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03/02/2004 10:32:47 AM · #26 |
Originally posted by Spazmo99:
Originally posted by coolhar:
A flower or a cat would be a severe stretch. |
How about a cat in a tensile tester? |
Cat in a blender? |
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03/02/2004 10:55:33 AM · #27 |
Originally posted by robsmith:
Originally posted by Spazmo99:
Originally posted by coolhar:
A flower or a cat would be a severe stretch. |
How about a cat in a tensile tester? |
Cat in a blender? |
Well, a tensile tester would determine both the yield and ultimate strength of the cat, but I can't figure out what engineering property of the cat would be determined in a blender. Now, if you were testing blenders, you would be required to use an FDA approved simulated cat for testing.
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03/02/2004 10:56:49 AM · #28 |
Originally posted by Spazmo99:
Originally posted by robsmith:
Originally posted by Spazmo99:
Originally posted by coolhar:
A flower or a cat would be a severe stretch. |
How about a cat in a tensile tester? |
Cat in a blender? |
Well, a tensile tester would determine both the yield and ultimate strength of the cat, but I can't figure out what engineering property of the cat would be determined in a blender. Now, if you were testing blenders, you would be required to use an FDA approved simulated cat for testing. |
Viscosity.
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03/02/2004 11:29:18 AM · #29 |
LOL!!!!
I love hating cats ... this thread rules! |
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03/02/2004 11:43:48 AM · #30 |
Originally posted by jmsetzler:
Originally posted by Spazmo99:
Originally posted by robsmith:
Originally posted by Spazmo99:
Originally posted by coolhar:
A flower or a cat would be a severe stretch. |
How about a cat in a tensile tester? |
Cat in a blender? |
Well, a tensile tester would determine both the yield and ultimate strength of the cat, but I can't figure out what engineering property of the cat would be determined in a blender. Now, if you were testing blenders, you would be required to use an FDA approved simulated cat for testing. |
Viscosity. |
I suppose that you could modify a blender to give a good measurement of viscosity, or use it as is to prepare the cat for viscosity measurement using the more common Saybolt viscosimeter.
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03/05/2004 09:29:13 AM · #31 |
This challenge asks for an interesting picture of design and/or engineering. The requirement is not for both. As this thread shows it's open to very broad interpretation. Even a spiders web could be considered a functional and aesthetically pleasing design. I'm hoping to see a wide variety of interpretations. This is what makes each challenge interesting.
Message edited by author 2004-03-05 16:10:22. |
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03/05/2004 11:15:06 AM · #32 |
What about a CAT carrier?
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03/05/2004 12:02:24 PM · #33 |
i don't like cats really at all... but that is cruel... :)... but funny he he
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