Name: One Cycle At A Time (Palgrem-Miner rule of linear damage) by NerdyJams
Duration: 3 min 32 s
Description: Learn about the Palgrem-Miner rule of calculating linear damage, a more than century-old fatigue estimation tool still in popular use today in engineering.

Swing the blues as we lament about the over-application of Excel in the typical office setting of the engineer.  There are so many great tools to use, but in the end we always find ourselves putting it in Excel  :-(

All Roads Lead to Excel (engineer's fate)

Learn the first 54 elements of the Periodic Table in this catchy groove about the stuff things are made of!

Periodic Table Pop (Elements 1-54)

Einstein during his time was known for a lot more than just his theory of relativity.  Bob your head to his career achievements and influences that have impacted how we understand the world today.

Equations Set Us Free (Albert Einstein)

Feel the pulse of electricity as we jam to the life and work of Michael Faraday, the "Father of Electricity."

Faraday's Rays (Michael Faraday, Father of electricity)

Launch yourself into this rock ballad about one of the most important mathematicians in American history, Katherine Johnson, who was pivotal in pulling the USA ahead of the Soviet Union in the "Space Race."

Into The Stars (Katherine Johnson, NASA mathematician)

Funky beat about the inventor of the World Wide Web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, who is also a strong advocate for data privacy and freedom of information for the people.

The Web's MC (Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of WWW)

Learn about the Palgrem-Miner rule of calculating linear damage, a more than century-old fatigue estimation tool still in popular use today in engineering.

One Cycle At A Time (Palgrem-Miner rule of linear damage)

Smooth and rhythmic flow about probability.  Feel the heart and rhythm about different distributions.

Swingin' To The Odds (Probability)

Feel the buildup as we sail with Waloddi Weibull on his journey to unveiling what we now call the Weibull distribution, one of the most versatile and widely-known statistical methods in survival and reliability analysis.

The Curve of Life (Weibull distribution)

Rock out to the infinite, never ending, eternal and probably most popular irrational number ... ever.  Imagine where we'd all be without Pi?

Eternal Pi

Pun father of 3, proud military retiree, mediocre engineer, karaoke delight.  Producing educational jams with the help of AI.

One Cycle At A Time (Palgrem-Miner rule of linear damage)

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