Day In The Life Of A Mechanical Engineer

[@AtifKhan-ej3dz]

Wow What a time you uploaded this video. It's 2:54 am right now here in India and tomorrow's my Mathematics final exam. Staying up all night preparing for it and your notification came up. I'm watching this video as a break and also as an inspiration dose to achieve my dream.

[@gaminikokawalage7124]

About 2 am here in sri lanka

[@hamzarashad3632]

Remind me of my fsc exam days

[@C-BTreeService]

Wow your from India and actually trying to be a good person and not working in a scam call center like most people your age, congrats bud I’m proud of you!!

[@AtifKhan-ej3dz]

@@C-BTreeService mind your words please. Not everyone of us is like that. It's only very few and jobless people who look for inhonest ways to earn money who do that. They cover like only one person of the population of our country and our government's too lazy to take action on them and stop this problem. But don't think everyone of us like that. And I'm sorry if you've been bothered by such people. I hope this problem ends nobody gets disturbed by them.

[@unknownstoneageman81]

@@AtifKhan-ej3dz He might actually meant to congratulate you. How's your maths?

[@abeeshan]

Can you keep making actual tangible projects that involves actual formulas and calcs used in textbooks like this? Maybe stress analysis next ?

[@hamzarashad3632]

@@WissamSeif Thank you sir that would be a pleasure for us

[@iRul3TheSky1995]

yea doing a project like this with leaking water in the car... I'm sure that's gotta be a lots of stress 😆

[@osimothobi2972]

My man finally remembered his Log in details🤣

[@samiaseifeddine9388]

For a non-engineer, this is so interesting and entertaining to watch!! I’m amazed at what I learn from your videos every time! You should turn this into a teaching career! Way to go!! 🎉 👏👍

[@muhammadrajendra6386]

I made a tankless water heater for my bachelor project, the heater was based on a helical coiled heat exchanger only used 1/4 inch, 1.5m of copper tube first. The only difference is that only 1 fluid was flowing and we use sea salt as a thermal storage medium. At first it was shit T water input was 21°c and output was only 31 °c then i tweaked some changes and get better pumps that is more suited, the output become 61°c which was so much better. The temperature was high because it was assisted by a parabolic solar collector. 🤣 it was a fun but stressful project for sure..

[@unknownstoneageman81]

Bachelor project? Is it graded? (I just don't wanna ask ur marks directly :0)

[@muhammadrajendra6386]

@@unknownstoneageman81 yes! In indonesia its kinda like thesis, in the end you will present your data and then have somekind of thesis defence thing. I did okay, i messed up when explaining the concept of heat transfer 🤣

[@tmann986]

I’m over here studying for a differential equation exam. Nice to see something that looks like fun!

[@shawn.builds]

So cool, one of my fave vids you've made so far

[@charbroiledmonk1033]

"Just gonna do a quick leak check" *leaking from every NPT port and comp fitting* -Check

[@korrabel]

This is the content we need! 😄

[@abhishekdarnal]

I have a masters degree in thermal and fluids engg with specialization in heat exchangers I had fabricated 3 different categories of HE's myself. I def approve this project, genuine endeavor.

[@mwanikimwaniki6801]

Was wondering where you went. Just magically strolled here and found a post. Been long bud.

[@griffitheternity4908]

Electricity to power blower and fans makes it not a free source of energy anymore If you use energy for convection, might as well use electric coil to heat water directly for higher efficency

[@momoura305]

Hey so I had a question. Currently interested in studying mechanical engineering but I’m also not sure if it’s the route for me. I’d like more of a job at the office, working on my computer on projects except of very hands-on approach with the machinery. Should I still pursue ME?

[@surry99]

Looks like you live in Edmonton

[@1HourOf.]

Have watched all your videos, VERY INFORMATIVE , please do more

[@danielmargiotta6956]

Thanks for the video, really fun and informative!

[@zacharymesecke9638]

that was fun. I have to recap my thermodynamics a bit, but I remember most of it

[@MrMuki61]

That was cool! Reminded me of a fluid and thermodynamics lab we had in 3rd year. We had to analyze a solar water heater. It used solar radiation to create a "mini" greenhouse effect. The radiation would heat up the air sandwiched between a glass panel and copper tubing, which ran from/into a water tank. This amplified the heat transfer significantly - even on cloudy days.

[@osrsgold2547]

Huge inspiration :) thank u so much !!

[@bs-qu1vq]

I would assume blowing air would cause the heat to be less than not blowing at all

[@RAndrewNeal]

Dude turned his car into a solar water heater. lol That's what engineering is all about; applying mathematics and theoretical knowledge to the real world. Having an idea, and making it real-after 50 iterations of learning how _not_ to do it.

[@abelmolaba8788]

Great and Creative video💯.Can you please make a video of the difference between BEng Mechanical engineering and BEng Tech Mechanical engineering

[@pablolimbo3195]

More of this, mate. This format shows to student a good way to learn what means to be ingenier 👍

[@fuzailshaikh2585]

What is the future of oil and gas market or sector according to you? Still it will remain in demand for next 50 to 60 years ?

[@muhammadrajendra6386]

My family mostly work in O&G. They were persuading me to work there too. I argue that the future oil and gas would run out, they were like yeah probably in 100 years time and youd probably be dead by then 🤣🤣

[@icebluecuda1]

Fun original videos man.

[@farisoqdeh6228]

love that video man!

[@me-pb1uc]

do you know any thing about the mechanical engineering field in Saudi Arabia , any specific advice ?

[@hamzamohamed7935]

Brave vedio yet informative.. Keep it up mate

[@CountChokcula]

Do you learn this in thermal fluids?

[@CountChokcula]

@@WissamSeif how much harder was thermofluids compared to thermodynamics? I'm a junior taking that next semester

[@firass6584]

Great video!

[@OmDahake]

Nicely explained

[@michaelsedillo4723]

This was neat

[@aravindhgoud-me3tn]

Cross flow heat exchanger had maximum efficiency

[@vaedo01]

Loved this, more useless but interesting proyects in the future please

[@gaminikokawalage7124]

Pretty cool

[@erockromulan9329]

Can I get a shout out to the Log Mean Temperature Difference Method? Aww yiss

[@alighanim4937]

I like your channel

[@piyushchourey8997]

I am mechanical engineer 😊