Good Mechanical Engineering China pictures

Good Mechanical Engineering China pictures

Some cool mechanical engineering china pictures:

Image from web page 182 of “An American engineer in China” (1900)
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Title: An American engineer in China
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Parsons, William Barclay, 1859-1932
Subjects: Parsons, William Barclay, 1859-1932 Railroads
Publisher: New York, McClure, Phillips &amp co.
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ame on the base, they would beconsidered of Chinese make. They are inex-pensive, of the sort preferred by the Chinaman,although perhaps not for sale in Hamburg orBerlin. On the other hand, the American article,considerably more handsome, from our point of view,but also a lot more high-priced, is of the exact same style as issold on Broadway in New York. There is no want to multiply examples. Thereawaits the American manufacturer an outlet, espe-cially for tools, machinery, and other articles iniron and steel. He will find a demand for thesmaller and lighter machines, rather than for thelarger ones. That is to say, he must appeal firstto the person worker who exists now, ratherthan aim at the needs of a conglomeration in afactory which will come about in the future. The Chapter V: Industrial Relations 177 totals should be basic in character, casil WMirketlami kept in ortler, ami without tlie applicationof fast-return and other mechanical devices s&lttnecessary lor labor-saviiicr with us. Litiht W(jod-

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A Chinese Saw-mill The teeth of the saw are arranged to reduce on the up stroke alternatively oton the down, as in other countries operating machiner} can be made to supplant thepresent manual-labnr techniques and a laroe fieldis open for all sorts oi pumps, windmills, piping-,and other articles of Inrlraulic machinerv. Cott(jn g(jods of the finer grades, as properly as the 178 An American Engineer in China coarser which are supplied, household articles ofall kinds, glassware, window-glass, wall-paper,and plumbing fixtures will find a prepared market,as will also farm equipments, such as light-wheeledvehicles and small agricultural implements of allkinds. In these, as in a lot of manufactured arti-cles, American trade has as yet made little or noimpression and yet the American post has anacknowledged superiority over any other for-eign make. It is essential for us also to study the China-man himself. The English and American tradersmake but small try to find out the language, andtherefore frequently f

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Image from web page 124 of “American engineer and railroad journal” (1893)
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Title: American engineer and railroad journal
Year: 1893 (1890s)
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Subjects: Railroad engineering Engineering Railroads Railroad automobiles
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co, the firststop to be at Honolulu. From there he goes to Japan, Koreaand Slam, and from China he will travel more than the Trans-Siberian Railroad to Russia. He plans to go to every countryin Europe. Mr. Gross will be absent from this nation abouta year. The goal of his trip is to make a careful investi-gation of the opportunities for American locomotives in theOrient and European nations and to establish systematicbusiness relations. Mr. Gross will be accompanied on his tripby Cliarles M. Muchnic, till recently mechanical engineer ofthe Denver &amp Rio Grande, who will act as Mr. Gross secretary. Mr. Max Toltz has resigned as mechanical engineer of theGreat Northern Railway. He is engaged in superintendingthe application of his system of acetylene car lighting to alarge quantity of vehicles on the Canadian Pacific, and has beenretained by that road in a consulting engineering capacity inconnection with the new shops at Montreal. March, 1903. AMERICAN ENGINEER AND RAILROAD JOURNAL. Ill

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110824-N-XR557-038 SOUTH CHINA SEA (Aug. 24, 2011) Gas Turbine Systems Technician (Mechanical) 3rd Class Earl Bellamy, center, of the guided missile destroyer USS Chung-Hoon (DDG 93) shows Republic of Singapore Navy officers 2nd Lt. Dominic Lew, left, and Lt. Bryan Low, right, the propulsion gas turbine module during a tour of the engineering spaces whilst underway for Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) Singapore 2011. CARAT 2011 is a series of bilateral workout routines held annually in Southeast Asia to strengthen relationships and boost force readiness. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Katerine Noll/Released)

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A few nice sheet metal parts china images I located:

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Image by Governor Earl Ray Tomblin
Governor Tomblin, Department of Commerce

Celebrate West Virginia’s Top Exporters

Governor recognizes 37 West Virginia exporters,

announces STEP grant funding

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (August 24, 2016) – Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin, along with West Virginia Department of Commerce Secretary Keith Burdette, on Wednesday, August 24, 2016, awarded the International Market Entry Award to 37 businesses from across the Mountain State. These awards honor West Virginia companies that effectively exported to a new nation. In 2015, West Virginia companies exported a lot more than .8 billion in products to a lot more than 140 nations.

For the duration of the award presentation, Gov. Tomblin also announced that West Virginia has been after once more selected by the U.S. Little Enterprise Administration to receive funding by way of the State Trade and Export Promotion (STEP) grant initiative. These funds will assistance the West Virginia Development Office’s export help plan to support small organizations offset the charges of international company.

&quotToday we celebrate West Virginia companies that have proven our state can compete successfully in the worldwide market place. Exports are a important tool for financial growth,&quot Gov. Tomblin said. &quotThese businesses are an asset to our state as we continue to grow our business landscape and diversify West Virginia’s economy. I always appear forward to this chance to recognize their successes.&quot

The Governor’s Commendation for International Market Entry Awards honor firms that have effectively exported to a new nation in the preceding year. Each organization receives a framed piece of currency from every new country to which the organization started exporting. The presentation is primarily based on the tradition of displaying the very first dollar a business earns.

Organizations getting the Governor’s Commendation for the initial time this year are Probe America in Beckley, Mountain State Hardwoods in Bancroft, and Mountaineer Brand in Shepherdstown. In a special presentation, Wheeling Truck Center received its 100th export award. Given that producing their 1st export sale in 2010, the organization has exported to far more than one hundred countries.

The West Virginia Development Workplace International Division aids small- to medium-sized West Virginia firms enter new foreign markets. For a lot more data on export development services presented by the state, check out www.worldtradewv.org.

