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One of the hospitalized crew has died. https://apnews.com/article/switzerland-swiss-attendant-dies-smoke-9194579e413bd736c7020449f2afeee7

Regardless of what the future environment looks like, there will be one, and civil engineering projects will need to interact with it. The civil and environmental program seems like it opens the door that you're interested in now without locking you behind it.

Just for scale: A single piezo element produces voltage of a few milli-Volts and power of a few milli-Watts. If we assume 5 mV, then you'd need a thousand elements in series to get a 5 Volt input to the rectifier. Those thousand elements might generate a Watt. So, 10 strings of a thousand...

I'd say your problem starts with unrealistic expectations.

Maybe it was originally a rubble foundation, replaced with block sometime after the house was built.

Well, if your customer is paying you to make chips....

That sounds like exactly the right way to do it.

Sharp corners.

Symmetry<>same.

Simple bell crank mechanism driven by a single actuator, preferably electrical.

That does seem wasteful. Is your company the designer, or just a machining contractor?

Forging improves a bunch of material properties. They may or may not be important to the parts you describe. From Gemini

Wow. That contraption costs more than my first five cars - combined. Anyways, your missing constraints are gravity and the lifting force.

Look at the SABIC MRT flavors of Lexan for the glazing.

Your image shows an open container. The boiling point of glycerine (glycerol) at 1 atm pressure is 290°C The boiling point of water is even lower.

That little controller looks like it would do the job, but I'd want the manual to understand how it drives the SSR in PID mode. Or, you could buy a heater with a controller already included. https://www.mrclab.com/digital-immersion-heaters-up-to-100300c

Take a look at: https://pypi.org/project/beambending/ https://pypi.org/project/symbeam/

December 23, 2024 Lilium ceases operations, 1,000 workers laid off https://techcrunch.com/2024/12/23/electric-aircraft-startup-lilium-ceases-operations-1000-workers-laid-off/ Merry Christmas