What is the diffrence between Interference and Diffraction ??

Interference and diffraction are both phenomena that occur when waves encounter an obstacle or opening in their path, but they differ in their underlying mechanisms and the patterns they produce.

Interference occurs when two or more waves interact with each other in a region of space. When waves of the same frequency meet, they add together to produce a new wave that has a larger amplitude (constructive interference) or a smaller amplitude (destructive interference) than the individual waves. This creates a pattern of alternating bright and dark fringes, known as an interference pattern.

Diffraction, on the other hand, occurs when waves encounter an obstacle or aperture that is comparable in size to their wavelength. When waves encounter such an obstacle, they bend around it and spread out in all directions. This bending and spreading out of waves is known as diffraction, and it produces a pattern of light and dark bands or fringes that are characteristic of the shape and size of the obstacle or aperture.

In summary,

 interference involves the interaction of waves with each other, resulting in the creation of an interference pattern.

Diffraction involves the bending and spreading out of waves around obstacles or apertures, resulting in the creation of a diffraction pattern.

Conventional Engineering Course and their huge scope in Future

Conventional Engineering Course and their huge scope in future

 In this article, we are going to discuss about the traditional or conventional engineering courses which are still in moderate demand and will always be in demand.

● 1. Mechanical Engineering :

    Mechanical Engineering is very old and relevant engineering stream although it is not so fashionable according to today's trends but it was, is and will be always in moderate demand. 

    Mechanical engineering contain very diverse field, after completing your 4 years B.E./B.Tech course or 3 years Diploma course, your doors are opened for as a --

   • Production Engineer

   • Maintenance Engineer

   • Automobile Engineer

   • Project Engineer 

      Read in full detail at here : Scope of Mechanical Engineering in 2022-23

● 2. Civil Engineering : 

      Civil Engineering is a widely structured discipline or you can say engineering stream to study the concept of design, construct and maintain the infrastructure systems and projects whether it's a bridge, highway or a building.

      You have a series of government and private sectors in your line-up, 

For example : 

   • PWD,

   • ONGC,

   • NHAI 

          etc...

  

     You may read in detail at here : Scope of Civil Engineering in 2022-23

● 3. Electrical Engineering 

        Electrical engineering is a promising career option for young professionals as there are literally thousands of job opportunities available in the field.                     Electrical engineers focus on the study of the physics and mathematics of electricity, electronics and electromagnetism. They apply this knowledge to design, develop, produce, and work to improve every kind of electrical equipment imaginable.

But 

       Always keep in mind whatever stream you are choosing, it should be in your character. Don't just blindly follow the friends, siblings or society because finally you have to go with that stream in next 4 years course duration and after that.

the Science behind Suspension Bridge

the Science behind Suspension Bridge

The heart-wrenching bridge collapse tragedy in Gujarat on Sunday evening, has triggered an outpouring of grief across the country. 

In this article, we are just encountering some of the aspects of Suspension Bridge.

What are Suspension Bridge ?

A suspension bridge carries vertical loads through curved cables in tension. These loads are transferred both to the towers, which carry them by vertical compression to the ground, and to the anchorages, which must resist the inward and sometimes vertical pull of the cables. 

The suspension bridge can be viewed as an upside-down arch in tension with only the towers in compression. Because the deck is hung in the air, care must be taken to ensure that it does not move excessively under loading. The deck therefore must be either heavy or stiff or both.

Some of the longest Suspension Bridge:

Modern steel alloys are capable of much greater spans, and, since the late 20th century, a number of record-breaking suspension bridges have been built in Asia. 

●  Akashi Strait Bridge (1998) : 1,991 metres (6,530 feet) between the island Honshu and Shikoku in Japan. 

     In 2019 China completed the second and third longest suspension bridges in the world: 

●  Yangsigang Yangtze River Bridge : 1,700 metres (5,577 feet) in Wuhan (Hubei), 

● Nansha Bridge, spanning 1,688 metres (5,538 feet) in Dongguan.

Do you know, how transformers are cooled ??

Do you know, how transformers are cooled ??

Cooling of Transformer is the process by which heat generated in the transformer is dissipated or treated to the safe value. 

The major factor for the generation of heat in the transformer is the various losses like hysteresis, eddy current, iron, and copper loss.

The various coolants used for the cooling purpose of the transformer are air, synthetic oils, mineral oils, gas, water.

When the temperature of the transformer becomes higher as compared to the temperature of the surrounding air, thus by the process of natural convection, heated air is replaced by the cool air. This method is known as a self-cooled method. 

When the heat generated is cooled by the forced air circulation method with the help of fans and blowers, high velocity of air is forced on the core and the windings of the transformer. This method is known as Forced cooled method.

