by Harsh Habbu | Sep 6, 2023 | DESIGN, HOW TO, MECHANICAL ENGINEERING LEARNING WEBSITES
In high school, we learn about various aspects of vibration, including damping, frequency, beats, and noise, which are essential concepts in engineering applications. Let’s explore the application and use cases of vibration: Basic So to learn about the...
by Harsh Habbu | Aug 30, 2023 | 3D PRINTING, DESIGN, HOW TO, INNOVATION
Are you tired of the same old manufacturing processes that have been used for decades? Are you ready for something new, innovative, and efficient? Look no further than additive manufacturing, the future of Industry 4.0! Additive manufacturing, also known as 3D...
by Harsh Habbu | Aug 19, 2023 | HOW TO, INDUSTRIAL JOBS, JOBS, KNOWLEDGE
Internships play an important role in a mechanical engineering student’s life because they allow him to see the practical application of various things and make career path decisions in the future. As a result, there are various ways a student can find...
by Mechanicalinfo | Jan 26, 2022 | HOW TO, INSPIRATION, INTERVIEW, JOBS, KNOWLEDGE
Do you want to know about a person who can guide you on “How to crack google as a mechanical Engineer?” Meet Mayank Agarwal, a Nagpur engineering student who specialized in the mechanical engineering stream has got selected for the Student Training...
by Mechanicalinfo | Jan 10, 2022 | DESIGN, HOW TO, INNOVATION, INSPIRATION
Sandip Paul, A 15 years experienced innovative designer who created an impact in the design field through his simple and effective designs. He has adopted some unique techniques in his life to achieve this feat. Hope this article about “The Innovative ways of...
by Mechanicalinfo | Dec 15, 2021 | CONTEST, HOW TO, INNOVATION, KNOWLEDGE, PROJECT, SOLAR ENERGY
DEWA, Dubai Electricity and Water Authority who is responsible for supplying electricity and water resources in Dubai is implementing Solar Photovoltaic cells to generate electricity. They believe that they could meet their electricity demands through solar PV cells....
