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Key Players Mentioned in the Impact Testing Machines Market Research Report:

ZwickRoell, Instron, Impact Test Equipment, MTS, MP Machinery and Testing, Lansmont, Cometech Testing Machines, Mechatronic Control System, Fuel Instrument & Engineers, Texcare Instruments, THIOT INGENIERIE, Krystal Elmec, Ratnakar Enterprises, Testing Machines, Illinois Tool Works, Qualitest International, ERICHSEN, Tinius Olsen

Impact Testing Machines Market Segmentation:

By Product Type, the market is primarily split into:

• Pendulum impact tester
• Drop weight impact tester

By application, this report covers the following segments:

• Automotive
• Aeronautics
• Public works
• Manufacture of biomedical devices
• Materials science
• Other industries

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ATTRIBUTES	DETAILS
ESTIMATED YEAR	2022
YEAR OF REFERENCE	2021
FORECAST YEAR	2029
HISTORICAL YEAR	2020
UNITY	Value (million USD/billion)
SECTORS COVERED	Types, applications, end users, and more.
REPORT COVER	Revenue Forecast, Business Ranking, Competitive Landscape, Growth Factors and Trends
BY REGION	North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, Middle East and Africa
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Geographic segment covered in the report:

The Impact Testing Machines report provides information on the market domain, which is further sub-divided into sub-regions and countries/regions. In addition to the market share in each country and sub-region, this chapter of this report also contains information on profit opportunities. This chapter of the report mentions the market share and growth rate of each region, country and sub-region over the estimated period.

• North America (USA and Canada)
• Europe (UK, Germany, France and rest of Europe)
• Asia-Pacific (China, Japan, India and the rest of the Asia-Pacific region)
• Latin America (Brazil, Mexico and rest of Latin America)
• Middle East and Africa (GCC and Rest of Middle East and Africa)

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The Maui Department of Public Works will undergo a change in leadership as Director Rowena Dagdag-Andaya resigns and takes on a new position with the Office on Aging. His position will be filled with the appointment of Jordan Molina as manager and Gary Ambrose as assistant manager.

“I was recently offered the position in the Department of Housing and Human Affairs, as County Director for the Office on Aging. After carefully considering the opportunities presented by this position and reflecting on recent personal events in my life, including the death of my father, I have accepted this offer,” said Dagdag-Andaya.

“The opportunities this position provides allows me to focus on my ability to provide services and improve the quality of life for kupuna and people with disabilities in our community, while focusing on the needs of my family,” said she declared.

The announcement was made during Mayor Michael Victorino’s press briefing on Friday.

“I have truly been honored to serve Maui County as Director of Public Works for the past three years and as Deputy Department Director for nine years,” Dagdag-Andaya said.

“One of the highlights of my career has been being able to coordinate with others in advancing infrastructure projects that promote multimodal transportation and safer streets. This culminated in one of my greatest accomplishments – the construction of the Kamehameha Avenue/Maui Lani Parkway roundabout,” she said. “I remember all the collective effort and hard work put into moving this project forward by public works staff, county agencies and community members.”

In 2010, Dagdag-Andaya was appointed by the Arakawa administration as Deputy Director of the Public Works Department under David Goode; and in April 2019 she was appointed director, replacing David Goode, who retired.

When she accepted the post of director in 2019, Dagdag-Andaya said the department faced many challenges and uncertainties. “As a department, we manage and oversee operations impacted by the results of climate change, unfunded mandates, economic shifts, population growth and currently a global pandemic. As a department, we have collectively met these challenges, and I am immensely proud of what we have accomplished together in terms of emergency response, public infrastructure project delivery, project review and oversight. construction in the private sector and maintenance of existing infrastructure. ”

The appointment made Dagdag-Andaya the first female director of Maui County’s Department of Public Works.

Prior to this, she was employed as a 2nd grade teacher at Kahului School; and worked as a planner for Munekiyo & Hiraga on a wide range of residential projects, community facilities and commercial developments.

Dagdag-Andaya has served on the boards of several community and professional organizations, including the Hawai’i State Teachers Association, the United Filipino Council of Hawaiʻi, the Maui Police Commission, and the Board of the Maui Memorial Medical Center Foundation .

She graduated in 1999 from Gonzaga University.

Jordan Molina appointed Director of Public Works
Gary Ambrose named deputy director

Acting Director Jordan Molina was chosen to lead the Department of Public Works. He came to the department in September 2019 when he was appointed Deputy Director under Dagdag-Andaya.

Molina earned a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering from Oregon State University in June 2010, and he graduated in 2005 from Kamehameha Kapālama Schools. His skills include managing civil engineering projects both as a contractor and as a utility operator.

When he was named deputy, the administration touted his knowledge of procurement laws and the county’s legislative process; as well as his familiarity with county permits, planning, budgeting and the public review process.

From March 2018 until his appointment to Maui County, Molina served as a project engineer with TJ Gomes Trucking Co. There he oversaw the construction of civil engineering projects, including preparing cost estimates for calls bidding and management of construction contracts. From January 2016 to February 2018, he served as Civil Engineer III with the Maui County Department of Water Supply. From December 2013 to December 2015, he was a legislative analyst in the Office of Counsel Services.

