Nope, nothing structural. I design buildings mechanical systems, like ventilation, heating, cooling, fire protection etc...
Stuff i posted here are just learned over a year. I'm no expert on metallurgy or production process. Just i have some basic knowledge from mu University years.
Nobody design anything on the drawing board anymore mate.(except very early design phase by architects) I use Autocad for the design.
Also doing some calculations like determining pressure drop in ventilation ducts, heating pipes, thermal extansion of pipes, heat calculations, psychrometric process and stuff like that, but not that hard like derivation or integrals or need to use Matlabs.
Edit: Also done my internship in TAI.
Those were examples mate.
If you are talking about actual calculations that will require basic fluid dynamics and thermodynamics knowledge to understand.
An example of Hydraulic calculations of a sprinkler system (fire protection.)
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Are your families proud that your an engineer
It depends. If i have adequate time for the project, i enjoy it very mucs, specifically design process. But if we have limited time on the project which have to be done in a very short time, i don't enjoy those times much.
I was a fail as a student. (My family got their hopes lost for me at the time.) So they got happy and proud when i became an engineer.
Softie.
Softie.
I worked in a factory for 5 years before i made my technical school.
Now my office is in a factory.
European engine???
