Kaniesh N

Joined June 2024

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I am a YouTuber focused on mechanical engineering. With a diploma in the field, I create educational videos on topics from basics to advanced techniques. Check out my channel TechTorqueNK www.youtube.com/@TechTorqueNK

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Nuclear Power
Imagine a world where electricity flows abundantly, emissions dwindle to near zero, and our dependence on finite fossil fuels fades into history. Sounds like a dream? That’s the potential of nuclear power. As one of the most powerful and debated energy sources, nuclear power continues to ignite curiosity, innovation, and controversy. In this blog, we’ll unravel the science behind nuclear energy, its benefits, challenges, and its role in shaping a sustainable future.
By Kaniesh Nabout a year ago in Education
Understanding Mass Production
Mass production is a virtue of modern manufacturing, which changed the character of industries and manufactured goods -way in which they are produced and consumed around the world. Economies of scale combined with technological innovation make mass production possible for the production of huge volumes of standardized products in an efficient manner. Let's learn about the concept of mass production, advantages, disadvantages, and its influence on different sectors in this blog.
By Kaniesh Nabout a year ago in Education
Understanding the Second Law of Thermodynamics
The second law of thermodynamics is one of the fundamental principles that govern the universe, offering insights into the behavior of energy and the direction of processes. It explains why certain phenomena occur spontaneously while others do not. In this blog, we’ll explore the second law, its implications, and its applications in various fields, particularly mechanical engineering.
By Kaniesh Nabout a year ago in Education
Understanding the First Law of Thermodynamics
The first law of thermodynamics is the law of conservation of energy. This means that, in a closed system, energy is constant and is neither created nor destroyed but transferred or changed from one form to another. This law is quite applicable in the field of mechanical engineering, chemistry, and environmental science. Let's break down the first law using an expression of its math part and what it means for us to use in real-life applications.
By Kaniesh Nabout a year ago in Education
From Steam Engines to AI
One of the broadest and the oldest branches of engineering has its storied evolution in mechanical engineering. From simple machines first articulated in ancient history, the evolution culminated into today's most advanced technologies powered by artificial intelligence (AI). The significant journey entails not only the creativity and curiosity of human beings but also the ability to harness and improve our environment through science and engineering. Let's consider some of the main highlights in the evolution of the definition of mechanical engineering, from the steam era to the AI age.
By Kaniesh Nabout a year ago in History
The Evolution of Foundries
One of the oldest functions in industrial production is foundries: a foundry is simply a workshop in which metal is cast into various shapes to form parts for machinery, automobiles, infrastructure, and much more. The transition from old foundry practices to modern technology-driven foundries clearly represents a degree of change in the whole course of manufacturing processes, productivity, and precision in general.
By Kaniesh Nabout a year ago in History
Understanding the Zeroth Law of Thermodynamics
The Zeroth Law of Thermodynamics can give one the impression that it was named with some arbitrary order of the list of laws of thermodynamics. But indeed, its role is fundamental. Named relatively late into game, it serves as a basis of understanding of what thermal equilibrium is, and most importantly, the very concept of temperature itself. In this blog, we'll be exploring the Zeroth Law: why it matters and forms a basis for thermodynamic systems and measurement of temperatures.
By Kaniesh Nabout a year ago in Education
Understanding Six Sigma
Six Sigma is arguably one of the most effective methodologies for quality control and continuous improvement in business processes. It was developed in the 1980s by Motorola and popularized by General Electric, becoming the cornerstone in industries ranging from manufacturing to healthcare to finance. The mission is primarily to reduce defects or variability so that all processes are as efficient and reliable as possible.
By Kaniesh Nabout a year ago in Education
Finite Element Analysis (FEA)
Finite Element Analysis (FEA) has transformed the engineering and design sectors by allowing for detailed and precise simulations of physical phenomena. From structural assessments to thermal simulations, FEA offers essential insights that assist engineers in creating better, safer, and more efficient products. This blog delves into the core principles of FEA, its current uses, and what the future may hold for this influential tool.
By Kaniesh Nabout a year ago in Education
The Sheet Metal Industry
The sheet metal industry is still a basic and enormous sector within the manufacturing industry. Its applications range over several fields including the automotive, aerospace, construction, and electronics industries, among many more. Sheet metals are flat metals that are made up of a wide variety of fabrication processes. They are used to make different parts in machines and structures, as well as many other ordinary items. In this blog, we will delve into the basics of the sheet metal industry, how to join the sector as a beginner, the various branches of the industry, and what its future might hold.
By Kaniesh Nabout a year ago in Education
Introduction to Welding
Welding plays a crucial role in various industries, including construction, automotive, aerospace, and manufacturing. This technique involves joining materials, primarily metals or thermoplastics, by melting them together and allowing them to cool, resulting in a strong bond. In this blog, we will explore the fundamentals of welding, including its types, techniques, applications, and safety precautions.
By Kaniesh Nabout a year ago in Education
The History of Foundry
The foundry industry, known as the birthplace of metallurgy, has been vital to the evolution of human civilization. From ancient times to today, foundries have been essential in producing tools, weapons, and various critical components that have propelled technological progress. This blog explores the rich history of foundry work, emphasizing key milestones and advancements.
By Kaniesh Nabout a year ago in Education

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Nuclear Power

Understanding Mass Production

Understanding the Second Law of Thermodynamics

Understanding the First Law of Thermodynamics

From Steam Engines to AI

The Evolution of Foundries

Understanding the Zeroth Law of Thermodynamics

Understanding Six Sigma

Finite Element Analysis (FEA)

The Sheet Metal Industry

Introduction to Welding

The History of Foundry

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