Commendations had been awarded nowadays to the following companies:

Berkeley County

Library Corporation, Inwood. Countries: Ethiopia and Madagascar. Solution: Automation software for libraries. Nations: Ethiopia and Madagascar.

Energy Sonix, Inc, Martinsburg. Nation: Cote D’Ivoire. Product: Public address systems.

Brooke County

American Muscle Docks &amp Fabrication, Wellsburg. Nations: Mexico and Norway. Products: Boat docks, hardware, and marine accessories.

Eagle Manufacturing Company, Wellsburg. Countries: Canada France Mexico and South Korea. Merchandise: Security cabinets, security cans, spill containment, material handling.

United States Gypsum Business, Weirton. Nation: Jordan. Product: Constructing material – corner bead.

Cabell County

Steel of West Virginia, Inc., Huntington. Nations: India and Thailand. Item: Steel rolling mill.

Fayette County

The Robbins Firm, Fayetteville. Country: Albania. Product: Conveyor equipment.

Grant County

Allegheny Wood Merchandise, Petersburg. Nation: Australia. Product: Hardwood lumber.

Greenbrier County

Nearly Heaven Saunas, LLC, Renick. Countries: Costa Rica and Czech Republic. Merchandise: Indoor and outdoor saunas.

American Foam Technologies, Inc., Maxwelton. Nation: Netherlands. Item: Phenolic and urethane foam.

Appalachian Electronic Instruments, Ronceverte. Country: Brazil. Product: Textile high quality/ procedure control equipment.

Ezebreak, LLC, Frankford. Country: Norway. Product: Micro-Blaster kits and accessories.

Falcon Analytical Systems &amp Technologies, LLC, Lewisburg. Countries: Brazil, Ireland and Russia. Solution: Gas chromatographs.

Hardy County

Peacock Manufacturing Co., LLC, Wardensville. Nation: Honduras. Solution: Custom cabinetry manufacturing.

Harrison County

FMW Rubber Items, Inc., Bridgeport. Country: Japan. Product: Ground expedient refueling system (GERS).

Jackson County

Constellium Rolled Goods Ravenswood, LLC, Ravenswood. Nation: South Africa. Items: Aluminum sheet, plate, coil merchandise.

Niche Polymer, LLC, Ravenswood. Country: China. Product: Plastic compounding, extrusion.

Jefferson County

Mountaineer Brand, Shepherdstown. Nation: Sweden. Products: All-natural beard and body care goods.

Schonstedt Instrument Company, Kearneysville. Nations: Dominica Mexico Panama Paraguay and Republic of Macedonia. Items: Underground utility locators.

Kanawha County

Cyclops Industries, Inc., South Charleston. Country: Iraq. Product: Cyclops security sight glass.

NGK Spark Plugs (U.S.A.), Inc., Sissonville. Nations: China Germany Thailand and United Kingdom. Merchandise: Spark plugs, oxygen sensors.

Preiser Scientific, Inc., Charleston. Country: Nepal. Goods: Laboratory testing gear for the coal industry.

Resolute Forest Items, Fairmont. Countries: Australia Italy Japan South Korea Spain and United Kingdom. Solution: Recycled bleach kraft pulp.

Marshall County

Tecnocap, LLC, Glen Dale. Countries: Brazil Mexico and Sri Lanka. Products: Metal closures for packaging.

Monongalia County

Gurkees®, Morgantown. Countries: China Cyprus Finland Israel Poland Switzerland Taiwan and United Arab Emirates. Item: Rope sandals.

Z Electric Car, Westover. Countries: Indonesia and United Arab Emirates. Products: Electric automobiles, EV components.

Morgan County

Caperton Furniturworks, LLC, Berkeley Springs. Nations: Uganda and Vietnam. Solution: Wooden furnishings.

Ohio County

Direct On the web Marketing and advertising, Wheeling. Countries: Costa Rica and Germany. Products: Digital marketing and advertising search engine marketing.

TROY Group, Inc., Wheeling. Countries: Chad China Cyprus Dominican Republic El Salvador Ethiopia French Polynesia Hungary Indonesia Iraq Kuwait Malaysia Mozambique New Zealand Pakistan Panama Paraguay Spain Thailand and Turkey. Product: Safety printing options.

Wheeling Truck Center, Inc., Wheeling. Nations: Ethiopia Moldova Guatemala and Panama. Product: Truck parts.

Putnam County

Kanawha Scales &amp Systems, Inc., Poca. Nation: Australia. Solution: Coal train loadout.

Mountain State Hardwoods, Bancroft. Countries: China Egypt United Kingdom and Vietnam. Solution: Lumber.

Multicoat Products, Fraziers Bottom. Countries: Canada China Costa Rica Greece Japan Mexico and United Arab Emirates. Solution: Construction coatings.

Raleigh County

American Airworks, Sophia. Nations: China Indonesia Lithuania Nigeria Panama Qatar Spain and Sweden. Merchandise: High pressure breathing apparatus and compressed air components.

Cogar Manufacturing, Beckley. Nation: Austria. Item: Feeder breaker.

Englo, Inc. dba Engart, Inc., Beckley. Nations: Philippines, Thailand and Trinidad &amp Tobago. Product: Dust extraction.

Probe America, Inc., Beckley. Nations: Bahamas and Canada. Products: Odor and dust manage goods.

Wood County

Baron-Blakeslee SFC, Inc., Williamstown. Nations: Costa Rica and Egypt. Product: Industrial cleaning systems.

Photographs accessible for media use. All photographs should be attributed “Photo courtesy of Workplace of the Governor.”

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Image by Governor Earl Ray Tomblin
Governor Tomblin, Department of Commerce

Celebrate West Virginia’s Top Exporters

Governor recognizes 37 West Virginia exporters,

announces STEP grant funding

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (August 24, 2016) – Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin, along with West Virginia Division of Commerce Secretary Keith Burdette, on Wednesday, August 24, 2016, awarded the International Marketplace Entry Award to 37 firms from across the Mountain State. These awards honor West Virginia organizations that effectively exported to a new country. In 2015, West Virginia businesses exported more than .eight billion in goods to a lot more than 140 countries.

