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Engineering Feature Writer: Susan Kristoff

Welcome to the Suite101 Engineering Section. Are you new to engineering or interested in learning more about the profession? Here at Suite101 you can learn the basics about who engineers are and what they do. We are always looking for ideas for new articles. Please contact Featured Writer Susan Kristoff with any potential article ideas.

Learn more now about Mechanical Engineers, Electrical Engineers, Chemical Engineers, and Civil Engineers, as well as other branches of engineering.


Feature Writer Articles in Engineering

Interviewing for Engineers
Interviewing does not have to be a daunting experience if the right preparation is undertaken before the interview begins.
What is Gas Welding?
Fuel gases have been used for torch welding for over 100 years.
Local Motors Breaking Design Rules
Massachusetts-based Local Motors is putting a new spin on the traditional automobile engineering and manufacturing process.
Oxy-Acetylene Welding
A common welding method uses an oxy-acetylene torch to heat metals and melt filler materials.
Introduction to Welding
Welding is the process of locally melting and joining metal parts to create a strong mechanical connection.


Contributing Articles in Engineering

EPA Issues Construction Site Pollution Rules
Effluent limitation guidelines (ELG) and monitoring for quality are the main parts of new stormwater management guidelines from EPA. The regs take effect Feb 2, 2010.
Public Bidding – the Civil Engineer's Role
Public bidding is governed by State and local laws. The civil engineer in charge must rigorously follow those laws while acting in a way that will result in good bids.
Frozen Smoke - The World's Lightest Solid
Frozen smoke and solid smoke; nicknames for aerogel, an ephemeral solid substance that comprises over 99 per cent air. Can it show there may be life on other planets?
New Trends in Harnessing Renewable Energy
Implementing methods to harness energy alternatives such as wind power and solar panels are attracting new and innovative technologies
Timeline for Construction Claims
The General Conditions of the Construction Contract establish maximum times for filing and acting on claims? Why should any limit be placed on these?