIONS
JCB is expanding its electric powerpack range with
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
Munich in Germany is the fifth most expensive
WHAT’S NEXT?
A lot of the growth for OEMs and
KENGO KUMA TO DESIGN VISITOR CENTRE FOR ALBANIN WORLD HERITAGE SITE
PHOTOS COURTESY OF KKAA Kengo Kuma & Associates
A MORE STABLE (AND GREENER) INDUSTRY
Construction in China has followed the path of the wider economy – tremendous highs followed by deep lows. However, discovers Andy Brown, the extreme nature of the industry could be a thing of the past and transitions to a greener construction economy are well under way
INFRASTRUCTURE LEASA THE CHARGE
When the construction economy slows, China typically boosts spending on infrastructure – with over 10,000 infrastructure projects launched throughout the economy China has tuned to this tactic again, reports
SALES HOLDING FIRM
Sales for the world’s top construction equipment manufacturers remains resilient despite challenges
WORKING ALL ANGLES TO A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
Jason Conklin, senior vice president, Caterpillar, with responsibility for Global Construction and Infrastructure talks to Andy Brown about electric power, automation, and sustainability
FROM THE EDITOR
It has been an uncomfortable past couple of
CONTENTS
5 D&RI ONLINE Some of the industry stories
In case you missed it…
Some of the stories currently online at www.demolitionandrecycling.media
Reaching for the next level
D&Ri talks to Miguel Lambert, president of USA-based recycling company Repurpose Aggregates, about recent developments at his company, including working with Northern Irish wet processing specialist CDE.
A whole new challenge...
We take a look at what material passports mean for demolition and recycling and how the industry in responding.
Monitoring developments
From new product names to next generation products, there is a lot happening in excavators and loaders just now.
Future project three years in the making
A look at how crushers are making a difference in two very different environments, starting with SBM Mineral Processing’s Remax 600 impact crusher and the autonomous crushing that it is working towards.
A first in recycling
Why United Kingdom-based recycling specialist Collard Group chose a Terex Recycling Systems installation
At last– a long awaited return
D&Ri looks ahead to two major shows for our sector taking place in the coming weeks – Plantworx in the United Kingdom and Steinexpo in Germany
Toronto calling for WDS 2023
All the latest news as the industry prepares for its 15th annual gathering.
Connecting with the demolition industry is always worthwhile
As the International Media Partner of the European Demolition Association (EDA), Demolition & Recycling International brings you the latest EDA news in a dedicated part of the magazine.
Where in the world will we go next?
Richard Vann, managing director, RVA Group, discusses international opportunities in the demolition industry.
GLOBAL ROADBUILDING MILSTONE
Roads play a crucial role in the development and growth of modern society and their construction and maintenance have become more ambitious with the help of new technology and techniques, reports Catrin Jones
REBUILDING TURKEY
Along with its neighbour Syria, Turkey is now counting the cost of the huge earthquakes that have left thousands dead and many more homeless. Neil Gerrard reports on the disaster
IT'S NOT ALL-ELECTRIC
MIKE HAYES looks at the power technology for construction equipment that may – or may not – be replacing diesel in the coming years
HIGHLIGHTS
CONSTRUCTION ‘EMBRACING TECH AT UNPRECEDENTED RATES’ A new
NEW TOPCON SOFTWARE AIMS FOR GREATER DIGITAL ADOPTION IN CONSTRUCTION
US-based technology company Topcon Positioning Systems has launched
FERROVIAL’S NEW AI ASSISTANT TO WRITE MESSAGES AND ANALYSE DOCUMENTS FOR ITS EMPLOYEES
Contractor Ferrovial has launched a new generative artificial
KOMATSU ANNOUNCES MID-SIZED HYDROGEN EXCAVATOR CONCEPT
Komatsu has announced the development of a medium-sized
EUROPE’S LARGEST 3D-PRINTED BUILDING UNDER CONSTRUCTION
German construction company Kraus Gruppe is using a
TRANSFORMING CONSTRUCTION
Rich Humphrey from Bentley Systems tells Andy Brown how construction can take its next step on the tech journey
BUILDING IN THE ANTARCTIC
What’s it like to build in one of the most remote places in the world where the temperature can be -35 oC (-31 oF)? Neil Gerrard finds out
POWERING
Electrification is happening across construction and the drilling and foundations sector is no exception, but the journey has only just begun, reports Catrin Jones
SOARING HIGH
FACEBOOK PAGE PHOTO: FOUR FRANKFURT, PHOTO: @SKYLINEATLAS _EN/TWITTER
Back to Homepage
Home Latest Edition Archive

COPIED
  Print   Share
COPIED

JCB’S EXPANDED ELECTRIC POWEPACK OPTIONS

JCB is expanding its electric powerpack range with the addition of three larger 400V and three-phase output models. The UK-based company says that the battery powerpacks allow users to reduce their dependence on diesel-powered generators when electrical demand is low.

The three new power packs, 3.50QE, 3.75QE and 3.100QE, have an output voltage of 400V, in addition to a total storage capacity of 46kWh, 69kWh and 104kWh respectively. With a continuous output of 36kW at 25°C, each unit offers multiple socket connections, RCD protection and input and output busbars.

