Essential Remote Monitoring During Pandemic
Essential Remote Monitoring is essential with the COVID-19 pandemic happening all over the world . Demands on companies and people think and act differently despite challenging odds.
Energy Efficiency
Ventilation Exemption Letter – Mechanical Engineers Help
A Ventilation Exemption Letter could be on the rise after the Shelter in Place /Social Distancing is released.
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Net Zero: Home Energy Systems
Net Zero energy homes are just like any home except more appropriate in today’s world. Regular grid-tied homes that are so air-tight, well insulated, and energy-efficient that they produce as much renewable energy as they consume over a year. Occupants virtually receive no energy bill and a carbon-free home. A Net Zero energy home combines advanced design and superior building systems with energy efficiency and on-site solar panels. Homes are ultra-comfortable, healthy, quiet, sustainable that is affordable. (1) https://www.glewengineering.com/engineers-organize-smart-homes/ In addition, engineers will work hard toward the development of personalized energy units, manufactured, distributed, and installed inexpensively. One can envision
Energy Efficient Solutions for Everyday Energy Efficiency Problems
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Wind Load CFD Modeling for Rooftop Elements Compared to ASCE 7
[fusion_builder_container hundred_percent=”yes” overflow=”visible”][fusion_builder_row][fusion_builder_column type=”1_1″ layout=”1_1″ background_position=”left top” background_color=”” border_size=”” border_color=”” border_style=”solid” spacing=”yes” background_image=”” background_repeat=”no-repeat” padding_top=”” padding_right=”” padding_bottom=”” padding_left=”” margin_top=”0px” margin_bottom=”0px” class=”” id=”” animation_type=”” animation_speed=”0.3″ animation_direction=”left” hide_on_mobile=”no” center_content=”no” min_height=”none” last=”no” hover_type=”none” link=”” border_position=”all”][fusion_text] Wind Load Comparison between CFD and ASCE 7 for Rooftop shapes Welcome back to our blog series on the phenomenon called Wind Load CFD Modeling and how it affects civil and mechanical engineers. Wind Load is the force that blowing wind exerts on any device or structure that extends above ground level. After an initial introduction to the factors that affect wind load on an object, I compared
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Italian Masters: Volta Jump-Starts Electrical Engineering
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Italian Masters: Galileo’s Stellar Science and Engineering
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Materials Science News: 2-D Phosphorus-The Future for Solar Cells?
Materials science research shows that 2-dimensional phosphorus could be the future for the semiconductor industry.
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Mechanical Engineer Creates Better Coffee Maker
Mechanical engineer, Alan Adler, created a better coffee maker in his garage.
Engineering Environmentally Friendly Materials: Concrete
We look at engineering materials to replace concrete while keeping the thermal properties and thermal management of the substance.
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Thermal Analysis of Whisky Rocks
We use thermal analysis to check the thermal environment of whiskey rocks compared to regular ice cubes to cool liquid.
Thermal Analysis of Ice and Water
In this week’s blog we will follow up the previous series of espresso thermal analysis with a thermal analysis that is a little more fitting for this
The Engineer’s Kitchen: Grilled Peaches with Lemon Blueberry Sorbet
This week on the Engineer’s Kitchen, We make a cool sorbet for the hot summer months
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Thermal Analysis of Espresso Cup Materials (Part 2)
A thermal analysis experiment of a Bodom tm insulated espresso cup.
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The Engineer’s Kitchen: Southwestern Pepper Burger
Today on The Engineer’s Kitchen we have a Southwestern style Pepper Burger.
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The Engineer’s Kitchen: Wine and Pepper Tri Tip
Here in our weekly cooking blog, The Engineer’s Kitchen, we create summer BBQ with a recipe for wine and pepper tri-tip with a creamy potato salad
The Engineer’s Kitchen: Peach Cobbler
Engineering Memorial Day Desert
Over the last few weeks, we have shared some recipes in regards to the lunch menu here at Glew Engineering. W
Decreasing Our Environmental Impact Through Biofuel Energy
Advances in biofuel engineering help decrease our environmental impact and increase our alternative energy alternatives.
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The Engineer’s Kitchen: Steak with Mushrooms
This week on The Engineer’s Kitchen we create a great grilled steak served with a mustard and sauteed mushroom sauce.
Harnessing the Potential in Wind Energy
Exploring advances in green energy concepts such as harnessing wind energy and the technological benefits from it.