Friday, January 15, 2016

Affordable, Effective and Versatile CNC Route for Plastics, Wood, Sign Making, Foam and Fabrication

Affordable, Effective and Versatile CNC Router for Plastics, Wood, Sign making, Foam and Fabrication.
Cnc Router Machine
Cnc Router Machine
Techno's HD series CNC Router provides an affordable routing solution to the plastics industry with plastics industry with model available in (3) different standard sizes: 4ft x 4ft, 4ft x 8ft, and 5ftx10ft, or any special sizze upon request. The HD machine comes equipped with a 4 HP HSD high frequncy collet spindle, 4-zone vacuum table, 9HP Becker rotary vane vacuum pump, and an automatic tool calibration pad. Key Features are all steel construction providing a stable foundation for the router resulting in superior cut quality and edge finish. In addition, the machine includes helical rack-n-pinion drives on the X and Y axis, a ball screw on the Z axis an easy-to-use hand held control pendant, and a vacuum hood designed with concentrated flow at the spindle tool making it vvery effective in cleaning up the chips as it routers.

Techno's HD CNC Router is versatile tool servicing the plastics, woodworking, sign making, foam and the general fabrication industry, and the HD machine's open architecture works with all industry standard CAD/CAM software.

Contact Techno's sales application engineers today at 631-648-7481 to learn more about how the HD CNC router can benefit your business and product Quality, or fill out the convenient online form for a free quote. Additionally, you can visit Techn's website at www.technocnc.com to see their full range of cnc equipment and videos showcasing the high performance and quality machinery in action.

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Thursday, December 10, 2015

The CNC Router Market Report For 2016-2021

The CNC Router Market Report for 2016 – 2021 Now Available with eMarketOrg.com

eMarketOrg.com adds Global CNC Router Market to 2021 Report profiling companies like Thermwood, AXYZ International, Multicam, Northwood, Diversified Machine Systems, Haas Automation, CanCam, HOMAG, Hendrick, Griggio, C.R.Onsrud, Multiax and Comagrav.

Pune, India, December 09, 2015 --(PR.com)-- In line with efforts of offering thoroughly analyzed and proficiently researched business intelligence data, 2015 CNC router Market research report is the latest addition to the huge collection of manufacturing sector reports. It offers detailed and skilfully evaluated data by an experienced set of experts.

Global CNC router research offers a summary of industry chain structure starting with definitions and covering basics of segment classifications and applications. CNC router development trends of key geographic regions and worldwide sector is examined closely in this report along with CNC router industry competitive dimensions.

This Global CNC router market study published on December 04, 2015 and divided into 13 major chapters is now available with eMarketorg.com at http://emarketorg.com/pro/global-cnc-router-industry-2015-market-research-report/.

While the report contains accurate expert forecasts for the CNC router market, historic and current data on manufacturing processes, cost structures, development policies and plans, supply and demand figures, CNC router import/export consumption, cost, price, revenue and gross margins are studied in this research.

This wide spread 158 pages report on CNC router market provides profiles of companies active in the CNC router industry, their product specifications, applications, their contact profiles and information, which form a fundamental part of the report. The CNC router industry evolution is investigated for upstream raw materials and equipment along with downstream demand and marketing channels. Additionally, new project investment prospects are well assessed by industry experts to provide business feasibility analysis to new entrants and/or companies looking to expand in this market.

CNC router market research report available with eMarketorg.com is an outcome of concentrated manufacturing industry research providing key statistics in form of 166 tables and figures, supported with market forecasts and research conclusions.

