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- Gear Drives vs Belt Drives
- Alternative fuels for the internal combustion engine?
- Have a ball with this flying Sphere!
- Inking - Smart pen stores sketches made with it!
- 3D printer maker Stratasys expands automated support-removal process for polycarbonat
- Ce rocks!!
- General Awareness Here!
- a software to work upon in IT company
- Accelerometer based Remote Control for PC games
- December 01, 2011 Won't Be December 01, 2011 Anymore
| Posted: 29 Nov 2011 11:33 AM PST So far I know Gears provide better power transmisssion capabilities and there is no belt slip is with belt drives. What are some more pros and cons. High Torgue and moisture and long production runs is the type of operating environment. Which should i use? |
| Alternative fuels for the internal combustion engine? Posted: 29 Nov 2011 08:34 AM PST So I have transplanted a 2003 hyundai 2.7L v6 and 4speed auto transaxle into the back of a 1939 plymouth touring. Running gasoline is just far too passe. Ive debated running propane. Building a custom tank for under the hood, but again, thats too common. Alcohol is a possibillity, but still overly done. Perhaps a hydrogen/oxygen engine? What are your thoughts? |
| Have a ball with this flying Sphere! Posted: 29 Nov 2011 07:33 AM PST Japanese Defense Ministry shows world's first spherical flying machine Aeronuttical engineering going Crazy. |
| Inking - Smart pen stores sketches made with it! Posted: 29 Nov 2011 07:25 AM PST Here is a gadget that remembers what you did with it. A pen that digitally stores sketches made with it stroke by stroke. Combines crazy engineering with zany art! Wacom presents Inkling, the smart pen |
| 3D printer maker Stratasys expands automated support-removal process for polycarbonat Posted: 29 Nov 2011 07:22 AM PST Low-labour process speeds up prototyping and production of polycarbonate parts FRANKFURT – 29th November 2011 – (NASDAQ: SSYS) Stratasys says it will expand its WaterWorks soluble support material to be compatible with its polycarbonate build material (PC-10) for its Fortus 3D Production Systems. Previously, WaterWorks soluble support material was available exclusively for the company's ABS-based material formulations. The soluble support material – SR-100 – allows automated, hands-free removal, resulting in more efficient prototype and part production. SR-100 soluble support material will also enable a finer layer thickness. By combining PC-10 build material with SR-100, users can now produce parts in 0.005 in. (0.127mm) layers, for finer feature detail and smoother surface finish. This layer thickness setting was previously unavailable for PC-10. Beta test user Joe Gibbs Racing previously used PC-ABS because it was the strongest material that could be coupled with soluble supports. Combining the SR-100 soluble support structure with polycarbonate build material allows JGR to use the more robust polycarbonate. This enables JGR to use its Fortus machine for more applications, giving it a faster return on investment. JGR Design Engineer Brian Levy says he likes the superior mechanical properties of polycarbonate. The team makes a polycarbonate filter component with the FDM process, using the PC-100 soluble supports. "The soluble material is more efficient to remove than the old break-away supports, so we're now using polycarbonate regularly," Levy says. "All of our cars have the PC filter component, and they use them every week." The soluble support material eliminates the process of manual removal with hand tools. The dissolved support material is washed away in a solution of heated-water and cleaning agent. It can take as little as 30-120 minutes to dissolve an SR-100 support structure in an agitation or ultrasonic tank. The SR-100 soluble support material will be available for the Fortus 360mc, Fortus 400mc, Fortus900mc, Fortus eV and Fortus eT systems. SR-100 is expected to ship in Q1 2012. |
| Posted: 29 Nov 2011 06:52 AM PST wow..am so happy to be a 'crazy engineer'.. feels so great..:D:) |
| Posted: 29 Nov 2011 06:35 AM PST People who were mad about General Knowledge may look in to this thread - - To Answer the questions or - To Post the questions or - To read the questions. But Please don't answer the questions by googling or by referring! Just try the questions and have fun :) No gift will be offered; So Just screw your brain; No problem, options will be given to the questions :P And one more request is don't spam this thread, you should either ask the questions or answer the questions. Let's start with simple questions :P 1. IBSA? A) India, Bangladesh, Srilanka, Australia. B) India, Bangladesh, South Africa, Australia. C) India, Brazil, South Africa. D) India, Brazil, Saudi Arabia. Please, don't refer to answer! |
| a software to work upon in IT company Posted: 29 Nov 2011 04:38 AM PST Do you know about hr software ?We have a software of our own to sell out in market but before that we need your valuable responses.visit HRMS and provide valuable feedbacks here to improve the quality |
| Accelerometer based Remote Control for PC games Posted: 29 Nov 2011 03:05 AM PST Hi every one... I have done a project on CC2540 Dev Kit. Through this project we can play games in PC. I will update the further details in coming days..! by a s o k f a i r at g m a i l |
| December 01, 2011 Won't Be December 01, 2011 Anymore Posted: 29 Nov 2011 02:25 AM PST CEans, We've been evolving CrazyEngineers to suit your needs and make your experience on CrazyEngineers as pleasing and addictive as possible. Come December 01, 2011 and CrazyEngineers will become more addictive & fun to use. We are tempted to give you hints & tell you what's in store, but we're keeping our mouth locked. Be prepared for roller coaster ride. :) See you on December 01, 2011. |
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