Category Archives: Engineering Philosophy

Youthful Exuberance in Engineering

Posted on December 5, 2012 by Jim Gavigan

It is well documented that there is a talent shortage in the engineering ranks and especially in controls engineering these days. It seems as though we are losing more engineers than we are gaining in our industry and it is … Continue reading →

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Eliminating the White Knuckle ride of Startup: The importance of Simulation and Factory Acceptance Testing, Part III

Posted on September 24, 2012 by Jim Gavigan

Again, I want to apologize for not finishing this series before now, but the reason that I even started the series was because we were executing a project at a steel mill that would involve a heavy amount of simulation … Continue reading →

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Eliminating the White Knuckle Ride of Startup: Simulation and Factory Acceptance Testing, Part II

Posted on May 18, 2011 by Jim Gavigan

  In part I of this blog, the importance of having a good functional description was essential in developing a good simulation application, which then leads a good factory acceptance test. In this blog, the importance of simulation is discussed, … Continue reading →

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