seen from China
seen from China
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from Hong Kong SAR China
seen from China
seen from Australia
seen from United States
seen from Australia
seen from China
seen from Netherlands
seen from Australia
seen from Germany
seen from France
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from Spain
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from Netherlands
The first electric tractors are now helping farms to improve their environmental record. “Tadus”, developed in Germany, is already in the fi
The first electric tractors are now helping farms to improve their environmental record. “Tadus”, developed in Germany, is already in the field at an organic farm outside Munich.
TADUS E-Traktoren -
Discover how electric tractors are reshaping modern agriculture with zero emissions, renewable energy, and lower operating costs for a sust
My capstone/senior project is coming along nicely... and also not. Wish I had more of a knack for this.
鑫ZAI007 • "錦衣衛"
Interesting concept designer
artstation
More from «Artstation» here
Elements of Machine Design by Virgil Moring Faires is definitely one of the most used books I had while studying mechanical engineering. It gave me a great share of headaches, and sleepless nights, although I admit to enjoy it!
Machine Design is also one of the major subjects of Mechanical Engineering. Even when I am not in uni anymore, its lessons and theories are still very important in life that is why I take it upon myself to review every now and then.
How to adjust forming panel width in Roll forming machine
Discussions I have with my father (who is also the director of my thesis) about my thesis;
1.
Me: so would it have to be movable?
Him: Noooo. You don't get it.
Me: So then it's how I said it.
Him: No. You dismount it and then put it in some other place.
Me: So it is movable
Him: yes, ofcourse
Me: ....
2.
Me: we could have the transmission directly onto the wheels instead of to the structure
Him: Well yeah but I'm not sure about that
*a few days later*
Him: I've been thinking, and I'm thinking we could have the transmission go directly onto the wheels instead of the structure
Me: Are you stealing my ideas or did you forget I already said this?
Doodly doodle time! I've been working on this particular setting for a little while, a currently unnamed generation ship that left the solar system 3,674 years ago, however, the exact reason for departure is unknown to the general public.
The ship itself was originally equipped with 3D printers, refineries and several bio-labs and crop fields. So it has been continually added upon since departure, intercepting various asteroids for raw materials: now the ship has grown from the size of a cruise liner to the size of Shanghai.
The original passengers and crew of the ship were majority Han Chinese, with the remaining 30% coming mosty from Central and Northern South America. Currently, the inhabitants have a form of insular dwarfism, which has been selected for as a method of conserving resources. Hence, the average height is 4'4, and around 70lb. They have very little body hair (a filter-friendly engineered trait) and short dense hair. Their blood also contains elevated red blood cell levels, due to early days of the journey being struck with oxygen distribution and supply issues. A modern human would develop mild hypoxia under the atmospheric conditions onboard.
Hairstyles are short, and don't get caught on things, while no piercings are present: anything that can get hung on tunnel walls is taboo. So they use sticky faux gems.
Living quarters are very space efficient and communal, the passengers have very little personal space at home, though there are garden chambers everywhere that aren't as well trafficked. They are much more touchy than modern people due to a long term space shortage over millenia. More information to follow in another post.
The gravitational situation on the ship is really quite complex and needs a full post unto itself, but the little diagram more or less explains it.
Finally, a tiny Ryo floating away from their bed during a slowdown burn. @randomly-random-stuff discussed some of this, so I felt obliged to give a cameo.
