Mechanical Technology

How A Fax Machines Works

Today, fax machines are found in all companies, no matter what their size. From lawyers to locum jobs for doctors, all offices have found a need for them. To transmit information that’s on sheets of paper across miles, all you need to do is to connect the printer with your phone. The fax machine was first patented by Alexander Bain in 1843.

The earlier fax machines involved the use of rotating drums. For a fax to be sent, one More

How The Car Engine Works

Today’s cars normally come with what is called a four strokes internal combustion engine. These types of engines use spark ignition, which can be likened to the compression ignition found in diesel engines. The four strokes are the following: fuel induction, fuel compression, ignition and power, and the release of exhaust gases.

Let us have a closer look at how these four strokes actually work:

1. Induction- through the downward movement of the piston that is found in the main cylinder More

Review: 2011 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid

Hyundai Sonata is one of the most successful automobiles from Hyundai and now it has come up with the hybrid version too. The company is all set to launch the 2011 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid in the market. The style exhibited by the new hybrid version is superior to that of the Mercedes Benz and Volkswagen owing to the use of an exclusive gFluidic Sculpteh. This creates a notion that the vehicle is constantly moving. This version is longer than its More

A hybrid from Honda

Hybrid cars have been making a mark and its presence felt in the market, given the strong criticism against pollution that conventional gasoline run cars are facing. In addition customers too prefer the hybrid given the rising cost of fuel.

One of the latest and big time car makers to enter this fray has been Honda. They are coming out with a two seat gasoline electric hybrid car. The car is being named CR-Z which stands for Compact Renaissance More

Welcome to a low-energy particle world!

Welcome to the brand new Mechanical Technology Blog! Who am I? Well I am just a guy who really likes the idea of mechanical technology in industrialization, but also in life in general. I think that if more people gave it a chance, they would find the use and practical applications of mechanical theories, machine design, and engineering science in their everyday life and work.

Basically I am just going to talk about nerdy things on this blog, like Classical mechanics, which is of course a theory for the study of the motion of non-quantum mechanical, low-energy particles in weak gravitational fields.

Hot, I know.