Cable-stayed bridges trace back to the 19th century in Europe where they were heavily utilized before appearing more frequently in the United States. The cable-stayed bridge gained popularity among engineering firms...
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Kendra Kuhar
How do Matches Light?
With the arrival of winter, you may be happy to light your fireplace, candles, or even an outdoor firepit to sit around with friends and family. Finding ways to light these small, convenient, and controlled fires that...
Should You Drive with Your Hands in the ’10 and 2′ Position?
When learning to drive, the instructor may have told you to place your hands at 10 and 2—your right hand where the 2 would be on an analog clock and your left hand where the 10 would be. This was the standard among...
Petroleum Product of the Week: Whistles
History of the Whistle Whistles originated in China around 5,000 years ago and were made of bone or wood. The device had shown up in Europe during the 11th century, and also regularly appeared in Medieval Irish...
What is Engine Oil Analysis?
Engine oil analysis is a key component of regular maintenance routines. It’s a quick and efficient way to test the health of an automobile’s engine. Oil viscosity is the number one factor in determining engine health...
We Undercoated an RV and Here’s What We Learned
RV’s and motorhomes are frequently subject to harsh environments when going on outdoor adventures. We’ve previously discussed the importance of undercoating your vehicle and how beneficial preventing a high build-up of...
How Koch Saved Kendall Motor Oil
As one of the leading motor oil brands, Kendall has a rich and unique history. Kendall Motor Oil’s roots trace back to northwestern Pennsylvania in Bradford Country. In 1881, Eli Loomis, William Willis, and Robert...
Mussels are No Match for Lubricants
As an expert in maintaining your vehicle and keeping it well-oiled, you know how important lubricants are for your automobile’s longevity. However, the same types of lubricants have advantages beyond just keeping...
Microsoft and Porsche: An Unlikely Pair
Car enthusiasts realize their passion for automobiles several different ways. Attending a car show, building model cars, or simply spending time with a family member who fixes cars could spark the interest. Another and...
Petroleum Product of the Week: Traffic Signals
In 1914, Cleveland installed the nation’s first electric traffic signal on the corner of 105th and Euclid Avenue. Lester Wire designed the light and it only had red and green lights. Although the yellow light was not...