Posted January 11th, 2010
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gamefreak2991 asked: What is the average salary of an automotive engineer in an
Entry Level Position
Medium Experience Position
Experienced Engineers Position
Tags: Automotive Engineer, Experience Position, How Much Money
Posted in Engineering | 1 Comment »
Posted January 8th, 2010
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Pagla Baba asked: I am a student of Architecture in AIUB. For my next assignment I will have to design a workstation for an Automobile Designer. So it would be of great help if someone tells me the list of equipments required for this specific field.
Tags: Architecture, Design Automobile, Workstation
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Posted January 6th, 2010
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mockingbird asked: Heat engines
any device that converts heat energy to work. It requires a high- temperature source from which heat can be removed, a low- temp, leceptacle called a sink into which heat can be delivered and a way to convert this into work
Heat Pumps
a device that transfers heat energy from low-tem reservoir to a high temp reservoir. It’s function basically is the reverse of heat engine
** I’m sorry i really don’t know how to relate this things with automobile and refrigerator**
Tags: Engine Heat, Heat Engine, Heat Engines
Posted in Engineering | 1 Comment »
Posted December 16th, 2009
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Jack V asked: Also, if you could specify a year around the time those kinds of cars were manufactured, and maybe by which companies, that would be great.
Tags: Kinds Of Cars, Lifetime
Posted in Engineering | 5 Comments »
Posted November 28th, 2009
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Sam Peltier asked: My physics lab requires me to find the mass of a van without turning it on. My group can move the car, but we cannot turn it on. We can use the following items:
-3 Bathroom scales
-1 Stopwatch
-1 Measuring tape
I have to incorporate friction. To find the friction coefficient, we will push the car at a constant velocity with the bathroom scales between us and the car. The total force shown on the scales will be the amount of force needed to overcome friction resistance. I do not know what to do after that.
Tags: Constant Velocity, Friction Resistance, Stopwatch
Posted in Engineering | 2 Comments »
Posted September 28th, 2009
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HUSSAIN H asked: The wife of an engineering professor filled up her car’s gas tank, reset the fuel economy calculator to zero, and then drove the hybrid electric car 82 miles. During her trips, she obtained 37.2 miles per gallon performance out of the car. The professor drove the car an additional 8 miles, averaging 51 miles per gallon during his trips. What would be the overall miles per gallon their car would report for the total driving done since they reset the fuel economy calculator?
Tags: Car Report, Fuel Economy Calculator, Hybrid Car
Posted in Engineering | 1 Comment »
Posted June 29th, 2009
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elpedro asked:
I need to make a mousetrap car for my science class, and we are having a mini competition to see whose car can go furthest. Any suggestions to make it go far?
http://www.proofficesupply.com/blog/
Tags: Mousetrap Car, Science Class
Posted in Engineering | 2 Comments »
Posted June 28th, 2009
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slaffey16 asked:
We are given two small axle rods about 2 1/2″ inches long and 4 plastic wheels about an inch in height , a small motor, and two 1.5 volt Duracell batteries and the only requirements is it has to run with a propeller. We’re not allowed to buy the propeller though, but we can use anything we want to make the frame of the car. Does anybody have any bright ideas on how to make a super fast car?
http://www.djthings.com/blog/
Tags: Bright Ideas, Fast Car, Plastic Wheels
Posted in Engineering | 1 Comment »
Posted May 12th, 2009
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Ryan K asked:
I have to do a science project which involves building a model car, not using a car kit.
http://www.secretfinance.com/
Tags: Build Car, Car Kit, Science Project
Posted in Engineering | 1 Comment »
Posted May 10th, 2009
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Logan A asked:
I have been interested in steam power for years. I have converted
lawn mower engines to steam and it is not that hard. A car would
be bigger (and more expensive) but the principles are the same.
http://www.safedebthelp.com/blog/
Tags: Lawn Mower Engines, Steam Car, Steam Power
Posted in Engineering | 1 Comment »
