Thermal technology refers to ways we can use heat for various purposes, it includes the following climate control, thermal engineering, and energy.  In this website post I would like to share a product from a company also called "Thermal Technology," the High-temperature Graphite Furnace.

High-temperature Graphite Furnace is the most economical vacuum furnace system for processes that require high temperatures up to and above 2500°C that are not affected by a carbon containing environment High-temperature graphite furnace hot zones are made entirely from high purity graphite, and due to graphite’s excellent thermo-mechanical properties allow rapid heating and cooling to reduce overall process cycles.

Link below to Thermal Technology’s website with more information on their High-temperature Graphite Furnace.

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For this website post I am going to share information on a generator built in 1983, the Honda X-5500.  Honda X-5500 is a 5.5KW generator, rated at a continuous power of 5KW, with 120 volts available as well as 240 volts. This commercial heavy duty generator is electric start only, and weighs in at about 400 lbs.  It has a liquid cooled engine that runs smooth and steady maintaining voltage and frequency within a tight tolerance. 

Link below to engine repair video from “James Condon’s” YouTube channel, showing all, he needed to do to this Honda X-5500 generator to get it run and make power again.

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The topic of today's post is Azure Network Watcher IP Flow.  Azure Network Watcher is a powerful tool that can analyze network traffic, to help users to resolve network problems, with your organization virtual machines.  It's a quick and simple tool to diagnose connectivity issues to or from other Azure resources, the internet, and on-premises environment.  I have an example of how Azure Network Watcher IP flow works, I would like to talk about in the next paragraph.

As a user's your organization deploys several virtual machines on premises and offloads some of the services to the cloud, with Expressroute.   Expressroute is being deployed, and configured on premise virtual machines, with Azure connectivity.  Some virtual machines are having network connectivity issues.

With Azure Network Watcher IP Flow users can analyze the network traffic to identify whether packets are being allowed or denied to the virtual machines. It helps you to troubleshoot virtual machine connectivity issues by checking network security group rules and Azure Virtual Network Manager admin rules, link below to Microsoft website with more information.

In a cloud infrastructure it can take time to configure all your settings for your devices, so that you can be productive. These infrastructure device provisioning problems can be resolved with Windows Autopilot.  Autopilot provides a simplified experience for infrastructure users in the following situations.

Having to configure, reset, recycle, and recover existing devices. Autopilot reduces the time, resources, and complexity associated with deploying, managing, and retiring devices.  Also at the same time, the experience for your users is streamlined and easy from first boot up of these devices, link below to a Microsoft Website, with more information on Windows Autopilot.

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