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My involvement in the NYAA project centred on improving the environmental impact of CNC
                                  milling machines, with DM Engineering as our focal point. We aimed to minimise pump usage
                                  to decrease the company’s carbon footprint.  Through thorough analysis of the CNC milling
                                  machine’s operations, we identified opportunities for enhancement, particularly in optimising
                                  the coolant system. We extended the coolant lifespan and reduced pump usage by implementing
                                  low-energy LED UV strip lights to inhibit bacterial growth. Despite challenges, we successfully
                                  reduced pump dependency and fostered a more sustainable and cost-effective operation at DM
                                  Engineering.

             Mohd Danish Aiman




                                   Participating in a project examining a company’s energy consumption and environmental
                                   repercussions was enlightening. Our visit to the business  provided firsthand insights into
                                   energy usage and its environmental impact. Witnessing the scale of operations deepened my
                                   understanding of energy consumption patterns and the associated consequences. Despite
                                   encountering challenges in prototype development, our ESI team successfully crafted a
                                   solution addressing energy consumption concerns. This project underscored the significance of
                                   embracing innovation, perseverance, and transferable skills like problem-solving and teamwork.
                                   It has inspired me to contribute further to creating a more sustainable future.


                 Joey Wong






            References


            Claris. (2002, March 16). Introduction to wastewater treatment. Retrieved from Introduction to Wastewater Treatment:
            https://www.csun.edu/~vchsc006/356b/WW.html














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