I have recently been working on a research project that is far from Chemical Engineering. Currently I have been trying to create a board that will be able to automate a manual valve for fluid flow analysis. This is what has happened this weekend thus far. Solder board, burned fingers, frustration, and finally completion. I am glad I am finally going to be able to start the next phase – programming. Hopefully this project will be successful, and hopefully I will get to venture into more broad fields.
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Kelvin Kuo is a student attending the University of Southern California attempting to receive a Doctor of Philosophy in Chemical Engineering. He graduated from the Georgia Institute of Technology, or Georgia Tech, with a bachelors in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering. With his engineering mindset, he has always found ways to build, fix, and understand everything that he touches. His curious nature allows him to bring a new perspective to everything he captures. He has a love for traveling, which quenches his thirst to learn about many different cultures and world geography. He also loves the environment, biking, snowboarding, and trying new things.
Hey Kelvin!
This is so cool! How did you get started with soldering? Did you just learn it on your own? Is the research project for school or just for your own enjoyment (haha)?
Hope you’re having a great summer! I’m starting with Air Products on Monday! I expect to see a shrine to you in the co-op office in Allentown (haha)!
Melissa
good work! that looks so meticulous!