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Help please engineers

Hello guys I passed class 12 my pcm is 60 and I thinking to do mechanical engineering with 3tier college is ugc and aicte approved after completing my engineering I am preparing for gme sponsorship can i eligible or please tell me does my 12th marks matter in gme sponsorship interview and merit list if matters then tell me should I do electrical engineering and choose eto line please sir help me

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u/Vaibhavjeederhahai — 2 days ago

How much should I realistically expect to pay to replace a radiator in a heavy-duty construction vehicle?

I’m trying to get a realistic idea of radiator replacement costs for a heavy-duty construction vehicle, and the price range I’m seeing is all over the place. One mechanic gave me a rough estimate that sounded high, but then when I started checking parts separately, I realized the radiator itself is only one part of the whole cost.

From what I can tell, the final price depends on the vehicle model, radiator size, labor, coolant, hoses, possible fan damage, and whether the replacement is OEM or aftermarket. The tricky part is that some aftermarket heavy-duty vehicle parts and accessories look affordable at first, but I’m not sure how much quality varies between suppliers.

I checked local options and also looked on Alibaba because there are many heavy-duty radiator and construction vehicle parts suppliers there. Some prices looked much lower than local quotes, but I’m cautious because a radiator failure on a work vehicle can cause downtime that costs more than the part itself. A cheap part is not really cheap if the machine is stuck for several days.

I’m not looking for the absolute cheapest option, just something dependable without paying way more than necessary. For people who manage construction equipment or repair heavy-duty vehicles, do you usually go OEM, aftermarket, or rebuilt for radiators? And what would you consider a normal total replacement cost once labor and related parts are included?

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u/Akira-sato5 — 4 days ago
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Advice for Beginners in NX

Hey everyone I am a mechanical undergrad. Recently I wanted to be enrolled myself in an ansys program in an institution in my home town but since they have resources regarding apdl not workbench they suggested that I should go for the combine cad+cam program in Siemens NX. For starters i have intermediate knowledge in solidworks, worked on fsae vehicle competition for college clubs, and made few personal projects. I want to build a product Design engineer career in the big tech in future. I want to ask if NX is worth it big 2026?

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u/ilostmyinsanity — 6 days ago
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Internship 20f

Hey there im 20f from india,currently pursuing mechanical engineering from tier1 college,desperately in need of internship,any referral or leads will be helpful,stipend really doesnt matter 😭

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u/Mechanicalnerd67 — 5 days ago

Made an web based tool for Statics/Structural/Mechanism analysis. Feedback welcome!

Hi everyone,

I built a web-based tool for structural and mechanism static force analysis. ForceCanvas. 

How it works:

  • Sketch a structure or machine in your browser with parametric constraints (similar to CAD).
  • Add supports, forces, moments. The app instantly solves for the reaction and member forces throughout the structure.
  • Drag the mechanism through its range of motion and watch the forces update live.
  • It handles both determinate and indeterminate structures.

Let me know if you find it useful.

u/caseymatalone — 11 days ago

Young founder building a compact hybrid — looking for engineering guidance

Hi, I’m an 18 and I am developing a compact, ultra‑efficient hybrid car concept.
I’ve already completed the full concept package and some of the powertrain layout, aero plan, and systems architecture.

I’m looking for an engineer who can help me with early CAD, operating system software UI hardpoints and technical guidance
This is a long‑term project which I want to make a mass production road certified hybrid car, and I’m building a small team around it.

If you’re open to a chat or even just advice, I’d really appreciate it.

Thanks,

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u/StudentIcy9066 — 14 days ago
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CAD mechanical engineer needed.

Hey everyone 👋🏾 Happy new week. A CAD designer with a mechanical engineering background/ understanding is needed. Specialization is in Industrial & Product Manufacturing on durable and mechanical goods. Please feel free to forward this to anyone that might come to mind and might be suitable for this role. A plus to be considered if you reside in Kenya or East Africa in general! CV and portfolio/ proof of work to be sent to magenapilates@gmail.com

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Cheers!

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u/Alternative-Review71 — 14 days ago