Special materials for ultra low temperature applications
Magnetic Bearing
Solar power Tower
Cylinder Deactivation
Electric Rocket Engine
Micro scale regenerative Heat Exchanger
Semi automatic transmission
Ergonomics
Electrostatic precipitator
Space stations
Semi solid Casting
Antilock Braking System
Reusable Launch Vehicles
Crystaline Silicon Solar Cells
Ball valve
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Space Robotics
Ocean Thermal Energy
Lean Burn Spark Ignition Engine
Variable Speed Drives
Durable Prototyping
Simple Constitutive Models for Linear and Branched Polymers
Hydrogen Fuel Tank
Portable Power
Cryogenic Ball Valves
Telematics
Computer Modelling
LASER Sintering
In Mould Lamination Technique
Thermostatic Refrigerator
Space ShuttleSemisolid Casting
The Atomic Battery
Smart combustors
Biofiltration
Magnetic Refrigeration
Hydro Jetting
E85Amoeba Organization
Recent Advances in Statistical Quality Control
Cylinder Deactivation
Sustainable Engineering
Hydro Drive
Expert Technician System
Re-Entry Of Space Vehicle
Supercavitation
Micro-Scale Milling
stratified charge engine
CVCC
Tip Tronic Gear transmission
STEP CAD
New Age Tyres
Smart Materials
Wind From The Sun-Power Plant
Solar Powered Refrigerator
Liquid Hydrogen as an Aviation Fuel
Robotic Pioneering
BlueTec
Active Electrically Controlled Suspension
Air Cushion Vehicles
Babbitt metal
Hyperplane
Robotic Assistants For Aircraft Inspectors
Robots In Radioactive Environments
Therrmophoresis
Modern Air Pollution Control Technologies
Common Rail Direct Injection (Crdi) Engines
Thermo Hygrometer
Future of Portable Power
Automobile Air Conditioning
Transfer Machines
Micro- and Nano-Mechanics of Surface Contact Plasticity
Spark Sintering
IT Application in Complex Syatem Analysis
Research and Materials of Armor Design
Carbon Nanotubes
Wireless Energy Transmission
Hydraulic Elevators
Solar Heat Energy Storage In Phase Change Materials
Dynamics of Cutting Viscoelastics Materials
Snaps To Replace Screws
Vibration control Techniques
Pyrometers
Power From Space For Use On Earth
Advanced Propulsion Methods
Super Charging
Metal-Matrix Composite Processing
VANOS (Variable Nockenwellen Steuerung)
Frictionless Compressor Technology
Bearing Life Measurements
Hybrid Synergy Drive
Risks of Nano Engineered Particles
Rotating Scroll Power Compressor
Nano Spreader Cooling
Self Extinguishing PVC’s
Electromagnetic Clutches
Hypersonic Space Planes
Rapid Design for Lean Manufacturing
Bio-ethanol As Fuel
Snake robots
Compression Tube fittings
Supercase Hardening process
Over-the-wing Engine mount configration
Personal Transporters
Magnetic refrigeration
Design of an active car chassis frame incorporating magneto rheological fluid
All- wing Technology
High speed Propellers
MEMS “ a pollution free option for power generation
Improving aerodynamic performance of an aerospace vehicle
Electromagnetic Brakes
Antimatter -the ultimate energy
Lean to Steer Concept
Helicopters
Tidal technology
Thin Vacuum Conveyors
Hybrid vehicles
Six stroke engines
Scramjet engine
Probabilistic design of mechanical components
Regenerative braking
Damage identification in aging aircraft structures with piezoelectric wafer active sensors
3 Axis Digital Accelerometer
Smart material actuators
Biologically inspired robots
mass airflow sensor
Guided Missiles
Computational Fluid Dynamics
Data Fusion for Quality Improvements
Rocket Powered Aircraft
Space Shuttle
Hybrid Wind Electrolysis System
Cargo Storage in Space
Self Healing Space crafts
Elecro Magnetic Flowmeters
Green Factory
Threadless Couplings
Micro Moulding
Metal Nanoshells
Floating Wind mills
Micro Hydraulics
Diamond Cutting Tool And Coatings
Ball Piston machines
Atkinson cycle engine
Artificially Engineered Material Composites
Atomistic Characterization of Dislocation Nucleation and Fracture
Hy-Wire Car
CFD/FEM/FEA/CAE
Aerodonetics
Compound Vortex Controlled Combustion(
Orbital/Space Mechanics
Aerospace Propulsion
HANS-In F1 Racing
Advanced composites
Random vibrations
Cryogenic Grinding
Fuzzy logic in Aircraft stability
Airport management
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High angle of attack aerodynamics
Latest Trends in Automotive Engg.& Technology
Frictionless Compressor Technology
Conditional monitoring & fault Diagnosis
Bio-degradable polymers
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Mechanical torque limitors
Ceramic fastners
Multi Valve Engine(
Pump Noise level reduction methods
Polymers castings
Biomass Fuelled Power Plant(
Low Gloss ABS system
Nanorobotics
Fuel Cells on Aerospace
Wind engineering
Aircraft design
BlueTec
Multiple material milling platform
Smart Pnuematics
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Digital manufacturing
Hydroplane
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Lean engineering
Modular Workstations
Threadless Couplings
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Robotic roller coasters
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Carbon nanotube cloths
Continuously Variable Transmission(
Nuclear fuel reprocessing
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Air Powered Car
