When you and your dad are the only engineers in the familyDec 2019 ⋅ PM_ME_PHYSICS_EQS ⋅ r/engineering
The tailgate reminds me of when you put autocad in dimension rather perspective view.Dec 2019 ⋅ 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.Sep 2019 ⋅ RampChurch ⋅ r/engineering
Got my reference material ready for the PE exam today! Did I over-pack?Oct 2019 ⋅ Calinate ⋅ r/engineering
After almost 7 years of learning how to be a structural engineer, I finally feel like I am good at somethingMay 2019 ⋅ pfem ⋅ r/engineering ⋅ #7
Comparing the level of redundancy in a light rail train and the Boeing 737 Max MCAS systemJun 2019 ⋅ SpaceDetective ⋅ r/engineering ⋅ #737
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.Jul 2019 ⋅ mWade7 ⋅ r/engineering
Only in the US, standards for telecom equipment include resistance to a shotgunAug 2019 ⋅ sweezyonyourbeats ⋅ r/engineering
I wonder how this works. Some type of indexing? Can anyone here help me understand?Jun 2019 ⋅ Lazy_Revolution ⋅ r/engineering
I'm putting two gears together, but they won't necessarily be perfectly parallel. Will the gears still turn?Jan 2019 ⋅ sixtyearths ⋅ r/engineering
Let's all give an upvote or say a few words for this **fantastic** piece of engineering.Dec 2019 ⋅ theredcameron ⋅ r/engineering
This is a photograph of cracking (not visible by the naked eye) identified during nondestructive testing (NDT) using wet fluorescent magnetic particle testing of a chilled grey cast iron shaft. Using NDT can provide valuable information for engineering analysis and recommendations.Jul 2019 ⋅ gmmolina13 ⋅ r/engineering ⋅ #not-visible-by-the-naked-eye #NDT
