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EDT Blog
9M ago
A drone allows one to work smarter while reducing inspection time and potential risks from hazards found at the site. Utilizing drones can prevent accidents in potentially dangerous environments and can be deployed to examine hard-to-reach locations ..read more
EDT Blog
9M ago
We were all first introduced to different phases of matter in elementary school science classes where we were asked to identify the examples of solids, liquids, and gases. I’m sure that I am not the only one whose teacher used an empty mason jar to exemplify “gases ..read more
EDT Blog
10M ago
Foundation movement is one of the leading causes of unsafe conditions. To ensure safe foundation repair, avoid these costly mistakes ..read more
EDT Blog
10M ago
As a follow-up to my recent publication in “Spotting Trends,” I would like to showcase the EDT difference by providing an example of what separates our engineers from others in the industry ..read more
EDT Blog
1y ago
Welding is a fabrication process whereby two or more parts are fused together by means of heat, pressure, or both, forming a joint as the parts cool. While it is possible to weld materials other than metal (plastics for example), the process is most often associated with the joining of metal parts ..read more
EDT Blog
1y ago
Most, if not all, of us know that deep rumbling sound of a V8-powered muscle car or even your garden variety V8-powered daily driver. There is almost something primal about the deep throaty sound of a V8. In modern times V8 engines are becoming more and more of a rare breed, with turbo-charged four ..read more
EDT Blog
1y ago
Transformers are among the most reliable and robust elements in the electric utility system. A transformer is basically two sets of wires (the windings) wrapped around a steel or iron core (see schematic in Figure 1). The windings and the core are immersed in oil and enclosed in a steel tank ..read more
EDT Blog
1y ago
We are all familiar with ice cream; it is a welcome treat on a hot day. But the creamy, satisfying, mouthfeel of ice creams, sorbets, and gelatos are all made possible by careful combination of ice, flavorings, butterfat, and air. That’s right, tiny pockets of air in the mix allow all the frozen ..read more
EDT Blog
1y ago
Every year, wildland fires destroy structures in the Wildland Urban Interface – defined as the line, area, or zone where structures and other human development meet or intermingle with undeveloped wildland or vegetation fuels. In 2021, according to the National Interagency Fire Center, a total of 58 ..read more
EDT Blog
1y ago
In a past blog, I have discussed the background behind common phrases which originated in the maritime industry.[1] For your enjoyment, this blog will discuss various measurement terms, where some have originated from, and what the use of some more arcane measurements you may (or, hopefully, may ..read more