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What's your favorite engineering movie?

Started this discussion. Last reply by Sam Steiner Jul 12, 2011. 15 Replies

Kind of a broad question, but what movie is your favorite, from an engineering perspective? What shows engineering in the best light? Mine would have to be "Contact" by Carl Sagan. It's more of an…Continue

Are cell phone belt clips the new pocket protector?

Started this discussion. Last reply by Alyssa Sittig Sep 13, 2011. 27 Replies

A serious question for all my…Continue

Who's attending IFPE (or CONEXPO/CON-AGG)?

Started this discussion. Last reply by Paul J. Heney Mar 15, 2011. 3 Replies

Several of the Design World team members will be attending this big triennial fluid power (and mobile equipment) show. Anyone here on the Exchange going? If so, what are your main goals? What are you…Continue

Tags: control, off-highway, motion, power, fluid

Are hydraulic hybrids finally going mainstream?

Started Jan 20, 2011 0 Replies

For quite a few years, fluid power component manufacturers, led by Eaton Corp. and Parker Hannifin, have been actively pushing the concept of hydraulic hybrid vehicles. Because of the design of these…Continue

Tags: electrical, green, hybrid, power, fluid

 

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Fox News Manufacturing Marvels: HydraForce

Fox News Manufacturing Marvels profile of HydraForce - makers of high performance hydraulic cartridge valves, custom manifolds and electronic controls.
May 14
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Racing for a global advantage in manufacturing

The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation is a non-partisan think tank that works to formulate and promote policies to advance technological innovation. President Robert Atkinson recently spoke to a group of industrial component manufacturers at the Annual Conference of the National Fluid Power Association about the economics of innovation.Atkinson spent a good deal of time talking about the so-called Great Recession, the worst recession this country has seen since the 1930s. And…See More
May 1
Paul J. Heney commented on Paul J. Heney's blog post Will female engineers ever get a break?
"James, I totally get what you're saying—as much as I love my job, what's most important to me are my kids. The issue, I suppose, is the reason she was a newsworthy death was because of her illustrious technical career. There are…"
Apr 19
James Anderson commented on Paul J. Heney's blog post Will female engineers ever get a break?
"Paul, I think that a lot of people are missing what the first paragraph really says about her.  She made her engineering pursuits secondary to her husband's career and the needs of her children and STILL managed to do something…"
Apr 9
Kimgerly commented on Paul J. Heney's blog post Will female engineers ever get a break?
"Paul, not comfortable sharing the year I graduated. Let's just say, it has been my experience there is still a great deal of improvement required. I task my contemporaries, colleagues and former classmates all the time to divest from this…"
Apr 8
Paul J. Heney commented on Paul J. Heney's blog post Will female engineers ever get a break?
"Thanks, Kimgerly — I'm curious what year you graduated? I only ask because it's so disconcerting to hear about your "Mae Jemison moments" and my hope is that with each passing year, that kind of ignorance becomes rarer."
Apr 8
Kimgerly commented on Paul J. Heney's blog post Will female engineers ever get a break?
"BTW: I think the last paragraph in her obit would have been a splendid opener... "
Apr 8
Kimgerly commented on Paul J. Heney's blog post Will female engineers ever get a break?
"Actually, Paul, I appreciate your raising this. The lead in was demoralizing, in my opinion, for someone who was so accomplished in her respective scientific field. I don't know about all the other engineering disciplines, but mechanical is…"
Apr 8
YarOn Stern commented on Paul J. Heney's blog post Will female engineers ever get a break?
"My late grandmother has taught me how to make the meanest cinnamon roll cake. It's not demeaning to obit a woman with a mention of her mean beef stroganoff. It might be demeaning to me if no one mentions my mean cinnamon roll cake when I die.…"
Apr 8
Natasha Townsend commented on Paul J. Heney's blog post Will female engineers ever get a break?
"HI Paul, I read this story on yesterday and here's my take. Who cares what the public thinks! Did Yvonne Brill's career dictate who she was as a mother and wife? Did her husband and children view her as a brilliant engineer or mom who made…"
Apr 3
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Will female engineers ever get a break?