Major points from Table of Contents for this report cover:
Industry Overview
1.1 Definition and Specifications of CNC Router
1.1.1 Definition of CNC Router
1.1.2 Specifications of CNC Router
1.2 Classification of CNC Router
1.3 Applications of CNC Router
1.4 Industry Chain Structure of CNC Router
1.5 Industry Overview and Major Regions Status of CNC Router
1.5.1 Industry Overview of CNC Router
1.5.2 Global Major Regions Status of CNC Router
1.6 Industry Policy Analysis of CNC Router
1.7 Industry News Analysis of CNC Router
2 Manufacturing Cost Structure Analysis of CNC Router
2.1 Raw Material Suppliers and Price Analysis of CNC Router
2.2 Equipment Suppliers and Price Analysis of CNC Router
2.3 Labor Cost Analysis of CNC Router
2.4 Other Costs Analysis of CNC Router
2.5 Manufacturing Cost Structure Analysis of CNC Router
2.6 Manufacturing Process Analysis of CNC Router
2.7 Global Price, Cost and Gross of CNC Router 2010-2015
3 Technical Data and Manufacturing Plants Analysis of CNC Router
3.1 Capacity and Commercial Production Date of Global Key Manufacturers in 2014
3.2 Manufacturing Plants Distribution of Global Key CNC Router Manufacturers in 2014
3.3 R&D Status and Technology Source of Global CNC Router Key Manufacturers in 2014
3.4 Raw Materials Sources Analysis of Global CNC Router Key Manufacturers in 2014
4 Production Analysis of CNC Router by Regions, Type, and Applications (2010-2015)
5 Consumption Volume and Consumption Value Analysis of CNC Router by Regions (2010-2015)
6 Analysis of CNC Router Production, Supply, Sales and Market Status 2010-2015
7 Analysis of CNC Router Industry Key Manufacturers
8 Price and Gross Margin Analysis of CNC Router
9 Marketing Trader or Distributor Analysis of CNC Router
10 Development Trend of CNC Router Industry 2016-2021
10.1 Capacity and Production Overview of CNC Router 2016-2021
10.2 Production Market Share Analysis of CNC Router 2016-2021
10.3 Sales Overview of CNC Router 2016-2021
10.4 Supply, Sales, and Gap of CNC Router 2016-2021
10.5 Import, Export and Consumption of CNC Router 2016-2021
10.6 Cost, Price, Revenue and Gross Margin of CNC Router 2016-2021
11 Industry Chain Suppliers with Contact Information of CNC Router
12 New Project Investment Feasibility Analysis of CNC Router
13 Conclusion of the Global CNC Router Industry 2015 Market Research Report

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Thursday, November 26, 2015

Embracing The Past and Capturing the Future.

Embracing the past, Capturing the future.

AURORA- Whether its is learning about Henry Ford's introduction of the assembly line which revolutionized manufacturing, to using digital calipers for super accurate measurements or cutting a piece of wood by hand and then using a hand plane, to programming the computer Numerical control (CNC) router or laser engraver, Mesabi East student are able to learn about the past while also experiencing modern technology.

As the manufacturing industry has changed with redesigned and streamlined production lines and the use of more process automation, The nature of line of work that the industry needs has changed as well. The nation will have 3.5 million manufacturing jobs to fill over the next decade, according to a 2015 report from Deloitte and the Manufacturing Institute.

Mesabi East shop classes can help student becomes self-reliant, find their strengths, learn the value of persistence, find the satisfaction in making a project from start to finish, launch a hands-on career, understand the principle of math and science, created and design, among many other positives. By trying different courses, Student are able to discover their niches and with 75 years of combined experience, Bill Krueth and George Harden are here to help them do just that. Krueth teaches welding I,ll and lll, wood shop, Carpentry computer Aided Drafting (CAD) and Metal Fabrication I, II, and III on the Aurora Campus While Harden teaches Auto, I, Mesabi East High School is proud to be part of the Applied learning Institute (Ali) which serves to educated a new generation of learner-workers. Ali, Formed ion 2006, is a partnership that connects five collages of the Northeast Higher Education District(NHED) and 22 northeast Minnesota high schools and the Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation Board. It was    
Created to revitalize technical education.

Since its beginning, ALi has provided more than $5.5 million in funding to member high schools and colleges Mesabi East High School has greatly benefited by receiving $328,395 in funding to date. Because of this funding Mesabi East has been able to acquire technology such as a laser engraver, Computer Numerical Control (CNC) router, CNC plasma cutter, robotic arm, 3D Printer, TiG Welders, MIG Welders, CNC milling machine, and CNC lathe.




Student enrolled in Ali courses have the opportunity to study engineering applications, transportation, Fundamentals of industrial design and healthcare. The high school, higher education, and industry partners collaborate to design and implement each Ali program.

All of the Ali Programs transition into NHED program. ALi Priority programs are divided into six categories: industrial technology, transportation, healthcare, technical math, Pre-engineering, and construction trades.

In addition to funding, ALI supports employer and college visits for high schools classes, Equipment exhibitions for instructors, Employer and college instructor presentations at high schools, and jobs fairs for regional employers. These courses are open to junior and senior high school student and agree tuition-free Student receive both high school and college credit upon the successful completion of Ali courses.

