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What’s a hydration belt?

[ad_1] Hydration belts are used by runners to stay hydrated during long runs while keeping their hands free. They come in different designs, including waist belts with holders for water bottles and fanny packs with built-in water storage and straws for easy access. They also often have space for storing other items like snacks and […]

What’s a quick actuator?

[ad_1] Fast actuators are electromagnetic devices used in applications such as automotive valve actuation and mail sorting, requiring response times of 10 milliseconds or less. Actuation force and stroke length are key design parameters to achieve fast response times. Mechanical actuators cannot produce sub-10 millisecond response times. A fast actuator is an electromagnetic actuating device […]

What’s a rotary compressor?

[ad_1] A rotary compressor compresses air using a screw configuration and positive displacement. It can be cooled with oil, air or water and can be single stage or used in series. Oil-cooled compressors use interlocking screws to gradually force air towards the narrower end and oil is cooled before being returned to the compression chamber. […]

What’s Scottish Slimmers?

[ad_1] Scottish Slimmers is a weight loss program that promotes a positive eating plan to change attitudes towards food and health, with a focus on gradual weight loss through a balanced and healthy diet. The system distinguishes between “check” and “no check” foods and offers services such as weight loss classes, home services, and cookbooks. […]

What’s a Linear Actuator?

[ad_1] Linear actuators convert non-linear energy into linear motion using various primary energy sources such as electric motors, fluid and air pressure, and thermal expansion. They are used in a range of applications from door openers to heavy machine actuators. Different types of linear actuators include rotary source, linear cam, hydraulic and pneumatic, and less […]

What’s a drill string?

[ad_1] A drill string is used to drill deep holes to extract resources. It consists of four components: BHA, transition pipe, drill pipes, and drill pipe subs. The drill string is critical to avoid system failure. Retrieval tools like drill string jars and resonant vibrators are used to remove stuck mounts. A drill string is […]

What’s the PAT test?

[ad_1] Portable appliance testing (PAT) is an electrical inspection of equipment to ensure safe operation. Employers in some countries must maintain safe working conditions, including functional portable equipment. PAT tests may be necessary, but not legally required, and can involve visual inspections or more detailed examinations by electricians. Employers can create a paper trail to […]

What’s NORAD?

[ad_1] NORAD is a binational command responsible for promoting the security and sovereignty of North America, with a focus on identifying and assessing potential airborne threats. It was established in 1958 and is led by an American commander and a Canadian deputy commander. NORAD collects data from across North America and constantly evolves to respond […]

What’s a graphic design CV?

[ad_1] A graphic design brief is a detailed document that outlines a client’s expectations and desires for a project. It helps designers develop draft designs and ensures that everyone’s expectations are understood. The brief should discuss what is needed, the desired look and feel, the company, and expectations in terms of prices and terms. It […]

What’s a Ringdown?

[ad_1] Ringing signals to operators are obsolete due to automation. Ringdown circuits are used in various settings, connecting phones directly. They are used in businesses and emergency services, providing a fast connection without dialing. They are also useful in stock trading for instant connection. A ringer sends a signal to a telephone operator or activates […]

What’s the Nat’l Defense Reserve Fleet?

[ad_1] The National Defense Reserve Fleet (NDRF) is a fleet of merchant vessels operated by MARAD for national defense. Fewer than 300 vessels are held in reserve, with less than a hundred in Ready Reserve. Ships are maintained by bare-bones crews and critics argue that most ships simply rot, while proponents argue that maintaining the […]

What’s a Fish Scaler?

[ad_1] A fish scaler is a tool used to remove the inedible outer scales from fish, with various types available including handheld and electric versions. While some anglers use a knife, specialized tools are safer and more efficient. Commercial fishing vessels often use spinning drums to remove scales. Consumers may not need a scaler, but […]

What’s sinking?

[ad_1] Sinking is a process used to create cavities in steel blocks for molding plastic or forging. It can also be used to add information to various materials through die-cutting and indentation. The process involves cutting sheet metal, creating an outline, and hammering steel letters into the metal to create an indentation. The final product […]

What’s a casting defect?

[ad_1] Casting flaws in metal can be functional or cosmetic and can be prevented by using qualified personnel and proper equipment. Defects include bubbles, gaps, and contamination, which weaken the metal. Technicians may repair flaws if it doesn’t compromise the integrity of the metal, otherwise, scraps can be recycled. A casting flaw is a functional […]

What’s the Uniform Prenup Agreement Act?

[ad_1] The Tenth Amendment gives power to individual states in the US, with the Uniform Law Commission drafting laws for consistency across state lines. The Uniform Premarital Agreement Act (UPAA) addresses legal issues of marriage and divorce, with 27 states accepting it. UPAA only applies to legal marriages, with Section 1 stating it does not […]

What’s a plethysmograph?

[ad_1] A plethysmograph measures the volume of different body parts and can be used to help with issues such as air passage restrictions, poor blood circulation, and sexual arousal issues in men. There are different types, including lung, respiratory, and penile plethysmographs, which measure the volume of different body parts. Lung plethysmographs require a sealed […]

What’s a guidance doc?

[ad_1] Guidance documents provide instructions and suggestions for tasks related to a specific subject, often published by government entities or companies to comply with regulations. They typically include an introduction, chapters addressing key issues, Q&A section, and glossary of terms. They can be brief or complex and help companies avoid non-compliance and costly changes. A […]

What’s Surface Integrity?

[ad_1] Surface integrity is the properties of a material after manufacturing or modification. It consists of topography and internal surface characteristics. Manufacturing processes can have positive or negative effects on surface integrity, altering material properties permanently. Surface integrity reflects the properties of a material after it has been subjected to some type of manufacturing process […]