An educational resource for electrical engineers in the nuclear power industry
This book, Controlling the Atom, appeared in 1984 and describes the creation of the first nuclear reactor regulations. The subtitle may sound boring, but I think there are some portions of the book that industry engineers will find interesting. Continue reading “A look at “Controlling the Atom””
I didn’t send you a tip last week… Continue reading “Do you have $400 to spare?”
In a world run by digital technology where everything is connected to and stored on the Internet, we practically have no privacy remaining. Continue reading “Get your privacy back for cheap”
Have a friend or family member taking a long trip by airplane? Continue reading “Track flights in real time”
So, there’s a burning question on your mind: how much do electrical engineers make? The Bureau of Labor Statistics updates this information every year around May, and it just released its latest data.
Continue reading “How much do electrical engineers make? (2015)”
The fate of one seems all but certain. The other two nuclear plants are in the hands of Illinois state politicians. Continue reading “Three U.S. Nuclear Plants Threatened by Closure”
Fort Calhoun is located near Omaha, Nebraska. It generates 479 megawatts… Continue reading “Another US plant to close its doors?”
How does your personal or family budget look compared to everybody else? Continue reading “Spending – are you exceeding the national average?”