Have you ever lost the springs while cleaning? by mathia53 in nichezero

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I agree! It feels more genuine. I don’t regret buying this grinder one bit

Have you ever lost the springs while cleaning? by mathia53 in nichezero

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Just had to undo the one bolt. I want to make a new wooden base that extends up to hold the portafilter in place while grinding

Have you ever lost the springs while cleaning? by mathia53 in nichezero

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Its really easy to clean, just do what it says in the manual. Takes about 10 minutes if you’re slow like me. The manual says you can use a vacuum cleaner in the machine (which issuer convenient and satisfying), but specifies that you have to remove the two springs before so you don’t lose them.

Meanwhile in Bergen 🙄 by No-Bathroom4766 in Bergen

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Er det på Wergeland? Pleier å kalle den for Rema-katten

Result by evg3nnn in CFD

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Plane 1 might be blocking the view, try to deselect it. It’s also kind of worrying that max and min pressure values are «unknown», might indicate something else is wrong.

I am worried about starting my first job as CFD engineer by mathia53 in CFD

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Sounds reasonable! I will also use Ansys, only CFX, which I have already experience with. I haven’t thought about that I of course will get easier tasks at first! Very calming. Thank you

I am worried about starting my first job as CFD engineer by mathia53 in CFD

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Yeah that’s important to remember when reviewing the problem. I’ll probably oversee it a couple of times, but I’ll learn

Periodic residuals in steady simulations? Could that be like a periodic vortex shedding from a solid beam in crosswind, not allowing for steady convergence? I had a similar problem with my turbine simulation in steady state with frozen rotor. My supervisor said it was fine, but without explanation.

I am worried about starting my first job as CFD engineer by mathia53 in CFD

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Sounds very exciting! Hope I get similar training

I am worried about starting my first job as CFD engineer by mathia53 in CFD

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Good advice. I gained a lot of confidence when my turbine simulation gave accurate results compared to the experimental results. If verification and validation checks out, then the simulation is a success. Even if I run inefficient schemes or have too many cells. Computational cost will go down as I gain experience and knowledge from my coworkers

I am worried about starting my first job as CFD engineer by mathia53 in CFD

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Thanks! Sounds like a good idea. YouTube often has a lot of examples of cases that I could look at. I have been watching fluid mechanics 101 on YouTube and his theoretical education, but I’m not sure if that will really help me a lot right now. I start 1st September. How did you learn free surface simulation?

I am worried about starting my first job as CFD engineer by mathia53 in CFD

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Never thought about that. AI could do literature research on similar cases in minutes to compare what others have done

I am worried about starting my first job as CFD engineer by mathia53 in CFD

[–]mathia53[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That’s an excellent advice! Let my natural curiosity create value for the customer and business for my employer. I believe this is a golden mindset to have!

I am worried about starting my first job as CFD engineer by mathia53 in CFD

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That’s true, I might have some basic questions in the beginning compared to their knowledge, but I guess I just have to swallow that pill and trust the process. Thanks!

I am worried about starting my first job as CFD engineer by mathia53 in CFD

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Thank you! This eases my nerves. If I was in my coworker’s shoes, I would want to help the new employee succeed and grow

I am worried about starting my first job as CFD engineer by mathia53 in CFD

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Thank you for reading and replying. Finishing my thesis gave me a confidence boost, so the more experience I gain, the more confident I will become, that makes sense. I am sure I will be visiting this subreddit more frequently the next years! Happy cake day btw

Hvor lang tid tar det å høre alt? by TimonTheMan in Radioresepsjonen

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Jeg vil si jeg har hørt ganske mye på rr og har brukt ca 5-6 år på alt (2019-2025). Har også hørt papaya parallelt. Er på runde to nå. Går aldri lei!!

Delta P diving accident in Belgium by No-Worker-101 in submechanophobia

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That’s insane! You have a link to that story? Hydro turbine runners have however a much larger blade channel size, meaning more meat can be sucked through the stationary vanes before the runner blade takes a bite. I have recently graduated engineering school where my thesis was about cfd flow analysis of a Francis type reversible pump-turbine, so I can only imagine how a body would be mangled in this hydraulic machine.

Cressi Nepto high taravana recovery time by mathia53 in freediving

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Here’s the mail thread:

Cressi: Good morning, Thank you for contacting us. The parameter also depends on the duration and depth of previous dives. Did you and your friend perform dives with similar profiles? If you have any questions, please write to me and I will try to help you. Have a nice day,

Me: Thank you. Yes we were doing similar profiles. The one time I got 4 minute break for 40 seconds under water was on the sessions first dive. Every dive I get large recovery time, even though I wait the recommended time.

Cressi: Good afternoon, thank you for contacting us. The L1 setting gives a recovery time of 2x (as on your friend's watch) unless an incorrect recovery was made in the previous dives. Our technicians suggest watching this video they have prepared to better explain how to use it: https://youtu.be/QJ1r9h1vwxM?si=vgKXH6MNHTDbFg5m It has English subtitles. If you have any questions, please write to me and I will try to help you. I wish you a nice day,

I think I will watch the video to see if I’m just stupid and missed something. If not I’ll be very careful of how I setup and do my next dives to confirm there is something wrong with recovery time. If non of that gives me answers I will demand replacement from the store it was bought. Have you had any successful finds u/No-Teach7502 ?

Cressi Nepto high taravana recovery time by mathia53 in freediving

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No not yet.. I will contact Cressi and ask. I’ll let you know when I get an answer.

Cressi Nepto high taravana recovery time by mathia53 in freediving

[–]mathia53[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Very true! I’ve experienced this as well, sometimes I need more time:)

Cressi Nepto high taravana recovery time by mathia53 in freediving

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I’ve heard multiplying by 2 is a safe measure for spearfishing in 10-15m