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11/07/2009
by shanky1367
Application: Centrifugal oil filter.
Problem : RPM is dependent on oil pressure in rotor. as pressure falls RPM 's slow down.A certain Min-Max range...
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11/07/2009
by subhranshshekhar
How can we differentiate between ordinary seamless pipe and IBR alloy steel pipe?
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by Guest
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11/07/2009
by mech05
How can I spicefied the auger bit design in hard soil condition. And how far the type of the soil Prefers in theweight of the bit
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11/07/2009
by mech05
I need to know how axial pump work and every ehing about it
when we use it and why we but stationary and rotate blade
and the main construct...
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11/05/2009
With a down global economy, it was bound to happen. Even engineers need to get the most value for their purchasing dollars. Here comes Buy & Fly....
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09/26/2009
Although Mitsubishi Heavy Industries builds the carbon-fiber wings for Boeing's 787 Dreamliner, the company has chosen aluminum for the wings of its n...
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Last comment 09/27/2009
by krishnan.ng
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10/12/2009
by U V
In the final installment of the grape arbor series, the
sides are modified for a door in the end and then covered with shade cloth....
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10/05/2009
by U V
Part 4 of the grape arbor series involves the shade cloth
covering.
I found a good source on the Internet....
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10/31/2009
With the advanced communications technology we have today, it is a simple matter to stay connected to the office. With the mobile telephone and comput...
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Last comment 11/03/2009
by brich
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09/27/2009
GM recently announced its Chevrolet Volt will achieve 230 miles-per-gallon (mpg) and within a few days Nissan announced its battery-operated Leaf will...
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Last comment 10/31/2009
by EV1guy2004
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10/23/2009
A year-old editorial entitled "How to Develop Products like Toyota" suggests that concurrent engineering and other processes implemented by U.S. manuf...
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Last comment 11/01/2009
by Guest
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09/26/2009
Will technology advances bring new life to old equipment? One company says its proprietary air motor is poised to replace the gasoline engine, while a...
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Last comment 10/08/2009
by Guest
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10/22/2009
What piqued your interest in putting things together or taking them apart? Was it the same interest that pointed you towards engineering? Perhaps it w...
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Last comment 10/25/2009
by bhankiii
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09/28/2009
Recent articles tell of the trials of Burt Siegal, a degreed engineer and head of his own design firm. It just happens that Siegal is being prosecuted...
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Last comment 10/01/2009
by Steve S.
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10/21/2009
It looks like nuclear power is coming back to North America. The U.S. hasn't built a new plant since 1977, but the country's existing 104 reactors pro...
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by lodhi m f k
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10/18/2009
No digital recording company has ever matched the sound quality of LP records. Yet, it seems certain that vinyl, except for a few curious exceptions,...
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Last comment 10/29/2009
by bwire
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09/13/2009
The U.S. government spent billions of dollars to win a cold war race to the moon. Now 40 years later, it has little to show for the effort. Forty year...
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by Hooker
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10/04/2009
Some homebuilders are making provisions for hydraulic-driven elevators in new construction to help owners with current or future disability needs. Do...
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09/08/2009
The National Fluid Power Association (NFPA) has issued its roadmap of research goals for the industry. Key R&D challenges to be addressed in suppo...
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10/04/2009
Social networking is part of our culture, both on and off the job. But just how much responsibility does an engineer have to her or his company when l...
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Last comment 10/07/2009
by mini-goat
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10/01/2009
Offensive outbursts at recent town hall meetings caught some by surprise, but the yelling seems to be the tip of a growing "public incivility" iceberg...
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by Guest
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10/01/2009
New Orleans is below sea level, sinking, and prone to flooding. The government has plans for pumping out water, but we don't recall anyone asking pump...
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09/17/2009
Most companies say they believe that continuing employee training improves its survival odds or market standing during a recession. But do they back s...
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Last comment 09/25/2009
by GDT_Mentor
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10/26/2009
posted in Hemmings Motor News Blog
by dstrohl
These images come from a rare 1945 promotional booklet published by
Dodge when its Chicago assembly plant was made over for the licensed
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07/21/2008
posted in Embedded Now Blog
by mavella
Apparently the US Army does. How on earth do you lose 4 helicopter engines worth $13M?
Real-time location systems only work if you're actually...
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Last comment 11/21/2008
by EnviroMan
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02/28/2008
posted in Eudaimonia, too
by MillMatt
Springs and Dashpots. Over and over again in my formal engineering education I recall modeling mechanical systems with springs and dashpots. As much a...
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02/07/2008
posted in Eudaimonia, too
by MillMatt
My grandfather was a Heating and Ventilation Engineer who worked on building projects in the first half of the 1900's. He was a prominent member of th...
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