Fascinating story developing about a sexist obituary that the New York Times wrote about a female rocket scientist. They started off with this:Yvonne Brill, a Pioneering Rocket Scientist, Dies at 88By DOUGLAS MARTINPublished: March 30, 2013She made a mean beef stroganoff, followed her husband from job to job and took eight years off from…See More
Apr 3
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Lynch Fluid Controls Overview

Your Source For Quality Hydraulics & Motion Control Manifolds! Save up to 60% of your hose & tubing costs! See for yourself! Click play.
Oct 10, 2012
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Hexaflexagons

Hooraaaay flexagons! Next hexaflexagon video in one week. Happy October! Historical Note: This video is based on a true story. Arthur H. Stone really did inv...
Oct 3, 2012
Paul J. Heney posted a video

メトロノーム同期 (32個)

複数のメトロノームを動く台の上に乗せてメトロノームを動かすと,やがて全てのメトロノームが同期して同じタイミングで音を刻むことが知られています. 池口研究室では,メトロノームを乗せる台を左右から吊るすことで台が動くような実験装置を作成し,同期実験を行いました.本動画では32個のメトロノームが同じタイミングで音を刻みます.
Sep 28, 2012
Gary Mastroberti commented on Paul J. Heney's blog post The trouble with Nissan
"I suppose I lucked out for buying "low" with my Nissan Frontier.  I got the basic stripped down model.  I just stuck a radio from crutchfield in it and it literally took about 30 minutes.  Basically about 4 screws to get to…"
Sep 14, 2012
Joe Agro commented on Paul J. Heney's blog post The mystery of the ziplock omelet: Is it toxic?
"There is a highly charged and biased movie out there called "Tapped" (available on Netflix) that goes into how PET/PETE, HDPE and some other plastics can contaminate the items held inside containers made of them. I'm skeptical on a…"
Sep 6, 2012

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Racing for a global advantage in manufacturing

Posted on May 1, 2013 at 9:54am 0 Comments

The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation is a non-partisan think tank that works to formulate and promote policies to advance technological innovation. President Robert Atkinson recently spoke to a group of industrial component manufacturers at the Annual Conference of the National Fluid Power Association about the economics of innovation.

Atkinson spent a good deal of time talking about the so-called Great Recession, the worst recession this country has seen since…

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Will female engineers ever get a break?

Posted on April 3, 2013 at 6:11am 8 Comments

Fascinating story developing about a sexist obituary that the New York Times wrote about a female rocket scientist. They started off with this:

Yvonne Brill, a Pioneering Rocket Scientist, Dies at 88

By DOUGLAS MARTIN
Published: March 30, 2013

She made a mean beef stroganoff, followed her husband from…

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The trouble with Nissan

Posted on February 17, 2012 at 9:31am 2 Comments

Until recently, I was happy with my car. In fact, I’d say that my current vehicle, a 2005 Nissan Murano, is maybe the car I’ve been most pleased with over the years.

So, what happened? A couple months ago, my left side speakers began to go on and off intermittently—so I assumed it was probably a loose wire and not an individual speaker issue. I had the vehicle in to the dealership for another issue, and I asked them to look at it.

After pulling the stereo, the service fellow…

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The art of design

Posted on February 7, 2012 at 11:01am 1 Comment

It’s fascinating to see old cell phones in movies from the 80s and 90s. I’m amazed not just at the obnoxious sizes of the devices, but also at the lack of elegance in the designs. That’s not to berate the designers who crafted the phones, but it shows how much the art of design has come to the forefront in engineering today. Steve Jobs famously employed design to move technology forward. With his passing, many of us are asking, “Who is going to lead that charge now?”

Certainly the…

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At 11:19am on December 16, 2010, Elizabeth Griffin said…

How funny! It really is a small world. Hope you are doing well in Ohio :)

At 10:56am on December 16, 2010, Elizabeth Griffin said…

Thanks Paul! Hope you are enjoying the holiday season :)

At 7:44am on December 8, 2010, laura carrabine said…
Thanks for the invitation, Paul. I'm looking forward to working with you.
Laura
At 6:22am on December 8, 2010, Priit OJA said…
Thanks!
P.OJA
At 6:45pm on December 7, 2010, Iris Florea said…
Hi Paul,
Thank-you for the invitation.
I was thinking about the pneumatics specialists to whom I can send some questions...
pressure drop in simple subsystems; working pressure up to 6000 psi, I know how many L-bows in the circuit, but can not put my finger on the fluid channels wall roughness. Things should be pretty interesting as we consider fluid compresibility.
At 3:45pm on December 7, 2010, Jack DePasquale said…
Great I will be taking a pneumaticsa course this semester , so I will probably be asking a lot of questions.
 
 
 

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