Published 10. November 2011 at 2:30 pm - No Comments
I got a link in an e-mail from a communications contractor that I have worked with several times in the past about acoustic design. I don’t know too much about the acoustical engineering, so I learned a little about the measures of reverberation (RT-60) and articulation loss of consonants (%Alcons).
Published 19. October 2011 at 9:50 am - No Comments
I upgraded to AutoCAD 2012 last week. I had been limping along with the copy of AutoCAD LT 2008 for the past three-and-a-half years; that’s OK for building layout and whatnot, but sometimes you have to design in 3-D. I was tasked recently with generating a 3-D map of our warehouse ahead of...
Published 17. October 2011 at 1:07 pm - No Comments
If your work requires the use of a table saw, this is the one that you want to have. By running a small current through the blade, the saw senses contact with your finger, stops the blade, and retracts it quickly to prevent injury. I got a couple quotes for this dude today to replace an old table...
Published 17. October 2011 at 12:56 pm - No Comments
I am occasionally asked what the “PE” stands for at the end of my e-mail signature. I am registered in the state of Indiana as a Professional Engineer (or PE) which is a license to practice as an engineer. The state defines the practice of engineering as:
“Practice of engineering”...
Published 12. May 2010 at 4:59 pm - No Comments
Yup, it works. Maybe
Published 12. May 2010 at 9:50 am - No Comments
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I got a link in an e-mail from a communications contractor that I have worked with several times in the past about acoustic design. I don’t know too much about the acoustical engineering, so I learned a little about the measures of reverberation (RT-60) and articulation loss of consonants (%Alcons).
I upgraded to AutoCAD 2012 last week. I had been limping along with the copy of AutoCAD LT 2008 for the past three-and-a-half years; that’s OK for building layout and whatnot, but sometimes you have to design in 3-D. I was tasked recently with generating a 3-D map of our warehouse ahead of the implementation [...]
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