Sieve test and Hydrometer test for grain size classification

Sieve test and Hydrometer test for grain size classification

MEMORANDUM To: Dr. Jonathan Wu Date: February 9th 2017From: Diego Sandoval-TorresSubject: Sieve test and Hydrometer test for grain size classification. Sample Description: The soil used in the experiment was obtained from a larger sample in thelaboratory. The sample showed various grain size from clay all the way to pebbles. The soil wasmoist and had a…

Water content and Specific Gravity on soil sample from the laboratory

MEMORANDUM To: Dr. Jonathan Wu Date: January 27th 2017From: Diego Sandoval-TorresSubject: Water content and Specific Gravity on soil sample from the laboratory. Sample Description: The soil used in the experiment was obtained from a larger sample in thelaboratory. The sample showed various grain size from clay all the way to pebbles. The soil wasmoist and…

Statistical Modeling of Unemployment Levels During a Global Pandemic

Statistical Modeling of Unemployment Levels During a Global Pandemic

Abstract This report looks at unemployment levels for six different levels of formal education for individuals over the age of 25 for the past ten years. The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis had this particular data available on a monthly basis through March 1, 2020, which was around the starting point for current economic…

Levitating Magnet Project
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Levitating Magnet Project

Problem Definition The following project required designing a controller to stabilize and levitate a permanent magnet. Thisreport also covers the hardware required for the actual implementation; however, we are only required to talk about each individual component and how it fits into the whole system. The objective is simply tounderstand all the components required so…

What are the three methods of joining? 

What are the three methods of joining? 

How are car parts joined? In the automotive industry, there are a few common ways of joining different parts together. The three most common methods which are practiced by automotive manufacturers are fusion welding, adhesive bonding, and mechanical fasteners. While assembling the Body-In-While (BIW), the most common joining process used would be fusion welding such…

What You Need to Know About Maximum Power Transfer and Why It Matters

What You Need to Know About Maximum Power Transfer and Why It Matters

Introduction Today, I want to talk to you about something that might sound a bit technical at first, but trust me, it’s important and can be pretty interesting. We’re going to dive into the world of maximum power transfer and why it actually matters. So, let’s get started! What is the concept of power transfer?…

Kirchoff’s Voltage and Current Laws: Unraveling the Secrets of Voltage and Current in Circuits

Kirchoff’s Voltage and Current Laws: Unraveling the Secrets of Voltage and Current in Circuits

Introduction Today, we’re diving into the intriguing world of electrical circuits and uncovering the secrets behind Kirchoff’s Voltage and Current Laws. Now, you might be wondering why we need to understand these laws. Well, my friends, they form the very foundation of circuit analysis, helping us understand how voltage and current behave in circuits. What…

Thevenin’s theorem: a simple way to simplify complex circuits (and make your life easier)

Thevenin’s theorem: a simple way to simplify complex circuits (and make your life easier)

Have you ever come across those complicated circuits with resistors, voltage sources, and all that jazz? Well, I’m here to tell you about an awesome concept called the Thevenin equivalent circuit, which can simplify those complex circuits into something much easier to understand. It’s like finding the secret recipe to crack open any circuit! So,…