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Industrial Engineering
Industrial Engineering is the branch of engineering that deals with the creation and management of systems that integrate people and materials and energy in productive ways. An industrial engineer studies industrial productivity and makes and implements recommended changes.
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What is stronger iron or copper?
well if a robot fight happened between an iron robot vs a copper robot and they are dezined the same i would go for the iron robot
A groyne is a hydraulic structure that is used to interrupt water flow and to keep sediment from moving. Groynes can cost up to $770,000.
My guess would be "gass permeable" but of course it depends on the context...
What is the setting in air circuit breaker?
"The setting" is not clear. There can be lots of stuff in a breaker control cabinet that could be deemed to have a "setting".
What are the differences between corrugated steel and stainless steel?
Corrugated iron is the material used for roofing it is either Zinc coated or Zincalume coated the later is the modern version. Stainless steel is an alloy of steel and mainly nickel and far les likely to corrode then corrugated iron.
Check your textbook. This is a question in the Grade 8 textbook. Page 325 to be exact. I'm trying to do the same question. :P
What is the history of the table saw?
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Per Wikipedia.org, the book "Woodworking Machinery, Its Rise, Progress and Construction 1800-1880" claims that the first recorded patent for the circular saw was in 1777 to an Englishman, Samuel Miller. However Miller references a circular saw created in Holland in the 16th or 17th century as an inspiration for his work.
Based on this, most believe the concept of using a circular saw blade to cut wood that was pushed into, and towards it, probably developed sometime in the late 1700s or early 1800s. Note, this was obviously before electricity, thus, these early saws, which were the forerunners to table saws, used human power, via foot pedals, or water power to drive the saw blades. This is why many early saw mills were built along rivers to capture water to power a water wheel and saw blade.
Interchangeable parts where invented by whom?
Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin and interchangeable parts.
What are the advantages of induced draught cooling tower over forced draught cooling tower?
When a project is originally designed, the designer must decide whether a natural draft or mechanical draft tower offers the best economic result.
Mechanical draft towers are substantially less costly to purchase, but have the disadvantage of having a continuous auxiliary power draw. They are also physically smaller and shorter.
Natural draft towers consume no auxiliary power, but are very expensive to purchase and erect. They are very large and tall. Often times, plants do not have enough "real estate" to fit such a large structure.
One must do an economic analysis to establish which option is the best choice, economically.
They are also simpler, not having any moving parts
== == If you have to ask a question like this please do not open the cover of the amplifier.
The frequency remains the same as one cycle in the primary corresponds to one cycle in the secondary.
The stepdown voltage on the secondary as a ratio of the voltage on the primary will be the same as the ratio of turns in the primary to turns in the secondary.
The current in the secondary depends on two things: the current that the load is taking at the lower voltage of the secondary and the relative thickness of the wire in the secondary to the thickness of the wire in the primary.
ANSWER: A transformer does not step up/down a power source ever it does however step up/down the voltage related to the primary. A typical transformer will always have an efficiency loss. The frequency on the output will remain the same as the input. It is not true that the big wires will give you more current that would be true only if the iron core is increased accordingly. otherwise saturation will occur
ITmk3 is pronounced as "Eye-Tee Mark Three" and stands for "Iron Making Technology Mark Three". It is a unique technology developed and owned by Kobe Steel Limited, Japan for smelting iron ore fines using non-coking coal to produce premium grade iron in the form of nuggets. Unlike traditional technologies of iron making, ITmk3 represents a revolutionary change in the way iron is made as also the product quality. In effect, it may be considered as a new source of iron particularly, for electric steel making.
http://haresengineering.net/itmk3.html
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What are the known effects of fractal non-linear resonance?
Seperation of atomic structures including but not limited to non biological elements such as stone, rock, even water. It induces a weird sort of decay which literally rearranges atoms at times to form something completely different... different atoms, different structures and different material. In short, everything or any thing melts, moves or explodes at room temperature or at widely various temperatures and pressures. Interesting as it can be,although it is a form of sound, it reacts to other elements as vibrations like heat without being hot. Even better, add magnetism and/or eletricity and you will get a completely different reaction such as levetation, erratic movements and even swift-vertical alignment or stationary rotation of certain materials. Like a phenomenon this is a freak of nature which contradicts most theories. It also can promote, prompt, and sustain an unknown form of self healing within the human body, "regeneration" where damaged cells are some how replaced, not repaired, replaced. Multiple fractal nonlinear resonance devices and frequencies can be applied in multiple directions and yet again, you will get a completely different result. These results are complex and vary greatly depending upon all applied forces such as the number of devices, number of personel present, direction of each device, moisture/ humidity, atmospheric pressure, any additional sounds/pressure waves including speech and independent/external sources such as traffic, amplification vs. de-amplification, state of matter, amount of matter and even the presence and position of what I thought were non relevant items/material that were not a direct target. It is astonishing yet a beautiful reality.
What are critical and super critical boilers?
critical boiler operating steam parameter 221.12bar and 375 centigrate . you can rise in pressure and temperatureabove the critical point. that is called supercritical boiler.
An open circuit exists when the path for electron flow is interrupted.
Sometimes this is part of the circuit design; e.g., a switch to turn a light on or off.
Open circuits may also be created unintentionally when a component part of the circuit fails so that it can no longer conduct electrons. A break in the wire connecting components, or a loose connection between wires, or even a broken filament in an incandescent bulb, for example.
Electronic circuits may contain components (resistors, capacitors, or integrated circuits, for example) which can fail in a way that creates a break in the electron path.
Particularly in an electronic circuit, it's important to be sure that the circuit is actually broken, and not simply shorted to ground. In a truly open circuit, there is no current flow. In a shorted circuit, current may be flowing in part of the circuit, but not through the whole circuit.
What would be the sympton of an open cad cell on an oil burner?
Failure to maintain ignition. The burner will start, but will shutdown within the lockout interval (30-45 seconds), "thinking" there was no flame.
Dose a 10-32 screw have ten threads per inch?
That answer is not correct...
To receive the size of the diameter you multiply the first number by .013 & then add .06". So, the math is as follows: 10*.013+.06= .19" Major Diameter. I'm not quite sure why the numbers .013 and .06 are used, but i will research this.
What is an equivalent to Beacon 325 Grease?
You can use Mobiltemp SHC 32 - Synthetic Grease in place of Esso Beacon 325 grease.
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The flow of electrons is a lot like the flow of what?
The flow of electrons is a lot like flow of fluid particles(say water particles). This is based upon the so called "hydrostatic analogy" of electrical circuits.
What is transition mode pulse width modulation?
