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  • red

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    7 months

    Weekly Career Discussion Thread (02 Dec 2024)

    \# Intro ​ Welcome to the weekly career discussion thread, where you can talk about all career & professional topics. Topics may include: ​ \* Professional career guidance & questions; e.g. job hunting advice, job offers comparisons, how to network ​ \* Educational guidance & questions; e.g. what engineering discipline to major in, which university is good, ​ \* Feedback on your résumé, CV, cover letter, etc. ​ \* The job market, compensation, relocation, and other topics on the economics of engineering. ​ \> \[Archive of past threads](https://www.reddit.com/r/engineering/search?q=flair%3A%22weekly+discussion%22&restrict_sr=on&sort=new&t=all) ​...
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  • malagupta1918

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    8 months

    Quick pulley question...

    Have an electric winch on my boat. Uses small 1/8 rope and 2 ft of 1/8 chain. About 8 inches, or 1 wrap of chain will wrap around rope, on drum in housing, when stowed. I want to add 5 ft of 3/8 chain to the end. Note... A davit is 1 roller to allow anchor line to drop in water off top of bow. Allowing 90° drop, and also holds anchor when stored, keeps it from swinging in the wind. Can I install 2 statationary pulleys to more...
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  • viraj.catanxs

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    8 months

    Self Destruct Sequence

    Any tips or guidelines for designing a facility with a self destruct sequence? I've scoured the local and national codes and can't find anything. Has to be ADA compliant too. I've reached out to local demo contractors to determine where the charges should be placed already to provide space in the walls to make sure the architect is pleased with the way they look. Specifically looking for timer length recommendations.
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  • malagupta1918

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    8 months

    suggest me some playlist where visually represents THERMODYNAMICS based on CENGEL book ?

    suggest me some playlist where visually represents THERMODYNAMICS based on CENGEL book ?
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  • sakshu_006

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    8 months

    Codeware Compress Advice

    Any tips on how to go about learning PV Design. I been digging thru a bit but havent structured in compress. How much can we expect to lesrn in the firdt year. Im 6 months in and want to show some progress.
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  • tanishasahu0911

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    8 months

    How does your company organize tools / 5s in your r&d shop space?

    I'm a tradesperson turned mechanical technologist. I work in design for a late stage startup. Our shop floor and tool situation is... Chaotic. I joined up the the terminal phase of a failed 5s environment, where it’s too late to save it without chucking it all and starting over. Plundered drill indexes, wrenches disappear, etc. I'm from a shop floor background, I've been a part of and know what a successful 5S environment for production looks like. I know what works when it’s all trades and production cells, but...
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  • karan.batman

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    8 months

    Seriously, Virginia DPOR? How is electronic verification not a thing in 2024?

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  • malagupta1918

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    8 months

    Does a UM vessel require PSV?

    Hi folks, I have a vessel working at mawp. I am a little worried about overpressure. By law, does this require a PSV? The code is a little confusing for me.
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  • sainsamridh_01

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    8 months

    His political aspirations aside, what do Engineers think of Elon Musk?

    His political aspirations aside, what do Engineers think of Elon Musk?
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  • karan.batman

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    8 months

    System design for Swissflow low pressure flowmeter (which display)

    Hi everyone, I am designing a system where I need to measure flow in order to regulate it close to but not exceeding 0.5gpm. I already have the flow regulator I will use the McMaster-Carr precision flow adjustment valve 1/4 inch with a 0.51 max flow coefficient (https://www.mcmaster.com/46425K12/). In order to measure precisely the flow so I stay close to 0.5gpm I am considering using the Swissflow low pressure flowmeter, (https://www.daitron.com/sf-800) since it is the only reasonably affordable flow meter I could find that is able to measure flows...
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  • madhu

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    8 months

    Weekly Career Discussion Thread (25 Nov 2024)

    \# Intro ​ Welcome to the weekly career discussion thread, where you can talk about all career & professional topics. Topics may include: ​ \* Professional career guidance & questions; e.g. job hunting advice, job offers comparisons, how to network ​ \* Educational guidance & questions; e.g. what engineering discipline to major in, which university is good, ​ \* Feedback on your résumé, CV, cover letter, etc. ​ \* The job market, compensation, relocation, and other topics on the economics of engineering. ​ \> \[Archive of past threads](https://www.reddit.com/r/engineering/search?q=flair%3A%22weekly+discussion%22&restrict_sr=on&sort=new&t=all) ​...
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  • viraj.catanxs

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    8 months

    Help with automation in PLS-Tower: Creating Angle Group files

    Hi everyone, I’m currently working on a project involving PLS-Tower for the analysis of transmission line structures. A significant part of my work includes creating and managing Angle Group files, but manually inputting this data is quite time-consuming. I’m looking for ways to automate the creation of these files using tools like Python or any other scripting language. Here are the key points I’d like advice on: 1. Is it possible to automate the generation of .pls or .lca files for Angle Groups? 2. Are there specific formats or...
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  • mrigank_shekhar04

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    8 months

    Automation/ML Engineers work impact on other teams

    I work for a tech start-up. We have teams whose work is composed of administrative, labor-intensive, manual work. Our engineering team is working on ML and automation models to alleviate the need for humans to do this work. Some of the engineers are anxious that the work they are doing will eliminate the need for their co-workers jobs on the other teams. Have any of you felt this way in your jobs, i.e. that your work might mean fewer employees are needed and you are torn/anxious about that? If...
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  • smehssaketkumar01

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    8 months

    Here's another rare book I think this sub will appreciate. First edition of Giovanni Battista Venturi's Recherches experimentales (1797)

    Here's another rare book I think this sub will appreciate. First edition of Giovanni Battista Venturi's Recherches experimentales (1797)
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  • abhishat15

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    8 months

    Building a micro overhead stirrer for test tubes

    Building a micro overhead stirrer for test tubes
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  • evilgod

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    about 2 years

    What is the hardest subject you felt in your engineering?

    What is the hardest subject you faced in your engineering?
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  • goodperson

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    about 2 years

    My engineering college doesn't focus on practical skils.

    I am a student in an Indian engineering college and it's doesn't focus on practical skills at all. I wonder how I can hone my practical skills without it?
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