Maui Mayor Michael Victorino also announced the appointment of Gary Ambrose as Deputy Director of Public Works. Ambrose will step down from his role as district supervisor in the highways division, where he worked for 28 years.

“I am beyond honored to have the opportunity to help the department I grew up in, that I love so much,” Ambrose said.

Photo by Eric Ayres – This massive 800,000 gallon water tank on Springdale Avenue in Wheeling is one of two city-maintained tanks due for repainting this year. The low bid for sandblasting and painting two water tanks, inside and outside, was nearly half a million dollars.

WHEELING – City officials are preparing to continue a steady rotation of water tank painting projects in Wheeling, despite rising costs for the work.

This week, the Wheeling City Council is due to meet at noon on Tuesday, when several new bills will be tabled. Among the items set to be introduced for a first reading this week is an order authorizing City Manager Robert Herron to spend $495,840 with Worldwide Industries of Butler, Pa., to repaint two city water tanks — one on the hill off Springdale Avenue and another off GC&P Road at Washington Farms.

Although city leaders noted that the offer of nearly half a million dollars for two tanks was high, Worldwide Industries’ offer was significantly lower than other bids received for the project. By comparison, John B. Conomos Inc. bid $881,855 for the work, while Almega Co. Inc. bid $1,014,635 for the same job.

“Prices have skyrocketed,” Wheeling Public Works Manager Rusty Jebbia said. “The offers also surprised us. Costs have increased. »

Between ongoing supply chain issues and rising inflation, the rising cost of construction materials continued to affect overall labor costs and project prices in both the public and private sectors across the country. over the past year, according to data from the Associated General Contractors of America.

However, Wheeling’s next two water tank painting projects are significant. Jebbia noted that the Springdale tank is a massive 800,000 gallon monster, while the Washington Farms tank has a capacity of 50,000 gallons.

In total, the city maintains 19 water reservoirs. Most are within the city limits, but the city’s water department provides service to communities outside the city and as far away as Pennsylvania. The Washington Farms Reservoir, for example, is located outside the city limits.

Jebbia said the city has a regular rotation for tank painting, and the scope of work often depends on the condition of individual tanks. The Springdale and Washington Farm tanks should be sandblasted and repainted inside and out, Jebbia noted.

“We try to paint the tanks once every 20 years, and we try to do a project every year or so when we can,” Jebbia said.

“The frequency depends on the tank itself, and also on the tank, sometimes it’s inside and outside,” Herron added. “The city maintains a tank painting fund in which each year funds are set aside for our tanks.”

According to the ordinance, the project will be billed to the City Water Department’s Reservoir Rehabilitation Fund.

The Wheeling City Council will meet at the City-County Building. In other actions set to come before the council this week, officials are to hear early readings on:

– an order to spend $18,200 with Lithko Restoration Technologies of Monroe, Ohio, for additional shoring at 10th Street to be charged to the Project Fund.

– an order to spend $22,598 with Fire Force Inc. of Pittsburgh for firefighting equipment to be charged to the Firefighting Equipment Fund.

– A resolution accepting the terms and conditions of the West Virginia Department of Transportation Highways Division Agreement for the Wheeling Robrecht Waterfront Park Design for Pedestrian and Trail Facilities. The agreement requires matching funds from the City of Wheeling sponsor in the amount of $48,173 to be charged to the Project Fund.

– an order changing the name of Cross Street in Mozart to Short Street to eliminate duplicate street names and potential confusion between carriers and emergency service responders.

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JThis week I have decided to reprint an article first published on June 27, 2014, following Governor Kayode Fayemi’s shock election defeat to Governor Peter Ayodele Fayose in the 2014 Ekiti guber race, as it reflects the topic that has bothered me these days – the place of belly politics, otherwise known as “stomach infrastructure”, in the choice of our leaders. With the approach of the election year, it is necessary to reconsider the possibility of a rational choice in a country where nearly half the population lives on less than 2 dollars a day. Enjoy:

The most amusing thing about Nigerian analysts, the outspoken observers of our political evolution into a pseudo-democratic nation, is our shared hypocrisy in reacting to the results of foreseeable public problems. This can be seen, most recently, in our responses to the outcome of Ekiti’s gubernatorial election. In this preparation for the next presidential election, I have personally gone from an intransigent idealist to an unequivocal realist. You will recall that I even wrote, frustrated, in my Friday column at one point to congratulate Goodluck Jonathan as President-Elect for 2015 – a year in advance!

But I forgive the masses. Our politicians undermine the conditions of their uneducated and hungry supporters, educated and unemployed supporters, poor and hopeless supporters, enterprising and economically unhappy supporters and even the sick and destitute, as well as illiterate and financially handicapped dropouts who, in turn, must rely on the policies of those same politicians. There is something wrong, something incestuous and sad in there, it is what Achille Mbembe called “the politics of death”.

