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Learning to Weld and Other Subjects

Hey there! Have you ever wanted to learn how to weld metal? Last year, I decided I would like to learn how to weld so I could start to manufacture homemade go-karts for my children and their friends. Unfortunately, I didn't have a clue where to start. I reached out to my brother-in-law Steve who works in the industrial and manufacturing sector. What a guy he is. He let me visit his workshop so I could learn all I needed to know about how the professionals in the industrial sector operate. I decided to start this blog to help other novice welders and industrial enthusiasts.

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3 Corrosion Risks in Food-Grade Stainless Steel

Posted on March 27, 2018

Great attention needs to be directed towards preventing corrosion in stainless steel which is used in the food processing industry. In some facilities, the conditions favour certain forms of corrosion. This article discusses risk factors you should address when you are selecting stainless steel products. Crevice and Pitting Corrosion Pitting corrosion occurs when deep pits form on small areas of plain surfaces. Crevice corrosion takes place when fluids stagnate in narrow crevices or sharp corners in stainless steel objects. [Read More]

How engineers keep your world turning

Posted on March 7, 2018

Whether you're developing property or driving to work, you just couldn't get by without the work of the unsung heroes of the modern world: engineers. Most people go about their lives blissfully unaware of the engineering work that makes modern existence possible, yet engineers are some of the most creative and clever people on the planet, designing savvy solutions to a diverse range of technical problems. While the applications of engineering are virtually limitless, there are four basic kinds of engineers: [Read More]

Industrial Belt Drives: Understanding Misalignment in Pulleys

Posted on February 21, 2018

The failure of industrial belt drives is primarily caused by poor maintenance practice. In general, the negligence of the system will result in numerous operational issues. One of the common problems that you might notice is the misalignment of the pulleys. This anomaly can compromise the performance of your machinery, and the downtime can cause extensive losses. Ideally, you can prevent the misalignment by performing the maintenance tasks recommended by the manufacturer. [Read More]

How Mobile Soil Testing Labs Have Changed the Game for Today's Farmers

Posted on February 2, 2018

With the advent of mobile soil testing labs, things have changed for the better. Farmers no longer have to make trips to the soil testing labs because the soil tests they need can now be carried out right at their doorstep. A mobile soil testing lab is essentially a vehicle, typically a truck, equipped with all the equipment required to perform various tests on soil samples. The points elaborated below will provide further information on the way the introduction of these mobile labs has benefited farmers across Australia and several other parts of the world. [Read More]