/r/engineeringmemes

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There are lots of great memes out there that only engineers would understand. Since r/engineering prefers more serious posts, here's a subreddit for some nerdy humor.

There are lots of great memes out there that only engineers would understand. Since r/engineering prefers more serious posts, here's a subreddit for some nerdy humor.

/r/engineeringmemes

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E = Stress/Strain

10 Comments
2024/11/05
08:30 UTC

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(K)no(w) Nuts November

15 Comments
2024/11/04
08:59 UTC

2,583

nuclear power plant meme

30 Comments
2024/11/02
16:04 UTC

329

My new solder stand has coop and PvP modes

2 Comments
2024/11/01
22:18 UTC

103

Callister's Materials Science and Engineering meme

0 Comments
2024/11/01
16:02 UTC

1,119

Solving integrals be like:

14 Comments
2024/11/01
13:33 UTC

189

Dream holiday destination

This is where you can train to be a Matlab monk and aquire the skills of the masters.

2 Comments
2024/11/01
09:46 UTC

45

We finally found the holonomic vehicle!

Btw where can I get one?

0 Comments
2024/10/30
23:31 UTC

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Meme's aren't allowed on r/nuclear, so I thought I'd post here

35 Comments
2024/10/30
18:26 UTC

187

5g meme

6 Comments
2024/10/30
12:21 UTC

1,771

Vietnamese Engineering Exam

32 Comments
2024/10/30
09:59 UTC

64

Hey, rocket scientists, did you know?

Hey guys, did you know that in terms of human and rocket breeding, starship is the most compatible launcher for humans? Not only is it in the stainless steel group, which is mostly comprised of biocompatible alloys, starship is nearly 400 ft tall and 11'000'000 pounds, this means it is large enough to be able to rupture a human asshole, and with it's impressive internal pressure and access to pitting corrosion armor with higher PREN value than marine grade 316L, you can be rough with one. Due to their mostly autogenous based pressurisation, there’s no doubt in my mind that an aroused starship would be incredibly erect, so erect that you could easily have sex with one for hours without any risk of buckling. It can also learn the moves thrust, frost adhesion, barbed tip, stage separation, and autonomous termination system, along with not having paint to hide it's ribbed surface, so it’d be incredibly easy for one to get stuck and release it's load. With it's abilities quick propellant loading, recycling and nitrogen subcoolers, it can easily recover from off nominal temperatures with enough liquid nitrogen. No other rocket comes close to this level of deep cryogenics. Also, fun fact, if your ass is wet enough, you can make your starship turn white. Starship is literally built for human ass. Ungodly hard stainless steel + pitting corrosion Armor + autogenous pressurization means it can pound ass all day, all shapes and sizes and still come for more.

12 Comments
2024/10/29
22:30 UTC

932

5 to be safe…

29 Comments
2024/10/29
18:59 UTC

494

D + V + F > R

4 Comments
2024/10/29
09:42 UTC

267

i would honestly prefer a lookup table at this point

14 Comments
2024/10/28
23:40 UTC

665

All Problems are Soluble

22 Comments
2024/10/28
16:50 UTC

1,034

mathematicians, physicists and engineers meme

12 Comments
2024/10/27
10:28 UTC

519

Son of a software engineer

7 Comments
2024/10/27
00:59 UTC

1,312

Assume air density of 1g/cm^3...

18 Comments
2024/10/25
16:54 UTC

4,354

Should be a plus point right?

51 Comments
2024/10/25
13:56 UTC

140

Worst program ever, even worse than creo.

9 Comments
2024/10/25
09:10 UTC

1,913

Atomic packing factor meme

22 Comments
2024/10/25
04:49 UTC

148

How?

12 Comments
2024/10/25
00:54 UTC

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46 Comments
2024/10/23
22:11 UTC

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Reality😔

5 Comments
2024/10/22
05:07 UTC

527

My coworkers trying to use GD&T

(.010 flatness on the edge of the unspecified chamfer)

30 Comments
2024/10/21
14:40 UTC

1,184

Would you guys enjoy this meme?

14 Comments
2024/10/20
20:20 UTC

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