Read here about : What is the scope of Electrical Engineering in future ? 

Why so many engineering graduates are unemployed?

Why so many engineering graduates are unemployed? 

This one is the hot question in the current scenario, when the numbers of engineering students are graduating each year. In this article, we encounter this question step by step..

1. Mismatch in interest : 

See, engineering is not the only successful career in today's time; there are plenty of career options. So, if you are not interested in any form of engineering, then it's not necessary that you have to choose engineering still. 

Secondly thing, you have an interest in any particular kind of engineering, but due to trend or societal pressure you are choosing another engineering option and completing this course with the half interest, then it will not go any where. 

See, Engineering is a 4 year course and it has 20+ core oriented subjects and untill you are not enjoying this journey, whether your marks are good or average, but you do not have the learning approach, it will not benefit at all.

2. Mismatch in Practical Approach : 

Engineering is a hard core practical thing but problem in most of the engineering college is that they focus on just theory and theory. Untill the theory is matched with the practical, what's the benefit is ?

See, for example you have learnt each and everything about the cycle, how it handle works, how brakes and paddle works,  parts of the cycle, etc but never saw in laboratory or in real world. In this case you have to cram all the theories in your mind just to write down in the examination.

3. Mismatch in Course Syllabus and Market requirements

  This whole 4 year journey change its path from start to end because the market is changing so rapidly. We have to clear our mind that we are not living in industrial age; now it's an information age. When you enter in the course, something is relevant in market and suppose you expertise in that skill but in the 4 year duration of course, gradually it becomes irrelevant and out of market and now something new is in trending. So we have to be fast paced with the changing market requirements as well as our course syllabus should be engaged the foundation subjects and trending topics or subjects.

     Hope, you all like this article, if you have some another questions or queries, you may ask in the comment section.

Read also : Un-conventional Engineering Courses in 2022-23 and it's future in current scenario

Un-conventional Engineering Courses

  Un-conventional Engineering Courses in 2022-23 and it's future in current scenario

     In this article, we are going to discuss some very less popular courses which have a high demand in upcoming future.

 

   Un-conventional Engineering Course in 2022-23

■ 1. BIOTECHNOLOGY is everywhere, it helps us to improve our lives and leads us to a healthier world. It is an inclusion of Chemistry with Biology. This field is highly research oriented, vast and diverse and  still developing in our country, so you can get it's full advantage in upcoming future.

Read in detail at here : Biotechnology Course and it's Scope in 2022 - 23

■ 2. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING is very old and relevant engineering stream although it is not so fashionable according to today's trends but it was, is and will be always in moderate demand. 

     Basically it deals with the principles of Chemistry and other branches of Science to change raw product into useful one.

Read in detail at here : Chemical Engineering and it's Scope in 2022-23

■ 3. AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

     India is an agro-based country and in upcoming years agriculture and it's allied 

industry will be in high demand. This demand has created the need of course - structure where students can learn about our own agriculture system and develop new technique to cope up with the need of of the future.

Read in detail at here :  Agricultural Engineering Course and it's Scope in 2022 -23

 But 

    Always keep in mind whatever stream you are choosing, it should be in your character. Don't just blindly follow the friends, siblings or society because finally you have to go with that stream in next 4 years course duration and afterthat.

     If you need any further  guidance or help or any engineering subjects classes we are here to assist you..

Difference between Engineering and Technology

What is the difference between Engineering and Technology ??

      It's quite possible that you may confuse between Engineering and Technology that both are same or different. They are looking like the same thing but has a fine line difference. 

      Let's discuss on it --

Difference between Engineering and Technology 

 

      Engineering and Technology are two so related terms that some times it confuses.

They are closely related but not the same.

      Engineering can be defined as “the profession in which a knowledge of the mathematics and  science gained by study, experience, and practice is applied with judgment to develop ways to utilize economically the materials and forces of nature for the benefit of mankind.”

     In a simpler tone we can say that Engineering is a kind of practical science where we utilise different kind of materials on basis of their properties, develop a process and try to obtain a product.

Computer Science (CS) or Information Technology (IT) !!! Which is better engineering stream ??

      Technology can be defined as “the branch of knowledge that deals with the creation and use of technical means and their interrelation with life, society and the environment.” 

      In a simpler tone we can say that Technology is a kind of process where we develop a kind of product based upon material properties, process complexities and economical aspects.

So in short,

• Engineering is the mind and effort into making something. 

•Technology is the result of application of this mind and effort.

So, at last finally we can say that, 

Available technology is used to engineer more advanced technology.

Which should I opt in between Mechanical Engineering and Civil Engineering ??