Throughout the award presentation, Gov. Tomblin also announced that West Virginia has been after once more selected by the U.S. Tiny Enterprise Administration to acquire funding via the State Trade and Export Promotion (STEP) grant initiative. These funds will assistance the West Virginia Development Office’s export assistance plan to aid small organizations offset the expenses of international business.

&quotToday we celebrate West Virginia businesses that have confirmed our state can compete successfully in the international market. Exports are a essential tool for financial growth,&quot Gov. Tomblin said. &quotThese businesses are an asset to our state as we continue to develop our company landscape and diversify West Virginia’s economy. I always appear forward to this chance to recognize their successes.&quot

The Governor’s Commendation for International Market place Entry Awards honor companies that have effectively exported to a new country in the preceding year. Each business receives a framed piece of currency from each new country to which the organization started exporting. The presentation is primarily based on the tradition of displaying the first dollar a company earns.

Companies receiving the Governor’s Commendation for the 1st time this year are Probe America in Beckley, Mountain State Hardwoods in Bancroft, and Mountaineer Brand in Shepherdstown. In a unique presentation, Wheeling Truck Center received its 100th export award. Since producing their very first export sale in 2010, the firm has exported to much more than 100 countries.

The West Virginia Development Office International Division helps little- to medium-sized West Virginia firms enter new foreign markets. For more details on export development services offered by the state, check out www.worldtradewv.org.

Commendations have been awarded nowadays to the following organizations:

Berkeley County

Library Corporation, Inwood. Countries: Ethiopia and Madagascar. Item: Automation application for libraries. Nations: Ethiopia and Madagascar.

Power Sonix, Inc, Martinsburg. Country: Cote D’Ivoire. Solution: Public address systems.

Brooke County

American Muscle Docks &amp Fabrication, Wellsburg. Countries: Mexico and Norway. Goods: Boat docks, hardware, and marine accessories.

Eagle Manufacturing Business, Wellsburg. Nations: Canada France Mexico and South Korea. Merchandise: Security cabinets, security cans, spill containment, material handling.

United States Gypsum Firm, Weirton. Nation: Jordan. Solution: Building material – corner bead.

Cabell County

Steel of West Virginia, Inc., Huntington. Countries: India and Thailand. Product: Steel rolling mill.

Fayette County

The Robbins Business, Fayetteville. Nation: Albania. Solution: Conveyor gear.

Grant County

Allegheny Wood Goods, Petersburg. Nation: Australia. Item: Hardwood lumber.

Greenbrier County

Almost Heaven Saunas, LLC, Renick. Countries: Costa Rica and Czech Republic. Goods: Indoor and outdoor saunas.

American Foam Technologies, Inc., Maxwelton. Country: Netherlands. Solution: Phenolic and urethane foam.

Appalachian Electronic Instruments, Ronceverte. Nation: Brazil. Product: Textile high quality/ approach control gear.

Ezebreak, LLC, Frankford. Country: Norway. Solution: Micro-Blaster kits and accessories.

Falcon Analytical Systems &amp Technologies, LLC, Lewisburg. Countries: Brazil, Ireland and Russia. Product: Gas chromatographs.

Hardy County

Peacock Manufacturing Co., LLC, Wardensville. Nation: Honduras. Item: Custom cabinetry manufacturing.

Harrison County

FMW Rubber Items, Inc., Bridgeport. Nation: Japan. Product: Ground expedient refueling method (GERS).

Jackson County

Constellium Rolled Merchandise Ravenswood, LLC, Ravenswood. Country: South Africa. Items: Aluminum sheet, plate, coil products.

Niche Polymer, LLC, Ravenswood. Nation: China. Solution: Plastic compounding, extrusion.

Jefferson County

Mountaineer Brand, Shepherdstown. Nation: Sweden. Items: Organic beard and physique care items.

Schonstedt Instrument Company, Kearneysville. Countries: Dominica Mexico Panama Paraguay and Republic of Macedonia. Items: Underground utility locators.

Kanawha County

Cyclops Industries, Inc., South Charleston. Country: Iraq. Product: Cyclops safety sight glass.

NGK Spark Plugs (U.S.A.), Inc., Sissonville. Countries: China Germany Thailand and United Kingdom. Goods: Spark plugs, oxygen sensors.

Preiser Scientific, Inc., Charleston. Nation: Nepal. Products: Laboratory testing gear for the coal sector.

Resolute Forest Merchandise, Fairmont. Nations: Australia Italy Japan South Korea Spain and United Kingdom. Product: Recycled bleach kraft pulp.

Marshall County

Tecnocap, LLC, Glen Dale. Nations: Brazil Mexico and Sri Lanka. Goods: Metal closures for packaging.

Monongalia County

Gurkees®, Morgantown. Countries: China Cyprus Finland Israel Poland Switzerland Taiwan and United Arab Emirates. Item: Rope sandals.

Z Electric Car, Westover. Countries: Indonesia and United Arab Emirates. Merchandise: Electric vehicles, EV elements.

Morgan County

Caperton Furniturworks, LLC, Berkeley Springs. Countries: Uganda and Vietnam. Solution: Wooden furniture.

Ohio County

Direct Online Advertising and marketing, Wheeling. Nations: Costa Rica and Germany. Items: Digital marketing search engine marketing.

TROY Group, Inc., Wheeling. Nations: Chad China Cyprus Dominican Republic El Salvador Ethiopia French Polynesia Hungary Indonesia Iraq Kuwait Malaysia Mozambique New Zealand Pakistan Panama Paraguay Spain Thailand and Turkey. Product: Security printing solutions.

Wheeling Truck Center, Inc., Wheeling. Nations: Ethiopia Moldova Guatemala and Panama. Item: Truck components.

