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Confident body language while standing and walking
Having strong, confident, excellent body language isn’t just about having good posture for posture’s sake, or making your mother happy. Non-verbal cues are important: people instinctually use them to size up your attitude, personality, and state-of-being. If you currently walk … Continue reading
Posted in Psychology and People Skills
Tagged body language, good posture, leil lowndes, non verbal cues, posture
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Controlling Equipment Articles by Walter Driedger
Want to design an equipment’s control scheme, draw up the P&ID, determine what process variables to control and when, and understand why you’re doing it? Check out this excellent set of articles: Controlling Equipment Articles by Walter Driedger In language … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings and Diagrams, Drums, tanks and vessels, Fired Heaters, Fun Stuff, Instrumentation & Controls, Pumps/Piping/Hydraulics
Tagged bela g liptak, centrifugal pumps, control scheme, control strategy, controlling equipment, driedger, instrumentation engineers, positive displacement pumps, steam heaters
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Updates to posts, comment policy
For clarity, I revised some grammar and added sentences to many posts. In particular I added some explanation to make Determine Pressure Drop in Straight Pipe and Microsoft Visio Guidelines, Tricks, Keyboard Shortcuts easier to read. Nothing factual has changed, … Continue reading
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Microsoft Visio Guidelines, Tricks, Keyboard Shortcuts
Ever have to use Microsoft Visio? Lets learn some guidelines to help you draw shapes and connectors more easily, some useful tricks to set up drawings the way you want, and keyboard shortcuts to work more quickly. Microsoft Visio is … Continue reading
Temperature Rise Due to Slapping
On the lighter side of thermodynamics, here’s a cute example problem from a thermo textbook: Temperature Rise Due to Slapping I like the bit about acting in a “professional manner.”