Today’s politicians would not have been blamed if their understanding of populism had not been limited to the distribution of foodstuffs while chunks of their budgets were invested in their private enterprises. We inherited a structurally flawed system with a particular class unjustly subjugated and taken for granted by the political establishment. Members of this class are the compatriots whose only dividends from democracy are the “gifts” they receive from politicians in exchange for their votes each election year. They exchange this great abstract value for a much lesser but real value, a bag of rice for example, because they are hungry and a hungry man is an irrational man. And politicians in turn, elected to redeem the welfare of the masses, deliberately avoid doing so simply to keep them dependent and asking for handouts. This is our current step. Dear compatriots, dear masses, the truth is that these “gifts” offered to you were paid for with your own public funds or are otherwise the product of an abandoned or inflated community contract. It’s your loss when a politician who tries to match the value of your vote with an equal value in the infrastructure is shown the way out. The “stomach infrastructure” only lasts for the time of the next trip to the toilet. And imagine how many trips to the bathroom you poor ignorant masses will experience in contrast to the FOUR years of looting your vote gives the politician. Understand this and see how blinded you are!

So, what future for APC? APC, to some it’s ‘old wine in a new bottle’, but being the first time the opposition has emerged with the strength to put the government in place on its toes, I am, as a citizen unimpressed by the status quo, ready to settle for another form of bottle compared to the old one which is no longer practical to carry! This is the height of my realism as a citizen in search of “open air”. I think it’s time for the opposition, for whom I have sympathy, to do politics beyond unachievable idealism. The APC needs, for the upcoming election, a credible presidential candidate on the street, identifiable by the masses: a Buhari or an Atiku or any member with their influence. These are brands that do not need to be reintroduced to the masses, being Head of State and Vice President respectively. As for the personality of these two, I have my opinions, favorable and detrimental in some respects. But I strongly believe that with a well-built party structure, especially at the grassroots, they can be renamed and managed for the greater good of Nigeria. Our political immaturity is so pronounced that if a visionary Fashola emerges as the APC presidential candidate today, with his utterly modern ideology, and opposes a robust, pocket-pocketed and destructive, Fashola will lose in a free – and (UN) fairly induced – election. It’s that simple, that brutal.

There is, however, another problem: many of our political analysts see alignment and sympathy for a political cause as compromising, because they confuse neutrality with objectivity. It’s absolute self-deception to say you’re neutral in choosing which side to promote between oppressed and oppressor, especially when the oppressive incumbent has let the people down, is insensitive to apolitical activism and deaf to the demands of a progressive society. So to say that I am neutral in my political choices means that I have no sense of perception, knowing that this crucial decision determines my well-being as a citizen. Objectivity, for me, is the ability and the wisdom to criticize one’s own when they are wrong and others when they oppress him and his family.

Also, in their analyzes of Third World democracy, our authors have shown an absolute ignorance of practicable political idealism. This is why, since they condemn Bola Tinubu as a “thief and nothing but a thief”, they cannot name an alternative capable of ousting the opposition forces led by the GEJ. As they promote impractical idealism in their quest for spotless political saints, they should be ready to be “governed” by the YEG again from 2015 onwards. It’s as simple as that.

We, the would-be urban middle class activist lobby, have no choice but a ploy to get existing members of the establishment to serve us – to compete to give us the best, the best deal , for our votes. We must join together to remind them that unless the development of rural communities and the well-being of the urban masses are given the same attention as the construction of bridges and the installation of streetlights in our cities, only money and of course “rice”, not promises, can get you to vote. of this manipulated class, largely based in villages only remembered in election years.

That’s why we have to get rid of our butts. And the price of victory, whether by the PDP or APC establishment, will not, must not, be mere sacks of rice. We must demand bridges and free zones, specialized hospitals and quality education. I am a political realist, I will be bribed but I will only be bribed with something concrete, like roads, hospitals and electricity, not sacks of rice and Maggi. And this is a message to the political elite, the Establishment-Gimba Kakanda will be at the forefront of a new bloc with new demands. If you want my vote and the vote of my bloc, come and negotiate, we speak the language of public works and economic infrastructure. This is a look back at my political education over the past few months. And political literacy is not acquired in the classroom, it is acquired in our ability to strip ourselves of polarizing feelings by making political choices.

We need to stop thinking that ‘Third World’ politics is about writing ‘deep’ articles, composing tweets and writing deep Facebook posts and yelling at ourselves about how things should be run from our air-conditioned rooms and offices. As long as we just shout and write about failing governments without struggling to infiltrate the ranks of the “laboratory politicians” whose incompetence is causing this unrest, we are complicit in the downfall of this nation. I check. I take a stand. May God save us from ourselves!

DC DMV allowing virtual hearings

DC began implementing a virtual hearings pilot program for certain violations in March 2020. Now, it will allow people to schedule virtual hearings for parking and photo tickets. (Don Parker/ABC7. Advisor: Chester B.)

HUD to review DC Housing Authority

The Department of Housing and Urban Development will begin an in-depth, week-long in-person assessment of the DC Housing Authority in February, examining DCHA’s management of its public housing and housing choice voucher programs. (Mitch Ryals/City Paper)

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