Putnam County

Kanawha Scales &amp Systems, Inc., Poca. Nation: Australia. Item: Coal train loadout.

Mountain State Hardwoods, Bancroft. Nations: China Egypt United Kingdom and Vietnam. Product: Lumber.

Multicoat Products, Fraziers Bottom. Nations: Canada China Costa Rica Greece Japan Mexico and United Arab Emirates. Solution: Construction coatings.

Raleigh County

American Airworks, Sophia. Countries: China Indonesia Lithuania Nigeria Panama Qatar Spain and Sweden. Products: Higher stress breathing apparatus and compressed air components.

Cogar Manufacturing, Beckley. Nation: Austria. Item: Feeder breaker.

Englo, Inc. dba Engart, Inc., Beckley. Nations: Philippines, Thailand and Trinidad &amp Tobago. Solution: Dust extraction.

Probe America, Inc., Beckley. Nations: Bahamas and Canada. Goods: Odor and dust handle items.

Wood County

Baron-Blakeslee SFC, Inc., Williamstown. Countries: Costa Rica and Egypt. Solution: Industrial cleaning systems.

Photographs available for media use. All pictures should be attributed “Photo courtesy of Workplace of the Governor.”

Fabrication Of Structural Steel By Plasma And Laser Cutting – Cwdm Tranceiver – China ten Gigabit

Fabrication Of Structural Steel By Plasma And Laser Cutting – Cwdm Tranceiver – China ten Gigabit

Background: Structural Steel Components
Structural steel is typically thought of as the “skeleton” of multi-story construction, in that it gives the framework upon which floor, wall and exterior cladding systems are affixed. Individual pieces of structural steel (interchangeably named elements, sections or members) are created in steel mills or foundries, conforming to chemical composition and geometric/dimensional specifications established by regulatory agencies and business associations, such as the American Institute of Steel Building.
The most common structural steel elements are beams (also known as I-beams, H-beams or girders), channels, HSS (for hollow structural shapes), angles, columns and plate. These components are cut to essential lengths and joined together, either by welding or mechanical fastening (bolting) in the manner prescribed to accomplish the objectives for supporting each static and dynamic loads.
Traditional Fabrication Strategies
Fabrication (cutting and drilling features) of structural steel elements has often been performed utilizing “metal against metal” techniques, and these stay the most widespread fabrication strategies nowadays. The emergence of CNC (personal computer numerical manage) technology brought automation and greater accuracy to these techniques, resulting in families of unique objective machines dedicated to performing individual fabrication tasks.
Non-CNC Metal Cutting Bandsaw – Horizontal Kind
Maybe the most common such machine is the bandsaw. A bandsaw employs a continuously rotating band of toothed metal to saw via the structural steel and is normally utilised to reduce via the complete cross section of the element to attain the prescribed length.
A beam drill line (drill line) has lengthy been regarded as an indispensable way to drill holes and mill slots into beams, channels and HSS components. CNC beam drill lines are normally equipped with feed conveyors and position sensors to move the element into position for drilling, plus probing capability to establish the precise place where the hole or slot is to be reduce.
For cutting irregular openings or non-uniform ends on dimensional (non-plate) elements, a cutting torch is usually utilized. Oxy-fuel torches are the most common technology and range from easy hand-held torches to automated CNC ‘coping machines’ that move the torch head around the structural element in accordance with cutting guidelines programmed into the machine.
Fabricating flat plate is performed on a plate processing center where the plate is laid flat on a stationary ‘table’ and different cutting heads traverse the plate from a gantry-style arm or “bridge.” The cutting heads can include a punch, drill or torch.
Plasma and Laser Technologies Applied To Industrial Metal Cutting
Plasma Cutting – a technologies that grew out of plasma welding in the 1960s – emerged as a quite productive way to reduce sheet metal and plate in the 1980s. It had the advantages over standard “metal against metal” cutting of generating no metal chips and providing accurate cuts, and made a cleaner edge than oxy-fuel cutting. Early plasma cutters were massive, somewhat slow and costly and, consequently, tended to be committed to repeating cutting patterns in a “mass production” mode.
Industrial Laser Cutting of Steel with Cutting Directions Programmed Through the CNC Interface
As with other machine tools, CNC (pc numerical manage) technologies was applied to plasma cutting machines in the late 1980s into the 1990’s, giving plasma cutting machines higher flexibility to cut diverse shapes “on demand” based on a set of instructions that were programmed into the machine’s numerical control. These CNC plasma cutting machines were, however, usually restricted to cutting patterns and parts in flat sheets of steel, using only two axes of motion (referred to as X Y cutting).
Industrial laser technologies followed a commercialization path for industrial use equivalent to that of plasma, but roughly a decade later. Industrial laser cutting technology for metals has the positive aspects over plasma cutting of being far more precise and utilizing much less power when cutting sheet metal, however, most industrial lasers can’t cut via the greater metal thickness that plasma can. Newer lasers machines operating at greater power (6000 watts, as contrasted with early laser cutting machines’ 1500 watt ratings) are approaching plasma machines in their potential to cut by means of thick components, but the capital expense of such machines is a lot higher than that of plasma cutting machines capable of cutting thick components like steel plate.
The majority of industrial laser cutting machines are also employed to reduce flat supplies, employing two axes of motion for the cutting head.
Multi-Axis Plasma and Laser Cutting of Structural Sections
Beginning in the late 1990s, programmable industrial robots had been integrated with plasma and laser cutting to allow these metal cutting technologies to be applied to a lot more generalized cutting of non-flat shapes. These “3D Systems” use the industrial robot to move the laser or plasma cutting head around the element to be reduce, so that the cutting path could encompass the complete outer surface of the element. Numerous systems also grip the element to be reduce in a “chuck” so that the element itself can be rotated or indexed forward or backward in concert with the movement of the cutting head. This serves to reduce general cutting time and improve accuracy by optimizing the motion of the element with the motion of the cutting head.
Robotic 3D laser cutting systems regularly make use of this strategy of moving the element to be reduce, due to the fact laser systems function effectively with smaller thin-wall components such as tubes. As OD and wall thickness of the pipe/tube increases, 3D laser cutting becomes significantly less appealing due to the improved cutting time and higher capital expense of laser cutting technologies.
Robotic plasma cutting is far more extensively employed for 3D cutting of pipe, including HSS, utilized as structural steel components. Vernon Tool Firm was an early innovator in creating 3D plasma cutting machinery for oil/gas field and structural tube/pipe. Similar systems introduced by QuickPen, Watts Specialties and Bickle Manufacturing are capable of cutting pipe diameters up to 32 inches and producing straight, angled and saddle cuts, like beveled-edge cuts needed for joining collectively distinct pipes.
The task of robotic plasma cutting of more diverse shapes, such as beams and channels, has proven to be much more challenging. The large sizes and assortment of shapes involved make the approach of gripping the structural steel element in a chuck impractical. This locations the entire burden of cutting motion back on the robot. In order to have the cuts and attributes placed exactly where they are intended on the element, the robot must be given some instruction as to the place, size and shape of the element.
Robotic plasma cutting of a structural steel beam
Burlington Automation developed software capable of reading CAD drawings of the structural element, and combining this info with motion manage and sensor feedback to arrive at a 3D plasma cutting method that in impact “sees” the structural steel element it is to reduce. There are no vision systems involved, rather the robotic arm that carries the plasma torch head gently touches (probes) the element to be cut in numerous places and combines this information along with the CAD drawing information to determine the exact contours of the element in 3 dimensions. With this info, the robotic plasma cutting system, which goes by the trade name PythonX is capable to reduce a range of functions (bolt holes, copes, notches) or marks into precise locations along the structural elements. This extends the automated 3D plasma cutting capability pioneered by Vernon Tool and other individuals to the complete variety of structural steel components, hence permitting the PythonX system to replace beam drill lines, coping machines, bandsaws and plate burning centers.
If the previous is prologue, it may possibly be anticipated that robotic 3D laser cutting technologies will quickly be commonly applied to the fabrication of structural steel elements, as has already been done with plasma cutting. The steel thickness limitation of laser cutting has been overcome by the evolution of more potent laser systems. Even so, as a general rule, tolerances on structural steel elements are less exacting than for other manufactured steel goods (such as auto components), for that reason the additional precision that laser cutting provides is generally not required for structural steel. Places of exception might be structural components for ships and massive, highly customized fabrications for power plants. For the time becoming, the reduce capital cost and greater cutting speeds of robotic 3D plasma cutting make it the technologies of option for generalized fabrication of structural steel elements.
Citations
^ How Structural Steel Is Produced by Bradford McKee, Contemporary Steel Construction, August 2007.
^ The Life and Times of Plasma Cutting – How The Technologies Got Where It Is These days by Thierry Renault and Nakhleh.
^ Making Plasma Cutting Easier – Using CNC Automation Technology by Brad Thompson and Kris Hanchette, The Fabricator, August 2003.
^ Science Nonfiction by Kevin Cole, The Fabricator, August 2002.
^ Tube, Profile Cutting With Lightning Speed – Laser Cutting Tube With A Rotary Axis by Dr. A. Pieter Schwarzenbach, The Fabricator, October 2005.
^ Focusing On Tube Cutting Lasers by Eric Lundin, Tube &amp Pipe Journal, November 2002.
^ Generating Hands-Totally free Straight, Saddle and Miter Cuts by Eric Lundin, Tube &amp Pipe Journal, June 2003.
^ Burlington Automation – Breaking The Robot Barrier Case Study from ABB Robotics.
External links
How stuff functions – Plasma cutters
How stuff performs – Laser

