by Don Dalrymple | Sep 18, 2018 | Blog
Our engineering clients often have structural supports that need to be analyzed for loads, dynamics and environmental forces. Some structures may be static holding heavy loads but have to withstand wind forces. Other engineering problems require seismic design based...
by Don Dalrymple | Aug 8, 2018 | Blog, Uncategorized
There’s a lot of noise on the internet from technology worshippers purporting that traditional employment fields are dead, such as mechanical engineering. I posted a comment commending a recent Quora article to the question, Is mechanical engineering a dead...
by Don Dalrymple | Aug 7, 2018 | Blog
Engineering work is not usually done in isolation. There’s an entire context to delivering safe, functional and efficient designs in mechanical applications. We are not always needed as a full-time team, and many manufacturing companies do not want to carry the...
by Don Dalrymple | Jun 5, 2018 | Blog
Kids can get frustrated with doing math because they don’t see the point at times. I think that some of it comes down to how higher level math is taught and framed. Seeing the concept and the context of the equations and solutions that come about from problem...
by Don Dalrymple | May 3, 2018 | Blog
There is recent news from the National Society of Professional Engineers concerning litigation in Mississippi for a company that insists on using the the term, “Tire Engineers,” in its business promotion. It’s an auto maintenance and tire company and...
