Showing posts with label Engineering. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Engineering. Show all posts

Wednesday, 15 February 2017

Introduction To Pneumatic Systems - Overview, Benefits And Limitations

Pneumatic System

A pneumatic system may be termed as just the use of compressed air to do work. However, it goes way beyond that. When compressed air is controlled using series of pipes and valve, complicated systems with mind blowing capabilities can be created. This fact the life force of today's industrial capabilities and automated systems. In this article we shall look at a brief review, advantages and limitations of pneumatic systems.
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Wednesday, 27 May 2015

Engineering Workshop Practice – The Lathe Machine Operations - Boring

Boring is one of the basic operation we use the lathe machine for. Boring is necessary in many cases to produce accurate holes. Drilled holes are seldom straight due to imperfections in the material which cause drills to move out of alignment. Therefore, where accuracy is important, drilled holes are usually made undersize and then bored or reamed to the proper dimensions. Boring is also useful in truing large holes in flat material. In this case, the hole is cut undersize using a bandsaw or trepanning tool and is trued to proper dimensions by boring. What does the boring operation involves?
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Wednesday, 11 March 2015

HP Embraces Cloudlines Servers Like Google And Facebook To Improve Customer Base


The use of low-cost, bare-bones servers is growing among Internet service providers like Google and Facebook, which are looking for a cheap and efficient ways to upgrade hardware in data centers. Hewlett-Packard is following in the footsteps of Facebook and Microsoft in embracing open hardware designs with its new low-cost Cloudline servers.Cloudline gives HP a chance to pursue that customer base, said John Gromala, senior director of hyperscale product management.
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Saturday, 17 January 2015

Engineering Workshop Practice – The Lathe Machine Operations - Drilling 2




The lathe machine is famed for its numerous workshop uses, which include the drilling operation. The lathe can perform this task of drilling owing to the alignment between its headstock and tail-stock. This perfect alignment enables you to drill holes that are precisely centered in a cylindrical piece of stock. This article discusses on step by step drilling operation using the lathe and the intricacies.
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Friday, 16 January 2015

Automobile Transmission System (Part 2) - Types Of Transmission Drives And How They Function



In a car, power is transmitted from the engine through the clutch and the gearbox to the axle by means of a tubular propeller shaft. in the case of a front wheel drive the axle that receives power via the propeller shaft is the rear axle.
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Friday, 19 December 2014

Automobile Transmission System (Part 1) - Types And Operations

The transmission system refers to the mechanism that transmits the power developed by the engine to the wheels of an automobile in the form of kinetic energy. A basic transmission system comprises of various transmission components such as gears, shafts and other parts, which function together to enable the movement of an automobile.

Often, a transmission has multiple gear ratios (or simply "gears"), with the ability to switch between them to speed varies. This switching may be done
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Tuesday, 16 December 2014

Latest Innovation - New Credit Card Employs Quantum Physics For Its Remarkable Security


There is an ever surging increase in the rate of financial crime using the credit card.Traditional magnetic-stripe-only cards ,generally used, are relatively simple to use but also simple to copy for fraudulent means.

Recently, banks have begun issuing so-called "smart cards" that include a microprocessor chip to authenticate, identify and enhance security. But regardless of how complex the code or how many layers of security, the problem remains that an attacker who obtains the information stored inside the card can copy or emulate it.

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Friday, 12 December 2014

Innovation - World Fastest 2D Camera With 100 Billion Frame Per Second


We live in a world were speed is every thing. The fastest are never enough as we crave for more speed. Such could be said of the world newest invention in the world of cameras. A device that can capture events up to 100 billion frames per second. Those photographers that have been pursuing the capture of transient scenes at a high imaging speed for centuries,now have the world's fastest receive-only 2-D camera that can capture events up to 100 billion frames per second.
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Thursday, 11 December 2014

Mechanical Governors - Working Principle, Types And Function


Most engine-powered applications, from lawn mowers to tractors to standby power systems, even your cars must be controlled, automatically, by a “governor” . The governor system is like a cruse control system. It keeps the engine running at the speed you select, regardless of changes in the load. Since there is always a continuous load change as time passes with frequency and suddenness that would require the full attention of-and probably overwhelm- a human operator, the governor handles the load change.
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Wednesday, 10 December 2014

Engineering Workshop Practice - Lathe Machine Operation - Drilling


Although the lathe is not a drilling machine, but frequently, holes will need to be drilled on work piece before other internal operations can be completed, such as boring, reaming, and tapping. Thus, time and effort are saved by using the lathe for drilling operations instead of changing the work to another machine.