Cool Higher Precision Engineering images

Cool Higher Precision Engineering images

Check out these high precision engineering pictures:

Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center: South hangar panorama, such as Vought OS2U-three Kingfisher seaplane, B-29 Enola Gay
high precision engineering
Image by Chris Devers
Quoting Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum | Vought OS2U-3 Kingfisher:

The Kingfisher was the U.S. Navy’s primary ship-based, scout and observation aircraft throughout Globe War II. Revolutionary spot welding strategies gave it a smooth, non-buckling fuselage structure. Deflector plate flaps that hung from the wing’s trailing edge and spoiler-augmented ailerons functioned like further flaps to allow slower landing speeds. Most OS2Us operated in the Pacific, exactly where they rescued numerous downed airmen, including World War I ace Eddie Rickenbacker and the crew of his B-17 Flying Fortress.

In March 1942, this airplane was assigned to the battleship USS Indiana. It later underwent a six-month overhaul in California, returned to Pearl Harbor, and rejoined the Indiana in March 1944. Lt. j.g. Rollin M. Batten Jr. was awarded the Navy Cross for generating a daring rescue in this airplane beneath heavy enemy fire on July four, 1944.

Transferred from the United States Navy.

Manufacturer:
Vought-Sikorsky Aircraft Division

Date:
1937

Nation of Origin:
United States of America

Dimensions:
Overall: 15ft 1 1/8in. x 33ft 9 1/2in., 4122.6lb., 36ft 1 1/16in. (460 x 1030cm, 1870kg, 1100cm)

Supplies:
Wings covered with fabric aft of the major spar

Physical Description:
Two-seat monoplane, deflector plate flaps hung from the trailing edge of the wing, ailerons drooped at low airspeeds to function like further flaps, spoilers.

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Quoting Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum | Boeing B-29 Superfortress &quotEnola Gay&quot:

Boeing’s B-29 Superfortress was the most sophisticated propeller-driven bomber of Globe War II and the very first bomber to house its crew in pressurized compartments. Although created to fight in the European theater, the B-29 located its niche on the other side of the globe. In the Pacific, B-29s delivered a assortment of aerial weapons: conventional bombs, incendiary bombs, mines, and two nuclear weapons.

