Engineering excellence in the wild: Airport bench seats In every airport in the world, there’s a nervous energy in the air and everyone is bustling. Going to the… Continue reading “Engineering excellence in the wild: Airport bench seats”…
Cable routing As a beginning engineer, cable routing was an irritating afterthought- something to be figured out during the build. As I… Continue reading “Cable routing”…
Interesting reading I’ve banked up quite a few articles of just my thoughts at this point. Now here’s a few places to… Continue reading “Interesting reading”…
How to have a better breakdown Breakdowns are inevitable. Even when you really nail preventative and predictive maintenance. I’ve covered in a previous article some tips… Continue reading “How to have a better breakdown”…
What should you include in your machine manuals? When I worked as a project engineer, it was hard to know exactly what a customer wanted out of a… Continue reading “What should you include in your machine manuals?”…
More design tips Adding to my previous article, here’s a few more tips and tricks for the designer. Simple calculations are perfectly fine… Continue reading “More design tips”…
Designing for gas struts Introduction Gas struts are a great element to add to your machine design but can be tricky to get right,… Continue reading “Designing for gas struts”…
Dealing with breakdowns You’ve been called at 2AM in the morning. The plant is at a standstill and the seconds are ticking away… Continue reading “Dealing with breakdowns”…
Design tips As an engineer that is not tied to any particular industry, I’ve come across a pretty wide variety of equipment,… Continue reading “Design tips”…
Dealing with PNP vs NPN sensors- a guide for mechanical engineers I once had a 70-year old sack-making machine grind to a halt. After some troubleshooting, the electrician came to me… Continue reading “Dealing with PNP vs NPN sensors- a guide for mechanical engineers”…