Material / thoughts for an engineering website.
Material / thoughts for an engineering website.
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Folks,
I am new to the forum and was hoping everyone out there could help me with a pet project I have recently been working on.
I have been an engineer since 1998 and in that time I have collected lots of little tit bits of useful information.
To try and share this and ensure that I didn't lose a lot of what I though was useful I decided to capture this information as part of a website.
It is early days with regard to the website and it's content however I would appreciate any ideas or suggestions for things / material I should try to include.
The website is: www.mathscieng.co.uk.
Any suggestions and/or comments would be gratefully recieved.
Thanks in advance,
Hugh Miller Beng Ceng MIET
I am new to the forum and was hoping everyone out there could help me with a pet project I have recently been working on.
I have been an engineer since 1998 and in that time I have collected lots of little tit bits of useful information.
To try and share this and ensure that I didn't lose a lot of what I though was useful I decided to capture this information as part of a website.
It is early days with regard to the website and it's content however I would appreciate any ideas or suggestions for things / material I should try to include.
The website is: www.mathscieng.co.uk.
Any suggestions and/or comments would be gratefully recieved.
Thanks in advance,
Hugh Miller Beng Ceng MIET





RE: Material / thoughts for an engineering website.
RE: Material / thoughts for an engineering website.
> http:/
http://p
> Usage of N.m^2/kg vs. N*m^2/kg. No biggie, but, not standard
> Units for speed of light are incorrect
> Meters is capitalized in the gravitational constant's definition.
> Permittivity of free space seems to have an extraneous mol^-12 in the units
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RE: Material / thoughts for an engineering website.
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RE: Material / thoughts for an engineering website.
http://p
> Usage of N.m^2/kg vs. N*m^2/kg. No biggie, but, not standard
> Units for speed of light are incorrect
> Meters is capitalized in the gravitational constant's definition.
> Permittivity of free space seems to have an extraneous mol^-12 in the units
IRStuff, thanks for the tips / feedback. I've update the page and hopefully it is more accurate now.
Thanks again,
Hugh