On August 6, 1945, this Martin-constructed B-29-45-MO dropped the first atomic weapon utilised in combat on Hiroshima, Japan. Three days later, Bockscar (on display at the U.S. Air Force Museum close to Dayton, Ohio) dropped a second atomic bomb on Nagasaki, Japan. Enola Gay flew as the advance climate reconnaissance aircraft that day. A third B-29, The Fantastic Artiste, flew as an observation aircraft on each missions.

Transferred from the United States Air Force.

Manufacturer:
Boeing Aircraft Co.
Martin Co., Omaha, Nebr.

Date:
1945

Nation of Origin:
United States of America

Dimensions:
All round: 900 x 3020cm, 32580kg, 4300cm (29ft six five/16in. x 99ft 1in., 71825.9lb., 141ft 15/16in.)

Supplies:
Polished overall aluminum finish

Physical Description:
Four-engine heavy bomber with semi-monoqoque fuselage and higher-aspect ratio wings. Polished aluminum finish all round, normal late-World War II Army Air Forces insignia on wings and aft fuselage and serial quantity on vertical fin 509th Composite Group markings painted in black &quotEnola Gay&quot in black, block letters on reduced left nose.

Portrait of Ellen Terry as “Lady MacBeth” (Etching, 1895)

Portrait of Ellen Terry as “Lady MacBeth” (Etching, 1895)

A few good stamping parts china photos I found:

Portrait of Ellen Terry as “Lady MacBeth” (Etching, 1895)
stamping parts china
Image by Toronto Public Library Specific Collections
Title: Portrait of Ellen Terry as ‘Lady MacBeth’
Medium: Original etching
Artist: primarily based on John Singer Sargent oil portrait 1889 (United States, 1856-1925)
Engraver: Gaston Albert Manchon (France, Born 1855)
Publisher: George Barrie, Philadelphia
Date: 1895

This image is portion of the Ellen Terry collection.
Place: Toronto Reference Library, Performing Arts Centre

Rights: Public domain

Art Exhibited at the World’s Columbian Exposition and George Barrie:
From 1893 to 1895 the Philadelphia printer and publisher, George Barrie, was at operate upon a massive and lavish series of original etchings and chromolithographs detailing exhibits of the fine art from participating nations at the World’s Columbian Exposition.

The original prints, such as this fine example, have been printed on either China or Japon papers and were restricted to an edition of only two hundred impressions. Barrie hired some of the finest etchers of the time to operate on the series.

These days these original etchings and lithographs are collected not only for their important 1890’s style but for their superb technical accomplishments

Image Size: 18&quot X 12 1/5&quot (to edge of margins)

Condition: Superb. Printed on fine China paper and impressed onto a bigger sheet of white, wove paper. Bearing the official blindstamp of the World’s Columbian Exposition to the lower left. All blind stamped with seal of 1893 World Columbia Expositionrom From a site … not positive it applies to ours

Description: (Sargent, Shakespeare, Ellen Terry-Actress)

Feasible supply – 1893 Columbian Exposition Art and Architecture
By William Walton – Volume 1 The Art – published by George Barrie Philadelphia. &quot

1942 Admiral Togo with Surcharge marking the Surrender of Singapore
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Image by Vintage Lulu
The four Sen Green depicting Admiral Togo was first issued in 1937. This stamp bears a surcharge &quot+ 2 Sen&quot to mark the Surrender of Singapore which dates it to 1942.

Togo was a Fleet Admiral in the Imperial Japanese Navy and one of Japan’s greatest naval heroes. He was termed by Western journalists as the ‘Nelson of the East’.

Tōgō was born on 27 January 1848 (by the Western calendar) in the city of Kagoshima in feudal Japan. Tōgō’s father was a samurai, serving below the property of Shimazu, and he had 3 brothers.

Kachiyacho was one particular of Kagoshima’s samurai housing-districts, in which a lot of other influential figures of the Meiji period had been born, such as Saigō Takamori and Ōkubo Toshimichi. They rose to prominent positions beneath the Meiji Emperor partly due to the fact the Shimazu clan had been a decisive military and political aspect in the Boshin war against the Tokugawa Shogunate and in the Meiji Restoration.

Tōgō’s initial combat expertise was at the age of 15 throughout the Anglo-Satsuma War (August 1863), in which Kagoshima was bombarded by the British Royal Navy to punish the Satsuma daimyo for the murder of Charles Lennox Richardson on the Tōkaidō highway the earlier year (the Namamugi Incident), and the Japanese refusal to spend an indemnity in compensation.

The following year, Satsuma established a navy, in which Tōgō and two of his brothers enrolled. In January 1868, during the Boshin war, Tōgō was assigned to a paddle-wheel steam warship, Kasuga, which participated to the Naval Battle of Awa, close to Osaka, against the navy of the Bakufu, the first Japanese naval battle amongst two contemporary fleets.

As the conflict spread to northern Japan, Tōgō participated as a third-class officer aboard the Kasuga in the final battles against the remnants of the Bakufu forces, the Naval Battle of Miyako and the Naval Battle of Hakodate (1869).
Tōgō studied naval science for seven years in England as an apprentice officer, from 1871 to 1878, collectively with sixteen (or eleven?) other Japanese students. Tōgō visited London, at that time the largest and most populous city in the planet. Several things were strange to Japanese eyes the round houses made out of stone, the ‘number and massiveness of the buildings’, ‘the furnishings of a commonplace European room’, ‘the displays in the butchers’ shop windows: it took them many days to grow to be accustomed to such an abundance of meat.’ The Japanese group was separated and sent to English boardinghouses for person instruction in English language, customs and manners. Next, Tōgō was sent to Plymouth, exactly where he was assigned as a cadet on HMS Worcester, which was element of the Thames Nautical Instruction College, in 1872. Tōgō identified his cadet rations ‘inadequate’: &quotI swallowed my small rations in a moment. I formed the habit of dipping my bread in my tea and eating a excellent deal of it, to the surprise of my English comrades.&quot This was attributed possibly to Tōgō’s ‘Far Eastern metabolism’, the lack of rice, ‘or that some other essential element was missing or maybe the climatic differences sharpened his appetite.’ Probably the excitement of his adventure contributed, or possibly Togo just liked the meals. Togo’s comrades known as him ‘Johnny Chinaman’, getting unfamiliar with the ‘Orient’, and not being aware of the distinction amongst Asiatic peoples. ‘The young samurai did not like that, and on a lot more than one occasion he place an end to it by blows.’ Tōgō also shocked these young Englishmen by graduating second in the class.

