Further meeting times are inconclusive, so far.<\/p>\n
Not officially set yet: Most popular meeting option times: Tuesday 7-8pm, Monday 4-5pm (should only be 15 minutes or so, discuss what you got done, what might be improvable). May be too late, especially for a standup meeting.<\/p>\n
Note: We will continue meeting on\u00a0Thursdays 3-4. We will add additional meeting times as needed.<\/p>\n
Everybody needs to make sure they get on slack if they aren\u2019t already (wsuise.slack.com)<\/p>\n
Introductions, why they are here, what they want to get out of this, what they want to do.
\nSeveral CE, ChemE, BioChem, ME\u2019s, others. A good mix! Most are interested in gaining real-life experience and in helping the environment. If we get enough CE\u2019s we have some major projects that could be useful in designing larger refueling stations and facilities.<\/p>\n
Japan is going towards hydrogen in vehicle fuel (as a long-term view).<\/p>\n
Several possible groups:
\n\u2022 Purification and feedstock (mostly chemical)
\n\u2022 High pressure storage and fluids
\n\u2022 Structural, code, sitings (mostly civil)
\n\u2022 Liquefaction and testing?<\/p>\n
Separated into preferred groups and performed tasks:
\n1. Reintroduced ourselves
\n2. Discussed skills we have (anything that might be relevant)
\n3. Came up with key questions about project we wanted answered
\n4. Possible group accomplishments
\n(Post these to slack, feel free to meet outside of lab anytime)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Further meeting times are inconclusive, so far.<\/p>\n