REVISTA

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (NEW YORK,1919)

ISSN: 0025-6501 Frecuencia: 12 Formato: Impresa

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Volumen 132 Número 4 Parte 0 Año 2010

Fluids passing over objects can set up vortices¿with potentially disastrous consequences. Technology can capture energy from the turbulence and convert it into clean, cheap electricity.	Solicitud
Michael Bernitsas

To reach the most sustained and powerful winds, and to preserve the view, offshore wind turbine deployment needs to be practical in deeper waters.	Solicitud
Dominique Roddier and Joshua Weinstein

Biofouling slows vessels and wastes fuel, so the Navy is looking at an underwater robot to keep its hulls shipshape.	Solicitud
John K. Borchardt

What design options do you have when production won¿t top a thousand pieces a year? Plenty, if you know the ropes.	Solicitud
Eric Schneider

By reducing parts count and easing assembly, one plasma cutter maker explores customized manufacturing.	Solicitud
Jean Thilmany, Associate Editor

Technical preparation isn¿t always a requirement for making decisions about inventions. And that may not be all bad.	Solicitud
Kirk Teska

Professional baseball has not changed appreciably in over 100 years. That isn¿t the case, however, with amateur level baseball and with softball.	Solicitud
Lloyd Smith and James Sherwood