Mesabi East instructors that tech ALi courses are Craig sickle - Technical Math, Bill Krueth- Industrial Technology/Construction Trades, and Erin Prazak-Printing/Publishing. Five Mesabi East Student are currently taking healthcare courses at the Eveleth campus.

Two other projects have emerged due to the collaboration set by Ali. These are Iron Range Engineering (IRE) and Education innovation Partners.

Iron Range Engineering (IRE) gives students the opportunity to earn a four- year degree engineering program which is collocated in Virginia at the Tom Rukavina Engineering Center, a new building dedicated to the lawmaker whose dedication and determination has been instrumental in securing Funds for higher dedication. This Program is located on the Mesabi Range Collage Virginia campus and is a collaborative effort with Minnesota State university and Itasca Community College.

Education Innovation Partners (EIP) began in 2013 with the goal of providing students throughout the region with equal access and the opportunity for a world class education regardless of ZIP code.

In Addition to providing opportunities to our student that they may not have other wish had, ALi helps to meet the needs of employers and helps students connect with the community. the CEO of Chastiser, Believes one of the most surprising results of the initiative was the partnering classes and Habitat for Humanity to build Houses in the area.

More Information can be found on the Applied learning Institute's

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Tuesday, November 24, 2015

Technology For Cnc Router Machine


Technology for Batch One wood products manufacturing is finally catching up with what custom woodworkers and cabinetmakers have been doing for years. Now it’s possible to do it on a factory production-line — right down to one-off edge bands of varying thicknesses and robotic hand sanders.



Under the name “Industry 4.0,” this production makeover has been sweeping across all manufacturing segments, enabled by advances in enterprise-wide computer systems. Now every production cell, machine function and employee can be linked in real-time through blue-tooth wireless, tablet computers and smart phone apps. Coupled with automated machining technology, this levels the playing field so big firms can go custom, and small firms can produce products on par with the large shops.




The rapid adoption of lower-cost hot air edge banding for zero-joint edges, automated materials handling, and simplified CNC operation — with improved human interfaces — also means more consistent and productive output.

For runs of one table or cabinet — the essence of Batch One production — perhaps no other technology is as complicated as edge banding. Its set-up times were historically long, as were warm-up times for the glue pot. That doesn’t work when the changeover must take place from workpiece to work piece.

Hot air edge banding solved half the problem. It was a big deal at the LIGNA show two years ago, and even bigger for LIGNA 2015. Its ability to start up fast is a natural fit with Batch One production. Scm showed its first entree in the field, while Holz-Her showed a quick changeover rail system to move between conventional and PUR. Also big: Scm, Biesse and Homage showed edge band mechanisms that adjust for panel thickness. bit.ly/1OasgIa

Industry 4.0, the long-term full factory automation strategy that was the talk of LIGNA 2015, was also among the major themes for conference sessions at the 2015 Woodworking Machinery & Supply Expo in Toronto in November.

Industry 4.0, as described by Lignum Consulting, is a comprehensive strategy for automating factories, embracing organizational structure, data, product development, logistics and human resources. Lignum Consulting Inc. President Georg Frey, based in North Carolina, and Sepp Gmeiner, partner, who heads the Toronto office, operated the first stop on LIGNA 2015’s Industry 4.0 Technology Tour in Hannover.  bit.ly/1NGXnsK

Robotics To Mimic Human Woodworkers

At AWFS Fair 2015, smaller-scale robots took up hand finishing. Biesse and Prime Heat each showed Fanuc robots that sand or finish doors and furniture parts. Biesse’s Opera R sanded doors with a conventional hand-held orbital sander, swapping out a square sander for getting the corners on a recessed cabinet door panel, then selecting a round orbital for rails and stiles, just like a human operator. bit.ly/1MZ2OTb

Crowd sourcing Woodworking Skills

Hundreds of woodshop pros give detailed answers to technical and technique questions posted monthly at Woodworking Network’s Shop Smarts Challenge, earning it a place among our most-viewed pages. bit.ly/WWNShopSmarts  

Saw-stop Sues Bosch Over Patents

Among major business stories, the series of reports on Bosch’s entry into Saw Stop’s domain was highly viewed. Saw Stop is taking legal action to block Bosch’s approach to a flesh-sensing saw that stops the blade before injuring the operator. Bosch says the technologies don’t violate Saw Stop patents. It uses a piston that doesn’t damage the blade. bit.ly/1Jl015e

