Q:What are the employment directions of mechanical engineering?

Employment direction: design, manufacture, scientific research, technical development and production operation management in the field of mechanical engineering. Automotive companies (Volkswagen, Daimler, Honda etc.) bus company (Jinlong, Yutong) engineering machinery company (Sany, Liugong, Xiamen railway transportation system etc.)

Q:pls help me on the above question

What type of finance should be used to finance the following: a) purchase of heavy machinery Preferably from shareholders, either by issuing common stock or debentures. Otherwise, a finance lease or regular loan from a bank. b) building of new premises Mortgage loan from a bank. c) a short term liquidity problem Temporary bank overdraft, or deferred credit, e.g. issuing notes payable to creditors, or factoring accounts receivable

Q:I enlisted in the navy and choose to Machinery Repairmen (MRs) for my rating. It seems good and I felt confident to do the job because I qualified for it in the first place. I'm just worried because I know nothing about it beforehand. Will I be taught everything I need to know to become a MR? I know that nor every job is easy in the navy but is this particular rating hard? I'm looking forward to becoming a (MR). I really want to have a great career in the Navy and I want to be able to perform my job up to standards.

How many times are you going to ask this?

Q:the metalic variety

medals, coins, tokens etc. are all produced using stamping process.

Q:Do you know how to handle heavy machinery?

I used to drive a 26 ton ore truck.

Q:I'm vacationing in Hong Kong and would love to bring home Japanese snack machineries such as Taiyaki makers, Takoyaki makers, Dorayaki makers, etc. It would be so nice to know if Hong Kong has vendors for these products. Thanks a lot!

pass to city great food market at situations sq. Causeway Bay or IFC correct, they have sturdy stages of eastern snacks and different imported products. for my section could be one off foodies nutrition mecca savour HK...

Q:Why does it say on CHILDRENS tylenol not to operate heavy machinery?

A hot wheels car IS heavy machinery to them. LOL. We will never know.

Q:What weapon or machinery in world war 1 do you think gave the most advantage to a country? ( any country) Why?

From your question, it sounds like you're looking for an invention that gave an advantage to ONE country... Machine guns were used by all countries in the conflict, so that cannot be counted. Aircraft as well. Gas warfare too... The tank however was used only by the Allies in WWI. While not the 'end of Trench Warfare' in that conflict, it surely spelled the end for Trenches in general. The Germans were able to develop tank traps and so on - and the Tanks were only employed in large numbers in later battles. They were mechanically unreliable and needed dry ground to operate properly. The early Mk I tanks were vulnerable to the Germans 'K' armor piercing bullets too. However - The tanks made the difference in a couple of battles though their early surprise advantage was wasted. You might also think about Submarines. The Germans were able to employ submarine warfare more effectively than any other nation (in both WWI and WWII), nearly severing England's lifeline. Orion

Q:what machinery is used in a seel mini-mill beside an electric arc furnace?

carts, shears, presses, rolling machines, coolers, ventilation equipment, fire fighting equipment, fork trucks, and hoists.

Q:i tend to like trucks like mack ,man and the likes that look 'steady' or 'heavy' on ground. i wish u could just understand.............am yet to figure it out

hard to say- I was like that too- I grew up on a farm, and work in the construction industry running some of the biggest equipment out there. I run trackhoes, payloaders, on and off road dumps, and cement trucks. To me, it's just knowing that it's so big, and takes so much power to even move these machines that's the mystique. That coupled with the fact that they can do so much- they have purpose. Can you imagine some of the things we build (like stadiums, malls, roads, bridges) being built without these machines around to move and carry the load? Personally-and I know this will sound weird- I like to see the black smoke roll out the exhaust pipe on a big truck when you're getting it up to speed. I like the sound it makes, the feel of the truck as it works to get all that weight to highway speeds. I like the whistle of the turbo, the rumble of the exhaust. Also, there's a bit of authority to something that weighs 80,000 lbs and can go 75 mph.