TOP OF THE TABLE
EDITOR Andy Brown andy.brown@khl.com +44 (0)1892 786224 It
< Go to Previous Article
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
Munich in Germany is the fifth most expensive
Go to Next Article >
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
Munich in Germany is the fifth most expensive
Go to Next Article >
This article appears in May-June 2023

Go to Page View
This article appears in...
May-June 2023
Go to Page View
TOP OF THE TABLE
EDITOR Andy Brown andy.brown@khl.com +44 (0)1892 786224 It
JCB’S EXPANDED ELECTRIC POWEPACK OPTIONS
JCB is expanding its electric powerpack range with
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
Munich in Germany is the fifth most expensive
WHAT’S NEXT?
A lot of the growth for OEMs and
KENGO KUMA TO DESIGN VISITOR CENTRE FOR ALBANIN WORLD HERITAGE SITE
PHOTOS COURTESY OF KKAA Kengo Kuma & Associates
A MORE STABLE (AND GREENER) INDUSTRY
Construction in China has followed the path of the wider economy – tremendous highs followed by deep lows. However, discovers Andy Brown, the extreme nature of the industry could be a thing of the past and transitions to a greener construction economy are well under way
INFRASTRUCTURE LEASA THE CHARGE
When the construction economy slows, China typically boosts spending on infrastructure – with over 10,000 infrastructure projects launched throughout the economy China has tuned to this tactic again, reports
SALES HOLDING FIRM
Sales for the world’s top construction equipment manufacturers remains resilient despite challenges
WORKING ALL ANGLES TO A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
Jason Conklin, senior vice president, Caterpillar, with responsibility for Global Construction and Infrastructure talks to Andy Brown about electric power, automation, and sustainability
FROM THE EDITOR
It has been an uncomfortable past couple of
CONTENTS
5 D&RI ONLINE Some of the industry stories
In case you missed it…
Some of the stories currently online at www.demolitionandrecycling.media
Reaching for the next level
D&Ri talks to Miguel Lambert, president of USA-based recycling company Repurpose Aggregates, about recent developments at his company, including working with Northern Irish wet processing specialist CDE.
A whole new challenge...
We take a look at what material passports mean for demolition and recycling and how the industry in responding.
Monitoring developments
From new product names to next generation products, there is a lot happening in excavators and loaders just now.
Future project three years in the making
A look at how crushers are making a difference in two very different environments, starting with SBM Mineral Processing’s Remax 600 impact crusher and the autonomous crushing that it is working towards.
A first in recycling
Why United Kingdom-based recycling specialist Collard Group chose a Terex Recycling Systems installation
At last– a long awaited return
D&Ri looks ahead to two major shows for our sector taking place in the coming weeks – Plantworx in the United Kingdom and Steinexpo in Germany
Toronto calling for WDS 2023
All the latest news as the industry prepares for its 15th annual gathering.
Connecting with the demolition industry is always worthwhile
As the International Media Partner of the European Demolition Association (EDA), Demolition & Recycling International brings you the latest EDA news in a dedicated part of the magazine.
Where in the world will we go next?
Richard Vann, managing director, RVA Group, discusses international opportunities in the demolition industry.
GLOBAL ROADBUILDING MILSTONE
Roads play a crucial role in the development and growth of modern society and their construction and maintenance have become more ambitious with the help of new technology and techniques, reports Catrin Jones
REBUILDING TURKEY
Along with its neighbour Syria, Turkey is now counting the cost of the huge earthquakes that have left thousands dead and many more homeless. Neil Gerrard reports on the disaster
IT'S NOT ALL-ELECTRIC
MIKE HAYES looks at the power technology for construction equipment that may – or may not – be replacing diesel in the coming years
HIGHLIGHTS
CONSTRUCTION ‘EMBRACING TECH AT UNPRECEDENTED RATES’ A new
NEW TOPCON SOFTWARE AIMS FOR GREATER DIGITAL ADOPTION IN CONSTRUCTION
US-based technology company Topcon Positioning Systems has launched
FERROVIAL’S NEW AI ASSISTANT TO WRITE MESSAGES AND ANALYSE DOCUMENTS FOR ITS EMPLOYEES
Contractor Ferrovial has launched a new generative artificial
KOMATSU ANNOUNCES MID-SIZED HYDROGEN EXCAVATOR CONCEPT
Komatsu has announced the development of a medium-sized
EUROPE’S LARGEST 3D-PRINTED BUILDING UNDER CONSTRUCTION
German construction company Kraus Gruppe is using a
TRANSFORMING CONSTRUCTION
Rich Humphrey from Bentley Systems tells Andy Brown how construction can take its next step on the tech journey
BUILDING IN THE ANTARCTIC
What’s it like to build in one of the most remote places in the world where the temperature can be -35 oC (-31 oF)? Neil Gerrard finds out
POWERING
Electrification is happening across construction and the drilling and foundations sector is no exception, but the journey has only just begun, reports Catrin Jones
SOARING HIGH
FACEBOOK PAGE PHOTO: FOUR FRANKFURT, PHOTO: @SKYLINEATLAS _EN/TWITTER
Looking for back issues?
Browse the Archive >

Previous Article Next Article
May-June 2023
CONTENTS
Page 6
PAGE VIEW

International Construction

Contact Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions Cookie Policy
© pocketmags.com 2024
This is the official digital magazine archive for International Construction, powered by pocketmags.com