Engineering

What Skills Are Required To Become An Automobile Engineer?

In today’s world, many working experts in the field of vehicle engineering are satisfied with their jobs. The most enticing job is automobile engineering, which attracts a large number of applications each year. Freshmen and…

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South Korea Plans to Host World’s First Weather-Proof Floating City By 2025

Global warming has already had observable effects on the environment. Glaciers are shrinking, and sea levels are rising. Droughts, wildfires, and floods are also becoming more common. According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, global…

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4 Ways to Manage a Construction Project Effectively

In this productivity-driven sector, knowing how to properly manage a construction project makes you a highly valuable asset. It’s no simple task to deliver a high-quality job on time and on budget while simultaneously making…

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What Is a Rotary Encoder

The rotary encoder is a very sensitive measuring device, which allows you to measure and control speed in the form of angular position. The input shaft moves through an adjustable angle, such as 180° or…

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5 Common Causes Why You Have A Clogged Sewer Line

Every home has a plumbing system, which carries waste from the dishwashers, toilets, sinks, and showers to the main sewer located beneath the street. It is known as a sewer line. Just like any other…

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Chile to Export Solar Energy to China via a 15,000Km Submarine Cable

The Chilean government has announced the ‘Antipodas’ project, which is an aspiring plan to export massive amounts of solar energy to China through a 15,000 km submarine cable crossing the pacific ocean. The South American…

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UK’s New Policy Says All New Buildings Must Have Electric Vehicle (EV) Chargers

United Kingdom’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson took a major step towards boosting the electrification of transportation. He made it mandatory for all new homes and businesses in the UK to have EV charging stations from…

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Korea’s 7km Subsea Tunnel is Scheduled for Opening on December 1

South Korea’s longest underwater tunnel stretching for 6.93 kilometers (4.3 miles) is scheduled to open on December 1, 2021, so the construction has been completed and only the final tests remain before it becomes accessible…

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Heat-Healing Carbon Fiber Could Be Easily Repaired and Recycled

While it is possible to recycle carbon fiber to some extent, currently it is being discarded after it gets damaged. That, however, may change soon. Recently a study claimed that heat application could make it…

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Urban Sequoias: This New skyscraper Can Capture 1,000 Tonnes of Carbon

Skidmore, Owings & Merill (SOM), a prestigious architectural firm from Chicago, has revealed an ambitious design for high-rise buildings. Dubbed ‘Urban Sequoias’, this project can help remove up to 1,000 tonnes of carbon from the…

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Engineering

What Skills Are Required To Become An Automobile Engineer?

South Korea Plans to Host World’s First Weather-Proof Floating City By 2025

4 Ways to Manage a Construction Project Effectively

What Is a Rotary Encoder

5 Common Causes Why You Have A Clogged Sewer Line

Chile to Export Solar Energy to China via a 15,000Km Submarine Cable

UK’s New Policy Says All New Buildings Must Have Electric Vehicle (EV) Chargers

Korea’s 7km Subsea Tunnel is Scheduled for Opening on December 1

Heat-Healing Carbon Fiber Could Be Easily Repaired and Recycled

Urban Sequoias: This New skyscraper Can Capture 1,000 Tonnes of Carbon

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