Biomass Fuelled Power Plant
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Fractal Robot
Superconducting Rotating Machines
Heat caps
Corrosion resistant gear box
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Cam less Engines
tire & wheel without pneumatics
Active Electrically Controlled Suspension
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Electric power steering units
Dynamic Ride Control (DRC)
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Automatic transmission tiptronic, 5-speed
Driver information system (DIS)
Sensotronic Braking System
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Molecular hinges
Aspheric lenses
Bioreactors
Jet Stream windmill
Flyash Utilisation
Mesotechnology
High Altitude Aeronautical Platforms
Automotive Infotainment
Advanced Plastics
Contactless energy transfer system
Handheld Radiation detector
Sea Power
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Bench top wind tunnels
Molten oxide electrolysis
Ultra Nano Crystallline Diamond
Energy efficient turbo systems
Collision warning system
Antiroll suspension system
Porous Burner Technology
Brake Assisting Systems
Smart Autoreeling mechanism
Direct Manufacturing
Fuel cell powered Go-Karts
Nano in navy
Active roll-over protection system in Automobiles
Nanoscale Armor
Brake booster
biturbo
Double-wishbone suspension
Dynamic shift program (DSP)
E-gas
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Small Satellites
Robot driven cars
Process Automation Techniques
DurAtomic Process
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Portable X-RaY Fluorescence Analyser
CeramicLike Coatings
Rotating Parallel Grippers
Jelly Filled Telephone Cables
Aluminium Alloy Conductors
HalBach array
Magnetic Levitation
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Collision warning Systems
Active Front Lighting System
Carbon Nanotubes
Microbial Fuel Cells
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Stealth Radar
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Eco-Freiendly Surface Treatments
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Inter-Continental Ballistic Missile (ICBM)
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Mechanical Engineering Seminar Topics List 1
September 10, 2011Categories: ISAP
Tags: Air, air cushion vehicles, air pollution control, armor design, babbitt metal, Ball, Bearing, Cells, constitutive models, control cylinder, Controlled, cylinder deactivation, Deactivation, Drive, electric rocket, engineering, Fuel, hydraulic elevators, Hydro, hydro drive, Hydrogen, magnetic refrigeration, Micro, Milling, ocean thermal energy, phase change materials, pollution control technologies, power, Quality, radioactive environments, refrigerator space, Robotic, silicon solar cells, solar power tower, space, statistical quality control, thermo hygrometer, Variable, vehicle, Wind
Comments: 3 Comments
HYDRATION SYSTEM
August 23, 2011Is it possible to drink too much water during ride without stop the vehicle?
Adequate hydration is as important as calorie replacement to an athlete’s performance, yet dehydration continues to be a condition many experience. This is especially true in cycling where evaporative losses are significant and can go unnoticed. Sweat production and losses through breathing can exceed 2 quarts per hour. To maximize your performance pre-hydration is important, and it is essential that fluid replacement begin early and continue throughout a ride.
Approximately 75% of the energy your body produces is converted to heat rather than being delivered to your muscles to power your pedal stroke. Keeping your body cool and re-hydrated during exertion will result in greater efficiency, higher power output, extended endurance, and a quicker, more thorough recovery. Say good-bye to the Wet Spot!
Individual fluid and electrolyte needs are widely variable during physical exercise due to differences in metabolic rate, body mass and size, environmental conditions (e.g. temperature, humidity, wind, solar load, clothing worn), heat acclimatization status, physical fitness, activity duration, and genetic variability. Sweat rates can vary from 0.5L/hr to more than 3 L/hr. Similarly, sodium concentration may vary from less than 460 mg/L to more than 1840 mg/L
Technology:
Why use a perfectly good water bottle on your bike when you could use a complex, expensive and awkward to use “hydration system” instead? That’s the promise of the VelEau Bicycle Mounted Hydration System.
The VelEau comes in several parts. First, there’s a saddlebag which holds 42 ounces (1.4 liters) of water. Then there’s a tube through which you drink, much like those found on CamelBak water bags. This runs from under the seat, along the top-tube to the handlebars, where it is secured to a retracting cord on the stem. This cord pulls the mouthpiece back into place when you’re done drinking, where it is secured by magnets.
If that seems like it’s complex, unnecessarily heavy and annoying to use, that’s because it probably is. However, there is at least a compartment to carry a multi tool in the same bag, which adds some utility.
