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How the Canning Dam solved Perth’s water supply problems
Jul 13, 2018
The Canning Dam is a popular tourist attraction in Perth. The stunning scenery makes it the perfect picnic spot, and there are a number of different walks visitors can complete in the area. These range from short strolls, to longer hikes — look out for the signs that explain the historical significance of the area. There is even a wide[…] -
International Engineering & multiculturalism - a delicate balance
Jul 13, 2018
Global Engineering organizations have created cross-cultural spaces wherein all races, religions, and personality types coexist. And with more first world countries looking to take their engineering education and training beyond their borders, the meeting of cultures will increasingly occur. Today it doesn’t matter who you are or where you’re from, if you have the knack for engineering you can be[…] -
Ebenezer Opoku-Yeboah
Jul 12, 2018
Ebenezer Opoku-Yeboah is an engineering enthusiast working in the mining industry. He is a registered engineering superintendent with Ghana Chamber of Mines. He obtained his sectional engineers certification in April 2011, but has twenty years of experience in both mobile and fixed plants, specifically focusing on maintenance and installation works.He is presently employed by Gold Field Ghana Tarkwa as Chief[…] -
Electric Volkswagen breaks record on hill climb
Jul 10, 2018
Volkswagen came, saw, and conquered. The Volkswagen ID R has broken the record for the time it takes an electric vehicle to climb a hill. It is a feat of electrical engineering and it hints at the future of electrical vehicle engineering.The competition is named the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb. It is a 12.42 mile race with 156 turns,[…]
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