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How Laser Scans Can Make Tank Thickness Testing Smarter With Travis Keener

Failure of tanks that store highly hazardous chemicals can be huge, like the Longview Tank Disaster this year. The problem? The current method used to keep track of the structural integrity of the tanks is from 1967! 😲There’s another way to spot thinning tank walls before they b ...  Show more

A Career Journey in Structural Engineering With Zach Bowden

What does a career in Structural Engineering look like? 🤔Most people think it’s only the (demanding) technical side, but that’s not the case — and Structural Engineer Zach Bowden, P.E. is here to prove it. 👇In this episode, Zach jumps on the show to pull back the curtain on wha ...  Show more

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