5 Apps that Woodworkers Must Try

Smart phones are ubiquitous, and their ability to capture and compare colors is amazing. Also, from levels to plumb bobs, free smart phone apps for woodworkers are like a virtual toolbox. bit.ly/1FzhX9K

Tool Verifies Saw Blade Angle Is Right

Simple and simply popular: the  AccuMASTER 2-in-1 Digital Angle Gauge finds true level and checks angles on saw blades, jointer fences, sharpening planes, drill press, etc. It debuted at AWFS Fair 2015. bit.ly/1QypXm3

Wood Friction Welding Needs No Glue

The behavior of wood surfaces in joining wood,  TMI shows glue-less welding of wood using vibration and pressure, an approach developed for aircraft production in the 1960s. bit.ly/1PEt4Zx

Stiles Homag BHX Vertical CNCs

The BHX was the vertical CNC machining center that tipped the balance for the compact technology. Homag sold more than one per day in its first three years on the market. The count is much higher now. bit.ly/1YkuEBk

Evolution Vertical CNC 

Holz-Her has updated its Evolution model and expanded the lineup since its first introduction to the U.S. market at IWF 2014, including a boring-only version introduced at LIGNA 2015. Evolution suspends the panel with a vacuum clamp so it can be trimmed on all four sides. bit.ly/1OVspmr

Biesse Vertical CNC Brema Eko 2.1

Biesse launched the Brema vertical CNC, which can carry out all boring, milling, and glue and dowel insertion operations, as well as managing additional hardware inserts. It also handles delicate surfaces. bit.ly/1NgujxU

Scm REM Pilot Vertical CNC 

We ran across Scm’s CNC technology in reporting on Lock dowel fasteners at LIGNA and during the AWFS Fair.  Its availability in the U.S. hasn’t yet been announced.   bit.ly/2161cBz

Rob land Vertical CNC

The Rob land Silver line 3000 CNC vertical drilling machine appeared at the Canadian 2013 Woodworking Machinery & Supply Expo. bit.ly/1T3Oyxv

Auto-Guide Hand-held Router Arrives

A hand-held router that uses machine vision and GPS to guide its cutting path is getting closer to market. A product of Massachusetts Institute of Technology grad student research, it is now moving into the world of venture capital funding with some backing by Roo Venture Capital, and has been redesigned by a former Google product developer and renamed Shaper. bit.ly/1HlgN9a

Vacuum-Power Dremel Cleans & Cuts

A vacuum-powered rotary Dremel cleans debris while running 30,000 rpm. The VRT1 turns a shop vacuum into a turbine-powered rotary tool, capturing airborne dust as it goes. bit.ly/1NHffUa

Precision Cut Technology at Cal Door

Cal Door credits its success to a combination of old-world craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology using automatic stops and pushers on industrial pop up saws. bit.ly/1T4e8Cv

Wonder of Low Temp Powder Coating

Next generation in Ultra Low Bake Powder Coating technology, IGP-RAPIDtop 88, a clear topcoat for solid wood.  Louisville-based U.S. IGP powder coating on chairs and other products is dramatic, with the bare wood contrasting with the glossy coating achieved with RAPIDtop 88. bit.ly/1XeHPRQ

How Reality TV Made Him Buy a CNC

While many people  recognize him as a contestant on HGTV’s “Ellen’s Design Challenge,” furniture maker Tim McClellan, owner of Western Heritage Furniture in Jerome, AZ, was already  well established before the show. He has been crafting high-end furniture pieces for more than 20 years. A stint on the Ellen show made him buy his first CNC. bit.ly/1FN7sEl

Wood Ed Training Simulator at WMS

Wood Ed, a woodworking machinery virtual reality training system, is being distributed in North America by Taurus Craco Machinery. Developed by Mimbus, the training system provides a safe yet realistic approximation of woodworking machinery for training new equipment users. bit.ly/1X7ddUg

3D Wood Laser in Kick starter Record

Glow forge, a 3D laser cutter and etcher for wood, metal, leather and other materials, reports a Kick starter crowdfunding record, raising more than $28 million in the last month for pre­-orders of its scanner and cutter. A consumer version sells for $1,995, while a more robust Pro model sells for $3,995. bit.ly/1k7bxvo

