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Industrial Air Filtration
Group for those in the industrial air filtration business covering current and future technologies in filtration media, environmental laws, how regional environments impact filter selection / design and more.
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Windpower Exchange
Covering all aspects of design, installation, maintenance, policy and projects in wind power engineering.
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Green Engineering
Green Engineering is the design, commercialization and use of processes and products that are feasible and economical while minimizing:Generation of pollution at the source and risk to human health and the environment.See More
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Pneumatic Exchange
Group focusing on pneumatic technologies including pneumatic cylinders, valves, actuators, air preparation, and more.
Professor Penurious replied to Leslie Langnau's discussion Which is better: Physical prototyping or digital prototyping?"Let me just clarify by saying that ideally, I think you'd use both. Digital in the early phase of design can save a lot of headaches and help get you going in the right direction. But before you get to production, I think it's invaluable…"
Professor Penurious replied to Leslie Langnau's discussion Which is better: Physical prototyping or digital prototyping?"While digital prototypes are excellent development tools, there's no substitute for a physical prototype."
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