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A Thermocouple measures temperature by generating a small voltage from the junction of two different metals when exposed to heat!
🎥: @instrumentation_mindset
#DMSSutomations #EngineeringTrivia #Thermocouple #IndustrialAutomation #ProcessControl #Instrumentation
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21 Jun 2025
The Leaning Tower of Pisa leans 3.9° — and it’s intentional now.
Modern engineers stabilized it to lean safely without falling.
Preservation > correction.
#EngineeringTrivia #HeritageDesign
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21 Jun 2025
🌪️ The CN Tower in Canada can sway up to 1.5 meters at the top in strong winds.
It’s not a flaw — it’s designed that way.
Flex > break.
#EngineeringTrivia #TallStructures
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17 Oct 2024
Think you know our Defence Portfolio? Choose the component that doesn’t belong here and drop your answer in the comments!
#BaluForge #DefenceComponents #EngineeringTrivia #TestYourKnowledge
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8 Mar 2024
Which of the following is not a component of the internal combustion engine? 🤔
#PakWheels #PakWheelsAutoStore #PWCarCare #CarProducts #CarAccessories #InternalCombustionEngine #Automotive #Components #EngineeringTrivia
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How well do you know your engineering history? Who is considered the 'father of electricity'?
#EngineeringTrivia #Engineering #Trivia
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27 Jul 2021
This #AllThingsCvEENAndUnCvEEN is for our #MaterialsEngineers. Drop a comment ⬇️ and tell us the difference between concrete and asphalt. #HaveYouCvEENThis #CivilTrivia #EngineeringTrivia
4 Jan 2020
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4 Jan 2020
Bicycle wheel sizes are not logical - there are two sizes called 16”, almost 2” different. Equally there’s two sizes called 20”, 2” different. 18” is only 6mm bigger than the larger 16”, and both are smaller than 17”. 29” is the same size as 28”, and both are smaller than 27”.
4 Jan 2020
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4 Jan 2020
Due to thermal expansion of the railway tracks, on very hot days the cities of Bristol and London can be pushed up to twelve metres further apart. And it's all that numpty Brunel's fault
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Did you know that the Chinese were known to transport natural gas using hollow bamboo pipes? #engineeringfunfacts #engineeringconstruction #didyouknow #ThursdayThoughts #engineeringtrivia
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10 Jul 2017
#EngineeringTrivia- What’s the longest street in the world? (Hint: it’s in North America.)
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24 Jun 2017
#EngineeringTrivia- The first private college to teach #CivilEngineering in the United States was _____________.
12 Sep 2016
Lloyd's London is one of the first buildings to have external lifts. #engineeringtrivia #engineering
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11 Jul 2016
#EngineeringTrivia: Electronic Numerical Integrator And Computer (ENIAC). Check it out at bit.ly/ENIACtrivia!
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10 Jul 2016
#EngineeringTrivia High voltage is not necessarily dangerous if it does not deliver a substantial amount of current.
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12 Jun 2016
#EngineeringTrivia: Parts of an LED.
Image from Wikimedia/Inductiveload, licensed in Public Domain
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