CNC Machining 101: Batch One List

What is the difference between a CNC router and a machining center? What role does Batch One processing have in your plant? A  panel of experts explain the technologies and the role these machines have in creating a flexible work environment. They also share purchasing considerations along with machining tips for processing not only solid wood and panel products, but also advanced materials. It was our most popular webcast in 2015. bit.ly/1MsdmNp

Lowe’s Adds Holoroom 3D Visualizer

Lowe’s Holoroom, an augmented reality room visualizer that lets customers walk right into a virtual kitchen cabinet design, will be rolled out in 19 U.S. stores. First launched in Toronto, it is combined with Oculus Rift and Google 3D viewing technology. bit.ly/1O7Raun


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Monday, November 23, 2015

Chiller Machine

Chiller Introduction




Industrial circulation cooler is designed by the international advanced cooling system, which can be used in any small cooling system radiating through water-cooling.


  1. All-round safe keeping function of  cut-off and over temperature warning.
  2. Closed stainless steel water tanks, it can work for a long time with one watering.
  3. Real-time monitoring the temperature to know exactly the work condition of heating elements.
  4. Professional radiator with great volume of heat diapation that forces the wind cool.
  5. Automatic work, not needing manual work.( co-ordinating with the system )
  6. Outputting waning signal to quickly keep the sense organs safe.
  7. Minute extension, beautiful shape.
  8. High cost performance and maintenance free machine. 

Specification

  1. Power supply :                                         220vac 50/60Hz
  2. Power Consumption :                             110VA max
  3. Cooling water tank capacity :                9L
  4. Cooling water tank Material :               Stainless Steel
  5. Cooling :                                                   Radiation that forces the wind cool 
  6. Amount in cooling :                                 60w/'c
  7. Way of circulation :                                 Forces Circulation
  8. Maximum Water Current Capacity:     600L/h
  9. Maximum  Water Pumping Lift:           10m
  10. Diameter of Input and output Hole :     10mm
  11. External Dimensions :                             470*262*373 mm
  12. Weight :                                                    Approx*.13 kg

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS







2.Notes
  1. Don't Power ON if no water 
  2. Put it in ventilated and dry environment, far from other heaters. And its vent is away from the obstacles above 150mm
  3. Draining is necessary when it is out of work or transported for a long time.
  4.  When the water temperature is under 10.c its fan s will stop work, and when over 20.c , it will continue to work.
3. Installation for the first Time

Its installation is very easy and you can do it according to the following steps.
  1. open the packing and examine the machine and accessories
  2. Connecting the outlet and inlet pipes 
  3. Twists off the machine Crown note Drainage opening, joins the water.
  4. Plugging in and turning on the power.
  5. Checking the water level of the water tank. (The water  level should be 80-150mm aways from the tender filling hole). Screwing down the tender filling hole nut tightly.
The installation is over now and it only needs to turn on or off the power next time. ( if thhe cooler is automatic, it can be on and off by its own and does not need intervention).

4. Maintenance

  • please change the cooling water after a long time.

APPENDIX

1. The Cooling capacity of CW-3000
  • cooling the heater of 50w to 400w respectively with this cooler and open circulation cooling system the data of maximum temperature-rise against indoor temperature are monitored and as following 

2. Standard Accessories 
  • An Industrial Circulation Cooler 
  • A Power Line 
  • A Spare Fuse 250V/2A
  • An user Manual
  • A Coupling Hose Pipe 
  • Two Staples 
  • A Plug of warning signal output
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Sunday, November 22, 2015

laser machine

jacksonville Ice sculptor  creates art with an electric chain saw



ask mike Riesmeyer to create an image using pencil and paper and you'll probably be disappointed with the results.

he can't even draw a good stick dog, he said. but give him an eletric chain saw and a 300-pound block of ice, and Riesmeyer becomes an artist.

In the 30-plus year that he has been sculpting ice, he's carved everything from fire engines and eagles to martini from fire engines and eagles to martini glasses and dragons. Dolphins and Swans, popular at wedding receptions, are almost second nature to him.

The self-taught Riesmeyer doesn't know why he's much better with a chain saw than with a pencil. he suspects it's the ability to visualize in three dimiensions rether than two.

