Ned J. Araujo Presentation Lecture Analysis

On October 7th, the lecture was on Civil Engineering. The Presentation lecture was by Ned J. Araujo. Mr. Araujo introduced himself as a ‘Civilized Engineer’ with a PE titled. The PE title is known as a Professional Engineer as a requirement to receive the title of PE, one has to complete a four year degree at an accredited university and also work under a PE for two years; with also taking the FE (fundamentals of Engineering) exam and the PE after thereafter. Mr. Araujo started off the lecture by giving us, his educational background, originally from Brazil. Mr. Araujo began like most of us at Community College, he attended Cerritos College. Soon after he mentioned he struggled to come up with a way to pay for university, so he joined the US Navy Construction Battalion as a reservist. Mr. Araujo stressed that as a student the struggle was reality, so do not limit yourself in the path to continue our education. That is how Mr. Araujo was able to pay for the schooling at Cal Poly Pomona, but when the war started he was activated and was deployed, after everything's said and done Mr. took 8 years to complete his degree. The lecture included his work experience where he tackled jobs such as, large-scale solar and wind projects, Auto
This project was massive in scale, actual one of the world's largest contract. The PPA (power purchase agreement) was 20 years, with up to 37,440 systems under this agreement one can understand the magnitude of this project. The stirling engine was the power of this grand project, with the generator at hand Mr. Araujo mention it was to increase the temperature to two thousand degrees. This model was install in New Mexico, so it was proven to work. The data show by Mr. Araujo is how it harvested the sun's energy to make electric and the graphs show its peak power with testing in the