For the duration of 1875, Tōgō circumnavigated the globe as an ordinary seaman on the British coaching-ship Hampshire, leaving in February and staying seventy days at sea with out a port contact till reaching Melbourne, consuming only salted meat and ship’s biscuits. Tōgō ‘observed the strange animals on the Southern continent.’ On his return, Tōgō had sailed thirty thousand miles. Tōgō suffered a strange illness which severely threatened his eyesight: ‘the patient asked his healthcare advisers to &quottry almost everything&quot, and some of their experiments have been very painful.’ Mr. Capel commented later, ‘If’, he wrote, ‘I had not seen with my personal eyes what a Japanese can suffer with out complaint, I must frequently have been disinclined to believe….But, getting observed Tōgō, I think all of them.’ The Harley Street ophthalmologists saved his eyesight. Tōgō studied mathematics in Cambridge (although not at the University) throughout this time, although living with Reverend A.S. Capel. Tōgō then went to the Royal Naval Academy in Portsmouth, and to the Royal Naval College, Greenwich. For the duration of his stay, the Imperial Japanese Navy placed orders in Fantastic Britain for three warships. Tōgō created use of the chance to apply his instruction, supervising (watching meticulously) the building of the Fusō whilst on function encounter at the Samuda Brothers shipyard on the Isle of Dogs.

Tōgō, newly promoted to lieutenant lastly returned to Japan on 22 May possibly 1878 onboard a single of the newly-bought British-built ships, the Hiei.

Tōgō was absent from Japan for the duration of the Satsuma Rebellion, and typically expressed regret for the fate of his benefactor Saigō Takamori.

Franco-Chinese war (1884-1885)
Back in the Imperial Japanese Navy, Tōgō received many commands, very first as captain of Daini Teibo, and then Amagi. Throughout the Franco-Chinese War (1884-1885), Tōgō, onboard Amagi, closely followed the actions of the French fleet beneath Admiral Courbet.

Tōgō also observed the ground combat of the French forces against the Chinese in Formosa (Taiwan), beneath the guidance of Joseph Joffre, future Commander-in-Chief of French forces throughout World War I.

Sino-Japanese war (1894-1895)
Japanese Admiral Tōgō at the age of 55, shortly prior to the Russo-Japanese WarIn 1894, at the starting of the Initial Sino-Japanese War, Tōgō, as a captain of the cruiser Naniwa, sank the British transport ship, Kowshing, which was charted by the Chinese Beiyang Fleet to convey troops. A report of the incident was sent by Suematsu Kencho to Mutsu Munemitsu.

The sinking practically triggered a diplomatic conflict amongst Japan and Great Britain, but it was finally recognized by British jurists as in total conformity with International Law, producing Tōgō popular overnight for his mastery of contentious issues involving foreign nations and regulations. The British ship had been ferrying hundreds of Chinese soldiers towards Korea, and these soldiers had mutinied and taken over the ship upon the look and threats from the Japanese ships.

He later took element in the Battle of the Yalu, with the Naniwa as the last ship in the line of battle below the overall command of Admiral Tsuboi Kozo. Togo was promoted to rear admiral at the finish of the war, in 1895.

Following the finish of the Sino-Japanese War, Tōgō’s career was not so prominent. He was successively commandant of the Naval War College (Japan), commander of the Sasebo Naval College, and Commander of the Standing Fleet.

Russo-Japanese War (1904-1905)
Admiral Tōgō on the bridge of the battleship Mikasa, at the starting of the Battle of Tsushima, in 1905In 1903, the Navy Minister Yamamoto Gonnohyoe appointed Tōgō Commander-in-Chief of the Combined Fleet of the Imperial Japanese Navy. This astonished many folks, which includes Emperor Meiji, who asked Yamamoto why Tōgō was appointed. Yamamoto replied to the emperor, Since Tōgō is a man of very good fortune.

For the duration of the Russo-Japanese War, Tōgō engaged the Russian fleet at Port Arthur, in 1904, and destroyed the Russian Baltic Fleet in 1905, at the Battle of Tsushima, shocking the world with the strategic upset. This historic battle broke Russian strength in East Asia, and is also mentioned to have triggered numerous uprisings in the Russian Navy (1905 uprisings in Vladivostok and the Battleship Potemkin uprising), contributing to the Russian Revolution of 1905.

There was an investigation of the Russian naval leadership of the expedition, which Tōgō had destroyed or captured, into the reasons behind their utter defeat. The Russian commander of the destroyed Baltic fleet, Admiral Zinovi Rozhdestvenski (who was badly wounded in the battle) attempted to take full blame for the disaster, and the grateful authorities (and rulers of Russia) acquitted him at his trial. Nevertheless, they produced Admiral Nikolai Nebogatov, who had attempted to affix blame to the Russian Government a scapegoat. Nebogatov was discovered guilty, sentenced to ten years imprisonment in a fortress, but was released by the Tsar soon after only serving 2 years.

In 1906, Tōgō was produced a Member of the British Order of Merit by King Edward VII.

Later, Tōgō was Chief of the Naval General Employees and was given the title of hakushaku (Count) beneath the kazoku peerage program. He also served as a member of the Supreme War Council.

In 1913, Tōgō received the honorific title of Fleet Admiral.

From 1914 to 1924, Tōgō was put in charge of the education of Prince Hirohito, the future Showa Emperor.

