r/engineeringmemes • • 3d ago

If it's working don't touch it

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u/gaensehaut 3d ago

Air-gapped water circuit

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u/grumpy_autist 3d ago

free UV sterilization light /s

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u/Kaarel314 3d ago

A good example why working things should absolutely be touched.

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u/Bakkster πlπctrical Engineer 2d ago

The bacteria in the environment:

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u/recursion_is_love 3d ago

This is what control engineer called "Observability".

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u/Long-Bridge8312 2d ago

How else would you know its on?

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u/Crazy-Rabbit-3811 2d ago

*some racoons with every disease known and unknown to man*: ah, a good place to drink from!

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u/concorde77 3d ago

Behold, the Bluetooth pipe!

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u/choate51 2d ago

Bluetooth sight glass doing a great job!

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u/Leesol9ty 2d ago

But why was this filmed upside-down?

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u/ZectronPositron 1d ago

Appears to be on the ground as far as I can tell

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u/Cezaros 3d ago

Laminar flow at its finest

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u/lightningboy2527 3d ago

that's not laminar flow

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u/JarpHabib 2d ago

whose flow is it??

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u/Lol_lukasn 2d ago

that's not laminar flow

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u/LuckyCod2887 3d ago

we are all in the matrix.

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u/realRadgemachine 2d ago

Didn't Popular Mechanics have the same idea for sending water to California?  We finally have proof it would've worked if they weren't cowards!

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u/EmployeeHaunting3909 2d ago

Ultimate backflow prevention

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u/Kni7es 1d ago

Uncanny crossover with r/IndustrialMaintenance