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Models give a visionary view to the problem at hand and help catching all the system aspects.
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Why do engineers use blueprints?
Engineers use blueprints so that they can see what the height and width of a object is going to be and how to make it.
What do materials engineers do?
Material Engineers bring valuable expertise in materials from mining to recycling. The job of a Material engineer is to produce, design and evaluate materials and their use.
What is common to all fields of engineering?
Use of the engineering process
Do engineers use calculus?
Yes, engineers don't only use calculus but they use it for almost anything. In your first year of engineering school you will take 2 calculus classes as well as use calculus principles in all your other classes. They use it to do the craziest things. In summary... YES! YES! YES!
What process do engineers use to design a new machine to solve a problem?
problem solving process
How demolition engineers use 3-D computer models in their work?
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What are 4 people who use scale models?
Scientists, Engineers, Military and Architects
What do engineers use to test designs of new technologies?
They use models to test their designs of new technologies.
Explain how demolition engineers use 3-D computer models in their work?
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What do engineers use to test their designs of new technologies?
They use models to test their designs of new technologies.
What is the role of computer engineers?
Computer engineers must find all the unanswered questions of other engineers and design new models.
What is the use of catia?
Catia is a 3D Modelling Software from Dassault Systemes, France. It is required in various Mechanical and Aerospace applications. Design Engineers create 3D models, Surfaces, Assemble various Part models etc.
How might a scientist use a model to test a new airplane design?
Engineers put very accurate models of new airplanes in wind tunnels to see how aerodynamic they are.
What does cad mean in tecnology?
CAD is an acronym for Computer Aided Drawing. Engineers use it to create visual models of the project and most times the information can be transmitted to another machine for fabrication.
How do engineers use models?
First they take the measurements of the model and use the scale (ex. 1:10, 2 cm: 13 km, etc.). Depends mostly on what they are building and how big they need it but it's all ratios.
Why do engineers use blueprints?
Engineers use blueprints so that they can see what the height and width of a object is going to be and how to make it.
What do aeronautical engineers use ratios and proportions for?
I'm sure they use ratios and proportions at many different points in the practice of their profession. One obvious application is in construction of exact scale models of aircraft and their components for wind-tunnel tests.