In any case Sculpting ice is an "artistic outlet" that he has largely turned into a career through his one-man business, Designer Ice.

On even the most scorching summer day in Northeast Florida, Riemeyer still dresses for the better cold if he plans to step into his small freezer studio, where the temperature is 22 degrees. with a cap, gloves and a heavy coat, I look like an Eskimo," he said.

He does most of his Sculpting in the studio. Occasionally he does domonstrations as well, like the ones he expects to do during WinterFeest at Adventure landing in jacksonvile Beach.


He's carved on location when the heat and humidity are overwhelming, as well as in less oppressive conditions. Either way, Riesmeyer is still working outdoors with ice in Florida. " you're at the mercy of the elements, "he said. "in said. "in most demos, you have to be careful, but also hurry."

Buniness Typically picks up during the hoildays as requests come in for glistening centerpieces for galas, company parties and hoilday-themed gatherings.

This year, Riesmeyer is busy with another project as well: he's in the process of building a new studio.

When Finished, the 12-by-20-foot space will give him more elbow room that he had in his first studio, an 8-by-12-foot structure.

In the meantime, he's doing his sculpting in the 5-by-10 trailer freezer he used to transport finished works and blocks of ice for demonstrations.

LEARN BY DOING

Riesmeyer, 54 grew up in Pittsburgh and studied to become a chef at the culinary institute of America in Hyde Park, N.Y.

He had exactly one day of instruction in ice sculpting at culinary school. His first Sculpture: a cornucopia.

"I picked the easiest thing I could find," he said.

There wasn't much emphasis on the skill because most chefs don't end up doing anything with it.

But Riesmeyer did. He was already well into the process of "learning by doing" when he came to jacksonville in 1985 and began working as a hotel banquet chef. for the next eight years, he took on as many requests for ice sculptures as he could

By 1993, however, he was burning out from the demanding hours. When he decided to leave the he culinary world behind, ice sculpture was "the one thing i still enjoyed," he said.

Carving ice wasn't Riesmeyer's only path to reinventing himself. He went to massage school and eventually went to work for a doctor as a massage and neuro-muscular therapist.
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About the same time, His now-former wife formed a catering business. Riesmeyer decided to start his own business as well, and had a freezer studio in the same building where she ran her operation.

Requests for sculptures at wedding receptions and corporate gathering helped Designer Ice get off to a strong start. working with 40-by-20-inch blocks of ice, He'd create full working ice bars, Ice luges and company logos along with the dolphins and swans

his primary tools:an electric chain saw and router bits in every shape and size. "Chisels and gouges are still used, but not as much, " Riesmeyer said. "That's the old way."

In any case, "your tools become extension of your hands," he said.

Riesmeyer has had remarkably few mishaps, he said, considering he's considering he's done about 3,000 sculptures. But he has vivid memories of the day something went really wrong.

he had carved two fencing figures for a wedding reception (the bride and groom were both fencers). one figure was doing a lunge, the other a parry.

he was moving the sculptures across the parking lot into the hotel in Atlantic Beach When one was Blow over by a strong wind and Shattered on the pavement.

The couple turned out to be very forgiving.

CROWD APPROVAL

Sculpting ice is solitary work, except when it isn't.

Riesmeyer enjoys the isolation of his studio as he gets comfortable "in my zone."

But he also finds great satisfaction in working on location in front of an audience. At Last year's WinterFest at Adventure Landing, He Created Characters From the animated Disney film "Frozen" Such as Olaf the Snowman and the Marshmallow Snow Monter. He used a fog machine to make it look loke the snow monster was breathing frost.

The reaction from audiences-what Riesmeyer calls "the wow factor" - is "one of the thing that makes me happiest."

His reaction from moments in front of a crowned occurred in fall 2003 at the St. Augustine Fire and Ice Festival, a Chili cook-off and amateur ice carving competition the previous year, Riesmeyer had created a phoenix. He used seven blocks of ice.

This time, he set his ambitions even higher: a knight with a shield, and an 8-foot dragon. he used 14 blocks of ice, and his arms start cramping before he was done. he lit the knight with whits light, the dragon with green, and hooked up a fog machine to the dragon to make it look like it was breathing smoke.

As Riesmeyer finished, he turned around to see hundreds of people had gathered. Many Expressed awe at the results.

"I couldn't even tell you what the sculptures weighed, "  he said. "Thousands of pounds ."

