HootinNHollerinCool dude
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When the Project Manager gets a splinter
Mechanical Engineers are used to being left on read
MisterFrogHot take on formulas
Hot take on formulas - Lemmy.World
Engineering references that specify formulas with variables with specified units, instead of constants with defined units, are a travesty. I refer to Crane Technical Paper 410 in this instance. Why would I want ΔP = 32000 μ L v/d^2 (for laminar flow) You’d expect this to be a normal formula, which you do your own dimensional analysis, but no. Units are specified. But not even on the same page, no no, on a “nomenclature” page you have to know to look for. ΔP in Pa μ in cP L in m v in m/s d in mm When I could have ΔP=32 μ L v/D² and YOU use whatever units you want. Hell I could even put imperial units in here if I were a masochist. Very upsetting. Engineering textbooks/technical papers need to find Pure Math Jesus. Formulas with hidden units? Not even once. Crane TP 410. How could you?
Perfectly captures my current situation
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(the one on the right is better) - Mander
cross-posted from: https://mander.xyz/post/13061179 [https://mander.xyz/post/13061179] > A technique called transformation toughenening uses a bunch of small particles of zirconia dispersed in alumina causing compressive stresses at crack tips preventing them from propogating and increasing toughness
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