ILACS was successfully demonstrated during the fabrication of an F-35 Carrier Version Lower Wing Box Skin. Data from ILACS was compared to the performance of an IR heating element. Key results from this comparison are:
Charts like this are great, but for the relatively uneducated lay person it would be really useful to include more daily relevant items, such as 1 hour of Summer sun exposure, standing next to a 2000W microwave on maximum for 5 mins, 1 month of accumulated exposure at the base of a mobile phone tower (include results for different common technologies), 1 month of exposure 100m from the same tower, 1 year of exposure living under high volyage overhead power lines, 1 year of exposure using handheld mobile phone (as headsets obviously reduce exposure significantly), 1 year of exposure sitting next to a photocopy printer in a busy office… The exposure levels of most things the tinfoil hat wearers are concerned about are actually miniscule and universally lower than regular sun exposure (which, interestingly, is commonly recommended as a healthy practice by ‘wholistic’ and ‘alternative health’ practicioners who believe sun exposure to be good, healthy, ‘natural’ and necessary. Funny that they don’t recommend the same regular exposure to uncontained nuclear fission reactions, but hey I’m no nuclear physicist – maybe there’s a substantial difference in radiation types and levels from the two different events. I’m sure the tinfoil hat brigade could set me straight!)
Outback, the 55-litre grass box looks huge, but it clips and unclips from the mower with ease. Fins moulded into the box ensure you don’t get dust blown up at you while mowing, and there’s a bin-full indicator flap on the top that folds flat when full. Packed full of well-compacted grass trimmings, the box is quite weighty. Yet the mono handle and split-open design promise to ease the process of emptying.
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[Author’s note: Unverified reports from within the composites industry suggest that motor cases for solid propellant are generally filament wound — sometimes directly over the solid propellant — probably using a mid-modulus carbon fiber and high-temperature resin. Structures for liquid fuel systems, such as liquid oxygen, tend to use automated fiber placement (AFP) systems using prepreg tape or fabric.]
With respect, I don’t think anyone expects Americans to park our cars and get on the train, hence just one of the reasons high speed bullet trains fail to materialize in the U.S. Lots of people who think we should build them for the environment, blah, blah, blah, apparently live in a dream world. Yes, the environmental benefits are there and provable, but Americans by and large can’t be bothered with them. Amtrak is not a failure just because it’s not efficient.
Great work, definitely worth researching more into! Not sure if you could make some magnetic equivalent to an optical lens, but probably some inspiration can be gained from the evolution of the eye: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2X1iwLqM2t0.
Bystronic unveiled its Xpert 40 electric press brake. One feature is the storage for press brake tooling both within the operator’s reach and on the side of the brake. Another feature is the brake’s extra bottom weight. This acts as a counterbalance to the typically top-heavy portion of the press brake. This is especially important for those fabricators interested in moving the small press brake around the shop floor with a forklift.
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