Depending on the surrounding temperature, and where the Sculpture is placed- in the direct sun, For example- Riesmeyer's work usually begins to melt in a matter of hours.

But the impermanence of his creations doesn't bother him.

"It's served its Purpose," He said. "after your first 1,000, you get over it."

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Saturday, November 21, 2015

Plasma Machine

Alex Tinguely: Working Toward a fusion future



After starting his physics education with online courses, an MIT graduate student is now practicing cutting-edge research in nuclear fusion at MIT.

Paul Rivenberg I plasma science and fusion center
Novermber 20, 2015

Alex Tinguely wonders where he might be today if he had not taken an online physics class in high school. The second-year Department of Physics graduate student from fort madison, lowa, attended a high school with a population of more than 100 students, and with no available physics courses.

In his jonior year he decided if he was going to explore the world of physics he would need to do it online, and on his own. with no lab space available, Tinguely adapted the school chapel to his needs.

"one experiment I did was stack our Hymnals to form a ramp that i could roll a ball down. i was trying to calculate thee acceleration due to gravity by varying the slope of the ramp. At least one teacher Knew that I was in the Chapel, But I'm not sure about the others. They Probably would not have been too happy."

In the process of his chapel experiments, Tinguely found physics so compelling he decided to take an online Advanced Placement physics course during his senior year.

Attracted by the breadth of research possible in the filed, Alex majored inn physics and mathematics at lowa state university. Between his junior and senior years he had the opportunity, through the U.S Department of Energy (DOE) Science undergraduate Laboratory Internship Program, to study at a DOE Lab. Feeling that the topic of nuclear fusion sounded promising, he ended up at the Princeton plasma physics Laboratory (PPPL). He spent the summer studying dusty plasma's with Arturo Dominguez, Whose graduate work at MIT's Plasma Science and Fusion center (PSFC) Had to his position as PPPL's Science education and program leader.

Today, Tinuely Finds himself in a PSFC control room, acquiring data from the same ALcator C-Mod Tokamak Dominguez used for his thesis research. Working with his advisory, Principal research Scientist Bob Granetz, He studies how to magnetically confine plasmas in a toroidal vacuum vessel, so that fusion can occur. His Focus now is on Disruption, often caused by instabilities in the plasma, which can damage the walls of the fusion  vessel.

"We need to figure out how to prevent disruption if we want our tokamak to work and survive."

Tinguely is particularly interested in runaway electrons, Which can be caused by disruptions. these electrons, Which have accelerated to nearly the speed of light, cna carry a lot of energy: 1,000 times more than the normal thermal energy of electrons in the plasma. if runaway electron beams are created in a fusion device, they can eventually strike a wall and cause serious- potentially catastrophic-damage to the vessel.

The disruption scenarios Tinguely studies are comparable to what could occur in the ITER project, a large-scale fusion experiment being built in France to demonstrate the technological and scientific feasibility of magnetic confinement fusion. "If we can predict Disruptions on C-Mode, Hopefully we can predict them on ITER," Alex says.

His research takes Tinguely inside the compact vacuum of the Alcator C-Mod tokamak, an opportunity he describes as "one of the coolest experiences ever." Inside a machine that can reach temperatures of 100 million degrees, he calibrates spectrometers so that they can accurately measure the amount of light coming from the synchronous radiation of runaway eletrons. For Tinguely, working inside the tokemak provides a unique learning experience, one that places a lot of responsibility on the students, but teaches great skills.

Tinguely is eager to share his enjoyment of physics and fusion research with others. At the PSFC he honing the talent for educational outreach that he nurtured as a member of the lowa state university physics and Astronomy club, Where he helped put on science demonstrations at local elementry schools and on campus. giving a tour of the PSFC, he might be found Explaining how to play a video game that challenges participants to keep a plasma from touching the walls of the vessel, or inviting a high school student to hold a large magnet up to a glow-discharge tube filled with plasma, to illustrate how plasma respond to magnetic fields.

"I Think it's really fun to do and hopefully gets kids interested in science," Tinguely says. "It was very much by chance that i became interested in physics."

looking back on his decision to take an online physics course, and how it led him on a path to MIT, Tinguely seems committed to sparking that same interest in the minds of the student he meets.

"My end goal is to hopefully help build a fusion reactor some day," he says. And it looks like he's hoping to inspire others to join him.

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