The Industrial Revolution began in England during the late 1700s.

The _______ allowed the force of a river or stream to be used to grind grain into flour.

Who invented the Printing Press in the mid-1400s?

Cars, high-speed trains, trams and metro systems are an example of modern ____________________

Advances in medicine have saved many lives.

A flagpole is related to pulley as toy car is related to _____.

Inclined continuous power-driven stairways are also known as...

A moving platform or cafe for carrying passengers or freight from one level of a building to another

An elevator exclusively for the use of passenger

An elevator for carrying heavy cargo on which the operator and the persons necessary for unloading and loading the freight are permitted to ride

A vertical distance traversed by an elevator car from the lowest to the highest landing of hoist way

The portion of a floor adjacent to an elevator hoistway, used for the receiving and discharge of passenger or freight

Automatic brake will ensure the escalator stop smoothly.

Escalator speeds vary from about 17 m to 35 m per minute.

Where does the low pressure liquid become a gas?

In what state is the refrigerant when it exits the condenser?

HVAC means ____________________.

It may be defined as the simultaneous control of air temperature, humidity, motion and purity of air in a confined space.

Cooling the air requires refrigeration, while _________________ the air requires either refrigeration or chemical treatment.

Heat pumps provide heat by absorbing heat energy from outside air and transferring it to an indoor unit via refrigerant 

Innovation is all about creating new and big ideas.

In order to innovate you need to be open to the world around you.

Small automations are part of innovation.

Innovation is the same as invention.

Innovation is a solo activity.

What is the best definition for invention?

steam engine

The process of food preservation

Control of humidity, temperature, air movement & cleaning of air in a confined space

It is a form of energy, the addition of which causes the substance to rise in temperature, the energy associated with the random motion of molecules

How does heat move?

Energy transmitted by electromagnetic waves

point where degrees Celsius and degrees Fahrenheit meet.

short, slender, sharp-pointed metal pin with a raised helical thread running around it and a slotted head, used to join things together by being rotated so that it pierces wood or other material and is held tightly in place