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07/23/2008
by ronron
what is the different of 316 & 316L
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Last comment 07/24/2008
by Guest
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07/23/2008
by Hydro
I am interested in building a Hydrogen Fuel Generator using SS316L and would like my connections at the SS316L plates to be welded. I will be forming...
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07/23/2008
by bashar68
how much time a man can work with vibration in his back?
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07/23/2008
by gerdsmit
A centrifuge pump feeds 30 gpm water at 70 psi to a 2" outlet diam. that branches in two 1" pipes at the same level. Nozzles are placed on each of two...
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Last comment 07/24/2008
by Mr Gee
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07/18/2008
In last month's Pump Technology newsletter, we ran a story about the Bakken Formation, a gigantic oil reserve under the wheat fields of North Dakota....
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Comments: 20
Last comment 07/23/2008
by Guest
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06/16/2008
Are you a full-time pump engineer, or is working with pumps just part of your job as a control, process or instrument engineer? We'd like to hear from...
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22 blog entries, 92 comments
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07/10/2008
The director of public transportation for Cleveland, Ohio, recently announced that the number of riders has increased due to the cost of fuel. However...
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Comments: 7
Last comment 07/17/2008
by DaveW
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06/11/2008
The sharp rise over the last year in fuel and energy costs has many companies re-examining the possibility of four-day workweeks or other commute-redu...
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Comments: 18
Last comment 06/13/2008
by Del the cat
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11 blog entries, 86 comments
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07/09/2008
Our lead story in the July issue of Hydraulics talks about the current quest for energy resources, so that the market for hydraulic valves to help ext...
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06/10/2008
Although electric hybrid technology is now well established in the auto industry, some hydraulics developers feel accumulator-based power trains offer...
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Comments: 5
Last comment 06/29/2008
by DaS Energy
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54 blog entries, 205 comments
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07/02/2008
Controversy over the safety of Nanomaterials continues to brew. Some organizations report about possible ill effects on human and environmental health...
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Comments: 5
Last comment 07/11/2008
by EnviroMan
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06/03/2008
The U.S. was once the leader of industrial manufacturing, but the desire to improve profits by moving to locations where cheaper labor could reduce co...
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Comments: 21
Last comment 07/07/2008
by WindGenMan
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17 blog entries, 110 comments
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07/01/2008
It is becoming much easier for Asian companies to reverse engineer technical products made in the West and produce them a much lower price. As the cos...
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Comments: 32
Last comment 07/15/2008
by 2QWK2C
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06/05/2008
Servo systems became widely available back in the 1970s. In his Blog, 30 year manufacturing veteran Keith Campbell wonders why we bother with basic sc...
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06/30/2008
by bhankiii
This is the new pond / fountain I built in our the backyard. The basic concept arose from the three urns that we found at Garden
Ridge. The copper ba...
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06/12/2008
by frankd20
I you haven't read part 1 of this check it out here
In addition to making the camera work for long exposure, the other important part is to coo...
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45 blog entries, 149 comments
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06/23/2008
If ever there was a "mature" technology, pneumatics qualifies. Even so, the discipline continues to move forcefully ahead thanks to advances in compat...
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Comments: 2
Last comment 07/02/2008
by BudT
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17 blog entries, 98 comments
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06/23/2008
The junction of mechanical systems, electronic systems, control systems, and computers forms the discipline of mechatronics. Its embrace has placed a...
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05/25/2008
The merits of various vaccines have been verified, the role of evolution in biodiversity has been clarified, and anthropogenically-in duced global warm...
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Last comment 05/29/2008
by Shadetree
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18 blog entries, 174 comments
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06/22/2008
Buying refurbished valves can be risky because you never know what you are buying. It may pay you to repair the valves you have. But who do you trust?...
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Comments: 4
Last comment 07/01/2008
by Guest
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19 blog entries, 130 comments
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07/14/2008
Government regulators have decided that everyone from embalmers to lawyers to hairdressers need to be licensed — but not industrial automation t...
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Comments: 13
Last comment 07/22/2008
by Orpheuse
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06/15/2008
For many students today, the tendency is to approach science as a collection of facts to be memorized. The process called research involves putting in...
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Comments: 8
Last comment 06/18/2008
by Guest
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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 07/22/2008
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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
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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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02/06/2008
posted in Embedded Now Blog
by mavella
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reality, but we got an interesting press release from our friends at
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05/02/2007
posted in Electric Vehicles
by seshkanuri
Please discuss the current "State of the Art" Electric Vehicles in respect of the following parameters:
1) Speed of the vehicle
2) Ra...
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