Hmmm.........
Care to name whatever you are yowling about, Elektra, ol' fart?
Old Crock made claims that jobs for 100k were available in the steel industry then could not link to the company.
Further Old Crock disparaged my profession stating my profession has zero to do with the quality of steel.
I challenged old crock to prove his knowledge of steel by explaining what this graphic of my work has to do with high quality steel.
This would have been quite the snappy comeback if only your "graphic" had approached legibility. That you post a phone pic of the graphic tells me you don't have an electronic copy of the thing. I guess they don't trust you with the complicated stuff.
And, seems to me you're a business major. Just what WOULD your line of work have to do with the quality of steel??
It is a thumbnail you can open, once open you can see in the lissajou window I am calibrating the absolute channel, which is the 240 khz. On the strip charts you can see the P1 mix channel which eliminates the support signal, which can be seen in the channel 4 strip chart.
I am calibrating the system to analyze inconell 600. In the lissajou window you can see the phase difference between the 20%, 40%, 60%, as 80% threw wall signals manufactured into the calibration standard.
It is not a graphic I took a pic of, it's simply a pic of the computer screen I use to do work. I am on an old Unix system that is running proprietary software, the data is owned by the customer, so there is non-disclosure agreements and stuff.
yes, what does phase analysis, hysteresis, inductive reactance, and Faraday have to do with metal.
A business major? Hardly, this is science, after I analyze the data my results, my report will go to engineers and metallurgist.
Energy and steel go hand and gand, I am involved in both.
