Here's a fun product to model! I have no use for it but seems like fun...2yr ⋅ aquaemu5 ⋅ r/engineering
I put together an image describing a bunch of thermodynamic cycles. Might be useful for some of you.2yr ⋅ erk070 ⋅ r/engineering
Copper isn’t magnetic but creates resistance in the presence of a strong magnetic field, resulting in dramatically stopping the magnet before it even touches the copper.1yr ⋅ Nagarjuna3001 ⋅ r/engineering
Using vertical water cannons to reduce dust and debris from building demolition3yr ⋅ RampChurch ⋅ r/engineering
Demolition of an entire city block in downtown New York, one floor at a time. Implosion was not an option because the site (One Vanderbilt) is across the street from Grand Central Terminal3yr ⋅ RampChurch ⋅ r/engineering
Rollover test of self-righting boat. I work in test & evaluation engineering, and I love seeing a successful full-scale test!4yr ⋅ RampChurch ⋅ r/engineering
When engineering controls work: parachute fails and top fuel funny car goes straight into safety net3yr ⋅ RampChurch ⋅ r/engineering
Check out the interesting way in which my oil pressure gauge denotes its units1yr ⋅ feelin_raudi ⋅ r/engineering
Wave facility designed to generate 5 distinct wave profiles for surfing3yr ⋅ RampChurch ⋅ r/engineering
my dad and his baker surge tester back when it was brand new. it is still one of our most used pieces of testing equipment to this day.1yr ⋅ ForwardBelt8213 ⋅ r/engineering
200mph on a MotoGP bike can make the air press on the brake handle, this is the quick solution3yr ⋅ aescobar32 ⋅ r/engineering
I made my own automatic drilling machine. Works great. Deposits a tiny drop of oil along the upcoming row. Has so far drilled millions of 1/16” holes through 1/8” anodized sheets. Spindle motor is an old fan motor from ebay. Fixed rpm optimal for application. Refrigerator fan cools spindle motor.2yr ⋅ pastafaz ⋅ r/engineering
The tailgate reminds me of when you put autocad in dimension rather perspective view.4yr ⋅ BenderSimpsons ⋅ r/engineering
Watching some tennis this weekend. There’s some very cool engineering and measurement technology behind the ball tracking system for in/out calls.5yr ⋅ RampChurch ⋅ r/engineering
Not necessarily engineering, but extremely satisfying to watch as an engineer3yr ⋅ daddyson29 ⋅ r/engineering
Loading and firing of the Elbit ATHOS mechanically assisted 155mm howitzer3yr ⋅ ChronoFoe ⋅ r/engineering
Using vertical water cannons to reduce dust and debris from building demolition3yr ⋅ Udlm ⋅ r/engineering
This is a mercury vapor rectifier. It turns two or three phase alternating current (AC) into direct current (DC) (xpost r/interestingasfuck)7yr ⋅ 233C ⋅ r/engineering
How can I improve this articulating arm for extending the reach of the factory mount? Will be 3d printed.2yr ⋅ MenergyLegs ⋅ r/engineering
Reducing risk with robots: Disney has been developing robots for some of the more dangerous stunts in a show or scene3yr ⋅ RampChurch ⋅ r/engineering
A student made a robotic arm over the summer break that mimics the movements of his real arm for his high school robotics club7yr ⋅ abenevolentgod ⋅ r/engineering
Got my reference material ready for the PE exam today! Did I over-pack?4yr ⋅ Calinate ⋅ r/engineering
High road low road race from Bruce Yeany. I found it to be a cool demonstration of average horizontal velocity.2yr ⋅ RampChurch ⋅ r/engineering
Does anyone know what these wire dowel clips/pins for keeping on support washers are called?1yr ⋅ GLOBALSHUTTER ⋅ r/engineering
Comparing the level of redundancy in a light rail train and the Boeing 737 Max MCAS system5yr ⋅ SpaceDetective ⋅ r/engineering
Which solar energy industry professions pay the most? (Engineer positions on this chart rank from an average of $80K to $100K)2yr ⋅ GandalfTheWhey ⋅ r/engineering
After almost 7 years of learning how to be a structural engineer, I finally feel like I am good at something5yr ⋅ pfem ⋅ r/engineering
Does this control valve exist? I want to control bi-directional plunger, and this seemed like a good way to have a neutral/depressurized powered down mode2yr ⋅ DisorganizedSpaghett ⋅ r/engineering
I built this model to illustrate how groundwater flows around a cutoff wall.9yr ⋅ gradyh ⋅ r/engineering
Anyone have any idea what this is? Installed in glycol piping going to a storage tank.1yr ⋅ MiddleStall ⋅ r/engineering
I really didn't want to eyeball this curve, so I printed a Radius Gauge.6yr ⋅ pyryoer ⋅ r/engineering
Westinghouse J34 Turbojet Engine 11 Stage Axial Compressor (SolidWorks)4yr ⋅ zmacpherson ⋅ r/engineering
Don’t know if this belongs here per se...but personally I’m always a bit fascinated by the thought in a design like this, and the level of precision in crafting it. I think the ‘swing’ at the end is especially interesting.5yr ⋅ mWade7 ⋅ r/engineering
Hurrano-anchor (r) (not really) but... How much would it take to anchor this in a stable engineered fashion in wet sandy soil? How would one anchor it the right way?2yr ⋅ ChineWalkin ⋅ r/engineering
Dad builds a 3D printed prosthetic for his son and now builds them for other kids free of charge. (xpost r/interestingasfuck)7yr ⋅ 233C ⋅ r/engineering
Trying to read this Hydraulic drawing but don't know this symbol (the 1st and 2nd sqaure)4yr ⋅ TheCattary ⋅ r/engineering
Need to modify a wire retention pulley to make it more noticeable to a magnetic sensor.1yr ⋅ Eat_sum_veggies ⋅ r/engineering
Only in the US, standards for telecom equipment include resistance to a shotgun5yr ⋅ sweezyonyourbeats ⋅ r/engineering
Found this quote in a book from 1923 - I love it and think others here may love it also6yr ⋅ smokeitgrandma ⋅ r/engineering
