IP55 vs. IP56 – Differences and Applications
The IP (Ingress Protection) enclosure system uses a 2-digit suffix to describe the degree of ingress protection for enclosures. IP55 and IP 56 both provide partial protection against dust that…
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Sarah DeGuzman Stress Cones
Stress cones conduct heat and electricity to spread voltage across a wire, preventing electrical surges and fires. In this article, you will learn how stress cones work, how to install…
3″ Sewer Pipe – Slope, Dimensions, and Relining
A 3-inch sewer pipe slope should be between 3/16″ and 5/16″ per foot. In this article, we will review how to determine the slope of a 3″ sewer pipe, a…
IP65 vs IP68 – Differences and Applications
The IP (Ingress Protection) enclosure system uses a 2-digit suffix to describe the degree of ingress protection for enclosures. IP68 offers protection against submersion in water that is up to…
SDR 21 vs SDR-26
SDR 21 and SDR 26 are both under the SDR rating system for the pipe. SDR 21 has a 200 psi rating, vs SDR 26 which has a 160 psi…
Engineering vs. Medicine – What Should I Study?
Engineering vs medicine? What’s the better field? If you are good at math, enjoy solving tough problems, and do great in school, you are likely considering these fields of study. Medicine…
Aluminum Rivets in Steel – A Good Choice or Not?
Aluminum rivets are often used to secure steel material, but that doesn’t mean it’s the best practice. In this article, you will learn whether aluminum rivets can be used in…
IP55 vs. IP65 – Differences and Applications
The IP (Ingress Protection) enclosure system uses a 2-digit suffix to describe the degree of ingress protection for enclosures. IP55 provides dust protection against any particles that may interfere with…
Should You Use Anti-Seize on a Spark Plug? (PL0’s Secrets)
Many drivers apply anti-seize to spark plugs. This article explores whether anti-seize on sparkplugs is a good idea and how to remove a stuck spark plug. Spark Plug A spark…
Crude Oil Boiling Point – What You Need to Know
Unlike other materials with a single boiling point, such as water and turpentine, composite liquids like crude oil boil across a more comprehensive temperature range. Thousands of different compounds and…