My husband is in technical field. He mentions to me a lot of technical terms I’m not really familiar with. Sometimes, it gets me bored. But I’ve realized that I should take time to listen and get myself familiarized with all these things. When I have the time, I even get his manuals and take the time to read them so I can have some knowledge about what he is working at. Sometimes, this is also a good thing since we have added topics to talk about.
While I’m writing this article, he just sat by my side and so I asked him about this hydraulic press rebuild, and he just gave me a concrete example.
He is currently working in an aluminium smelter. And in their magazine, I’ve seen that their end product is aluminium billets which are very huge and cylindrical in shape. He told me that these billets are processed using hydraulic press rebuild to make some aluminium foils which we usually use in our kitchens. He also told me how it helps in making those steel buildings.
Great info, de!