Categories: LATEST TECHNOLOGICAL NEWS
Tags: 2 quarts, acclimatization, adequate hydration, body, calorie, condition, cool, cycling, electrolyte, endurance, exceed 2, exertion, fitness activity, Fluid, fluid and electrolyte, genetic variability, good water, handlebars, heat, liters of water, mass, metabolic rate, Mounted, mouthpiece, physical exercise, physical fitness, power, production, replacement, saddlebag, sodium concentration, status, stroke, system, temperature, temperature humidity, variability, water bags, wet spot, Wind
Comments: 4 Comments
HYDRATION SYSTEM
August 23, 2011Is it possible to drink too much water during ride without stop the vehicle?
Adequate hydration is as important as calorie replacement to an athlete’s performance, yet dehydration continues to be a condition many experience. This is especially true in cycling where evaporative losses are significant and can go unnoticed. Sweat production and losses through breathing can exceed 2 quarts per hour. To maximize your performance pre-hydration is important, and it is essential that fluid replacement begin early and continue throughout a ride.
Approximately 75% of the energy your body produces is converted to heat rather than being delivered to your muscles to power your pedal stroke. Keeping your body cool and re-hydrated during exertion will result in greater efficiency, higher power output, extended endurance, and a quicker, more thorough recovery. Say good-bye to the Wet Spot!
Individual fluid and electrolyte needs are widely variable during physical exercise due to differences in metabolic rate, body mass and size, environmental conditions (e.g. temperature, humidity, wind, solar load, clothing worn), heat acclimatization status, physical fitness, activity duration, and genetic variability. Sweat rates can vary from 0.5L/hr to more than 3 L/hr. Similarly, sodium concentration may vary from less than 460 mg/L to more than 1840 mg/L
Technology:
Why use a perfectly good water bottle on your bike when you could use a complex, expensive and awkward to use “hydration system” instead? That’s the promise of the VelEau Bicycle Mounted Hydration System.
The VelEau comes in several parts. First, there’s a saddlebag which holds 42 ounces (1.4 liters) of water. Then there’s a tube through which you drink, much like those found on CamelBak water bags. This runs from under the seat, along the top-tube to the handlebars, where it is secured to a retracting cord on the stem. This cord pulls the mouthpiece back into place when you’re done drinking, where it is secured by magnets.
If that seems like it’s complex, unnecessarily heavy and annoying to use, that’s because it probably is. However, there is at least a compartment to carry a multi tool in the same bag, which adds some utility.
Categories: LATEST TECHNOLOGICAL NEWS
Tags: 2 quarts, acclimatization, adequate hydration, body, calorie, condition, cool, cycling, electrolyte, endurance, exceed 2, exertion, fitness activity, Fluid, fluid and electrolyte, genetic variability, good water, handlebars, heat, liters of water, mass, metabolic rate, Mounted, mouthpiece, physical exercise, physical fitness, power, production, replacement, saddlebag, sodium concentration, status, stroke, system, temperature, temperature humidity, variability, water bags, wet spot, Wind
Comments: 4 Comments
MANUAL CHARGING CONTROL
August 23, 2011The Wind up battery is the endless independent source of power. It is the only tool you will need to charge your mobile phone batteries, notebook batteries, GPS or any other modern gadget which is in this information-packed world essential life companion. The use of wind up battery charger is easy and being that it is totally portable and independent power supply, it is a valuable part of accessory of every trekker’s, backpacker’s, traveler’s adventures journey. It is also an essential back up power supply for any critical emergency events when there is no power supply available nearby.
How does it work?
The wind up battery mechanism uses internal generator, which is usually hand-powered by spinning the handle on the device. The hand motion, in which AC alternator is driven by a crank converts human mechanical energy and generates the electrical power, by spinning magnets past a coil of wire, which is stored in battery. To charge the device, utilizing the wind up mechanism the hand crank needs to be pulled out of the folded position, and spun in clockwise/counterclockwise direction. After some time of cranking, when the device is charged the handle is folded into position and the device is available to use.
There are also foot powered wind up battery devices, which generate power and self charge by human energy through step action. These are able to jump-start a boat or automobile battery, and power a wide array of instruments and accessories and present a valuable and versatile tool for power supply.
The Devices using wind up mechanism
There are several devices on market which utilize the wind up mechanism. It can be used as a wind up battery charger, wind up flashlight, wind up radio, wind up clock, mp3 player, or a larger electricity supply unit. Usually there are hand cranks folded into the devices, which can be pulled out when needed. The wind up devices are a great way to promote environmentally clean green energy source as the power is derived through windup mechanism which efficiently harvests the human energy and converts it to electricity.
If you are an environmentally conscious consumer who likes to travel and have a power charger available for his electric devices and an emergency power supply then the wind up battery is the device to look for.
Categories: LATEST TECHNOLOGICAL NEWS, PROJECTS
Tags: action, automobile, automobile battery, battery charger, charger, clockwise, coil of wire, consumer, critical emergency, electricity, electricity supply, emergency, emergency events, energy source, foot, green energy, hand crank, hand cranks, hand motion, human energy, independent power supply, independent source, life companion, MANUAL, mechanical energy, mechanism, mobile phone batteries, motion, notebook batteries, phone, player, power, time, Tool, trekker, versatile, versatile tool, Wind, wind up radio, windup
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