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    Industry Before The Steam Engine The steam engine was first introduced for practical uses in 1712 and not ready for industrial use until 1782. Before the steam engine, the main sources of power came from animals, wind, and water. These powers were used to mill flower, run basic machinery, and transport goods. Wind was a very easily harnessed source of energy. It requires nothing more than a large propeller (windmill) or a sail (transportation). The issue with wind power is that it is very…

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    Engineering 1 Engineering Engineering Her Yang School of Engineering and Science Engineering 2 Introduction Steam engine is the first one or one of first engineering tools to be engineered and there are many other tools that are created such as the different types of engineering that are in us today to build those things such as mechanical, electrical, civil, chemical engineering, computer engineering and many others. According to USC Viterbi “School of Engineering…

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    In the topic of STEM vs. STEAM, I would have to side with STEAM. I believe in STEAM over STEM for many reasons. STEM may include a subtle amount of the arts, but not enough, I believe that more is needed. With STEAM there is a higher priority to include art in the curriculum, and I believe it can result in a higher education. Art is relaxing, creative, expressive, and should be something every student gets to experience in depth. I believe taking the STEM approach is a good way to bore students.…

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    With innovation even in its early stages, the original DOOM video game is one of the most renowned video games of all times for being the first to implement one of if not the most popular video game styles, the first person shooter. This style has become a staple, but not a requirement, in the genre of dystopian science fiction in video games many gamers know and love today.(DOOM, 1993) Franchises that followed in DOOM’s footsteps include the Half Life series, which follows a scientist named…

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    This lab used techniques in steam distillation to extract crude oil from cloves. The cloves were boiled in a round bottom flask and using a hydrodistillation apparatus, the crude oil was separated from the cloves and sent into a clean flask. This step was used to separate the essential oils from the cloves (Setzer, W., 2008). The distillate was poured into a separatory funnel and extracted three times with dichloromethane to extract the water. After being extracted three times, a fifth of the…

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    establishments while paying really cheap train ticket to get there. Trains were invented after the great invention of steam power by James Watt. Steam power has brought different types of transportation for citizens such as trains, steamboats etc. Steam powered engines are inexpensive and have efficient energy to move people around for long distances. Now the steam power has been renewed to four times powerful than before, it is even helpful for the industries. Steamboats…

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    Steam power, from boiling water in a simple kettle to massive boilers towering a hundred feet into the air are most certainly impressive. One Japanese animated feature film captures the grandeur of steam power in Katsuhiro Otomo’s “Steamboy” released in 2004. “Steamboy” is about a young 13-year-old inventor James Ray Steam who lives in Manchester, England in 1866 who is caught in the middle of a deadly conflict over a revolutionary steam powered device created by his father and grandfather.…

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    was an age of industrialization primarily keyed toward merit transportation. The most important contribution was the steam engine, which went from helping ships navigate colonial rivers to being the primary choice of Naval powers across the globe. Due to its flexibility in the water, steam ships were prized for being able to go against the current and wind. The downside to the steam ship was that it required constant fuel, coal being the main source. This made it difficult to refuel, eventually…

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    success of our lives- heavily depend on the invention of the tractor. This innovation however, was not always the cutting edge and efficient machine it is today. The first step towards the modern tractor was the steel plow. Not long after that, steam power was put to use in the fields. Finally, one hundred and twenty four years ago, gasoline powered tractors were designed and they are still used today. My goal is to inform you about the history for the tractor and how it impacted America. …

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    From the humble steam engine to the more complex and sophisticated internal combustion of gasoline, engines have become a necessity to daily lives, more specifically automobiles. Since the 19th century, automobiles were able to revolutionize the world in a variety of ways. Because of the unreasonable price and low popularity, automobiles were not as prominent as they are today (Purdy 1). The history of the automobile depicts the effort used in the past centuries in order to delineate the…

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