He expressed a dislike and disinterest for involvement in politics even so, he did make robust statements against the London Naval Treaty.

Captain Sempill showing a Sparrowhawk to Admiral Tōgō Heihachiro, 1921.Tōgō was awarded the Collar of the Supreme Order of the Chrysanthemum in 1926, an honor that was held only by Emperor Showa and Prince Kan’in Kotohito at the time. He added the award to his current Order of the Golden Kite (1st class) and already existing Order of the Chrysanthemum. His title was raised to that of koshaku marquis in 1934 a day just before his death.

On his death in 1934 at the age of 86, he was accorded a state funeral. The navies of Wonderful Britain, United States, Netherlands, France, Italy and China all sent ships to a naval parade in his honor in Tokyo Bay.

The Togo Shrine, in Harajuku, Tokyo, Japan.
Tōgō Gensui kine kōen
Chiyoda, TokyoIn 1940, Tōgō Jinja was built in Harajuku, Tokyo, as the naval rival to the Nogi Shrine erected in the honor of Imperial Japanese Army Basic Nogi Maresuke. The idea of elevating him to a Shinto kami had been discussed before his death, and he had been vehemently opposed to the thought. There is another Tōgō shrine at Tsuyazaki, Fukuoka. The statues to him in Japan include one particular at Ontaku Shrine, in Agano, Saitama and a single in front of the memorial battleship Mikasa in Yokosuka.

Tōgō’s son and grandson also served in the Imperial Japanese Navy. His grandson died in combat throughout the Pacific War on the heavy cruiser Maya at the Battle of Leyte.

五智国分寺三重塔/gochi Kokubun Temple’s 3-story pagoda
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Region:五智国分寺/Gochi Kokubun temple
Place: 直江津/Nauetsu
District: 五智/Gochi
City上越市/Joetsu-shi
County: 新潟県/Niigata-ken
Country: 日本/Japan

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Photographer: 黒澤 実千代「コニー」/Kurosawa Michiyo [Connie]

新潟県 のスタンプ/Niigata- ken stamps:
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五智国分寺のスタンプ/Gochi Kokubun temple stamps:
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注釈:
直江津越後五智国分寺:
今から1200年程前の天平13年に聖武天皇が日本の平和と繁栄を祈願して、その国ごとに国分寺と国分寺尼寺を建立された越後の国の国分寺です…
詳述:
www5c.biglobe.ne.jp/~etigo/

注釈:
三重塔:
三重の塔は、寛政6年の火災以後、安政3年(1856)に宮大工曽武川常右衛門、江崎長三郎の手により着工されました。その後、慶応元年(1865)に上棟され整備されてきましたが、高欄などが未完成のまま現在に至っております。また、塔の壁面には高田の名工石倉正義銘の十二支と中国十二孝の半分の彫刻がはめ込まれています。

Annotation:
Nauetsu Echigo gochi Kokubun Temple:
Fore much more detail [JP]:
www5c.biglobe.ne.jp/~etigo/

Pagoda:
a tiered tower, constructed in the traditions originating in historic East Asia or with respect to those traditions, with numerous eaves widespread in Nepal, India, China, Japan, Korea, Vietnam, Burma and other components of Asia.
For a lot more:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pagoda

Note: Apologize for the limited photograph size. It is due to the fact of the copyright. (^u^)/

Cool Die Casting China pictures

Cool Die Casting China pictures

A few nice die casting china images I found:

Image from web page 293 of “How to paint : an instruction book with complete description of all the supplies essential.” (1894)
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Identifier: howtopaintinstru00asal
Title: How to paint : an instruction book with complete description of all the materials essential.
Year: 1894 (1890s)
Authors: A.S. Aloe Business.
Subjects: Artists’ supplies–Catalogs Painting–Method Fountain pens–Catalogs Pyrography–Equipment and supplies–Catalogs China painting–Gear and supplies–Catalogs Trade catalogs–Artists’ materials Trade catalogs–Fountain pens Trade catalogs–Pyrography–Gear and supplies Trade catalogs–China painting–Equipment and supplies.
Publisher: A.S. Aloe Business, St. Louis
Contributing Library: Winterthur Museum Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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Text Appearing Prior to Image:
Francis 1 00 MaskAchiles 1 00 Mask Venus at Bath 1 00 Mask Martins 1 00 Mask Dying Gladiator… 1 00Mask Young Augustus… 1 00Mask Laughing Venus .. 1 00Mask Venus de Medici… 75 Mask Agrippa 1 00 Mask Three Cupids 2 50 Mask Homer 1 00 Mask Demosthenes 1 00 Mask Eros 1 00 Mask Cupid 75 Mask Caracalla 1 00 3077307830793080308130823083 LIFE-SIZE BUSTS-SQUARE BASE. Size in General, 22 Inches. Cost. Cicero 00 Plato 3 00 Virgilius three 00 Homer three 00 Demosthenes 3 00 Goethe three 00 Columbus three 00 Price tag. 3084 Schiller 00 3085 Socrates 3 00 3086 Hypocrites 3 00 3087 Esculape 3 00 3088 Ambroise Pere three 00 3089 Humboldt three 00 3090 Washington Irving 3 00 ANATOMICAL CASTS. Hands, Feet, Ktc. Height. Cost. 3091 32-in. Anatomical Leg #2 00 3092 29 Anatomical Leg 1 75 3093 32 Anatomical Arm 1 75 3094 33-in. 3095 11 3096 10 Price.Anatomical Arm (hand closed) 00 .natomical Hand 80 Anatomical Foot 90 A. S. ALOE-COMPANV. PLASTER CASTS—Continued.HANDS, ARMS, FEET, Etc. From tlie Antique and Nature.

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3d Speedy Prototyping Create A Model

3d Speedy Prototyping Create A Model

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Kw: Brass Sheet Metal

Kw: Brass Sheet Metal

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Precision Turned Elements and Excellent High quality Firms

Precision Turned Elements and Excellent High quality Firms

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