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Friday, 29 August 2014

Enginnering Workshop Practice - The Engine Lathe - Parts, Accessories And Maintenance


There are different types of lathes installed in the machine shops in various industries. These include the engine lathe, the horizontal turret lathe, and several variations of the basic engine lathe, such as bench, toolroom, and gap lathes. All lathes, except the vertical turret type, have one thing in common. For all usual machining operations, the workpiece is held and rotated about a horizontal axis, while being formed to size and shape by a cutting tool. In the vertical turret lathe, the workpiece is rotated about a vertical axis. Of the various types of lathes, the type you are most likely to use is the engine lathe. Therefore, this chapter deals only with engine lathes and the machining operations you may have to perform.
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Wednesday, 27 August 2014

Engineering Workshop Practice - Lathe Machine Operation - Turning


The use of lathe machine is an integral part of engineering workshop practice. The lathe machine usage include operations such as - Facing, Turning, Boring and Taper etc. In this article we shall be considering the turning operation.
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Tuesday, 19 August 2014

Engineering Material Series - Solid Shaft Or Hollow Shafts - Which Is Stronger?

What seem better by sight may not really be better in the real sense. Many people may say that solid shaft are better than their hollow counterpart. However, we can not just judge by sight. It is technically proven that hollow shaft are better. Better? you may ask. Yes better. How?

To prove this we have to compare the shaft bending stress developed for the same applied bending moment to the hollow shaft and solid shaft of the same weight.
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Tuesday, 12 August 2014

Sunday, 10 August 2014

Natural Laws Series - The Truth About Gravity


Gravity may not be just what you think it to be. It's concept has being wrongly described to many. Lets correct our views now by considering this brief but very informative article, You will be thrilled by what gravity really is.
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Saturday, 9 August 2014

Why You May Not Want To Use Electric Cars Just Yet

Electric automobiles may seem to be a paradise of modern automobile technology, but it comes with a flaw at list for now.

Electric automobiles suffer dramatic reductions in battery life when air temperatures are either cold or hot, the American Automobile Association reports. The findings are not new, but they are receiving more media attention after the prominent AAA released a report on it some weeks ago.
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Wednesday, 23 July 2014

Which Is Better? Hollow Blocks Or Non Hollow Blocks


Have you ever wondered which is better, Hollow blocks or Non Hollow blocks? I do atimes. But now i have discovered the truth about both. Do you know hollow blocks are better? Yes they are. How? Its goes way beyond the looks.

Here are the advantages of hollow blocks over it's non hollow counterpart.
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Friday, 4 July 2014

Audi About To Perform It's Wonders Again As It Makes Fiberglass Springs For It's Feet


Audi is on it's wonder series again. Audi is known for its leading role in automotive lightweight construction. The Audi company is in no hurry to relinquishing this feat. To reenforce it's name as a leading force in the light weight automobile world, the Audi company is introducing new, lightweight suspension springs made of glass fiber-reinforced polymer (GFRP) in an upper mid-size model before the end of the year.
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Check Out This Irresistable Portable Solar Powered Fridge Destined To Phase Out Coolers


If there is any thing i know about technology it is that it gives you what you have been looking for even before you know you are really in need of it.This is cool. Imagine you not being in need of coolers when doing outdoors activities or camping because you can now take a fridge along. Imagine this solar powered refrigerator destined to take cooler to an amazing extinction. Check it out now and see how cooler than coolers it is.
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Tuesday, 24 June 2014

Checkout The Latest BMW Technology - Your Car Just Got Smarter Than Ever


German car manufacturer BMW has upped the stakes in the world of in-car connectivity with its latest ConnectedDrive technology, which allows cars to link up with the driver's office, download traffic information, read e-mails, report accidents and even arrange a car service.

The technology will arrive in SA in July. BMWs built from that month onwards will carry implanted SIM cards that will allow owners to register online for the various services. Some will be available immediately and others phased in by 2015.
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