Monday 2:30PM - Team 111
Monday 3:30PM - Team 110 101
Monday 5:30PM - Team 106
Tuesday 12:00 PM - Team 102
Tuesday 4:00 PM - Team 100
Tuesday 5:00 PM - Team 107
Wednesday 2:30PM - Team 104
Wednesday 3:30PM - Team 109
Wednesday 4:30PM - Team 106
Wednesday 5:30PM - Team 101
Thursday 12:00 PM - Team 105
Thursday 5:00 PM - Team 107 (2nd)
Friday 12:00PM - Team ___
Friday 1:00PM - Team 102 (2nd?) plus Robotics Team (PHY 475)
Friday 2:00PM - Team 103
Friday 3:00PM - Team 105 (2nd?)
Friday 4:00PM - Team 110
Here`s an engine Dr. B built on May 1, 2009 below.
1. Considering having no ring stand.
2. Use a hot plate or stove instead of a flame.
3. Use JB Weld only on the displacer and both ends of the copper tube.
4. Use electrical tape as a temporary seal for the pressure vessel top and crankshaft supports.
5. Use a Lowes yard flag instead of a needle for the displacer rod and crankshaft.
6. Use the fingers from rubber gloves or smaller balloons than are fitted loosely and expand only upward.
Hello Engineers,
I will be available for advising on Tuesday afternoon in room 322E. You will want to make sure that you are in a Math course this semester to ensure that you are progressing toward your degree.
The text for EGR112 is the 2nd edition of Foundations of Engineering. Links with ISBN numbers are given above. You will also need a calculator for the course.
See you soon,
Dr. B