Have you ever felt discriminated over your peers in your early career? Do you feel that you have fewer abilities than your peers who get mentorship from their managers? Don't you have plans to build your career on strong foundations? Do your colleagues and teammates still show mistrust and do not recognize your efforts? In this article, all these questions are addressed in the light of a book written by Micheal C. Hyter the  Founder and CEO of the Executive Leadership Council (ELC).  The Power of Choice: Embracing Efficacy to Drive Your Career provides straightforward pieces of advice for navigating the challenges facing professionals who are underrepresented in the leadership of today’s organizations. Let's begin.  By-Pass the Low Expectations Suppose you are a fresh graduate who is attending office for the first time. You notice that you are among the peers from a minority background and a few days later your other peers get an invitation for lunch from the executives...

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A Brief Introduction I am Shams ul Islam from Pakistan and I have completed my MSc in Chemical Engineering in 2016. Currently, I am working as an Executive Engineer in Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited. I have 09 years of working experience in projects, manufacturing, natural gas meter calibration, repair, procurement, and internal auditing as per IIA and RACI Framework. The highlights of these experiences include review and editing of AutoCAD drawing of water storage tanks; field supervision of welding activities at the hydropower construction site; shift management for DCP (Dicalcium Phosphate) and Gelatin production; conduct turnaround of the production plant annually; AGA Gas Measurement Manuals and Reports understanding; calibration, repair and procurement of industrial gas meters; ISO 9001, 17020, and 17025 implementation, auditing, and certifications; ISO training with RCA and Six Sigma from SGS International; internal audit of Telecom and SCADA, Metering, Distribution, and Tra...

What is Calibration? Calibration consists of comparing the output of the instrument or sensor under test against the output of an instrument of known accuracy when the same input (the measured quantity) is applied to both instruments. This procedure is carried out for a range of inputs covering the whole measurement range of the instrument or sensor under test.  Environmental Conditions Calibration ensures that the measuring accuracy of all instruments and sensors used in a measurement system is known over the whole measurement range, provided that the calibrated instruments and sensors are used in environmental conditions that are the same as those under which they were calibrated.  For use of instruments and sensors under different environmental conditions, an appropriate correction has to be made for the ensuing modifying inputs. Whether applied to instruments or sensors, calibration procedures are identical with the understanding that whatever is said for instruments appli...

What are Conductive Fluids? Metals are famously conductive materials for heat and electricity due to the presence of free electrons and ions. Similarly, some fluids are also conductive and possess free ions and electrons due to which it conducts electricity. This property of a fluid is referred to as conductivity which is measured in micro Siemens (µS). Water is a poor conductor of electricity; however, if a salt such as Sodium Chloride (NaCl) or Ammonium Chloride (NH4Cl) is added to it, the solution becomes conductive. Industrial Use of Conductive Fluids Conductive fluids are used in chemical processes to produce different products. For example, black liquor and bleach are used in paper, pulp, and textile industries; ethyl alcohol and isopropyl alcohol are diversely used in personal care products, pharmaceuticals, and the food industry.   Why Measurement of Conductive Fluids is Necessary? Accurate flow measurement of fluid chemicals is necessary for every process to o...

Our body grows automatically but we have to put effort into effective thinking. We do not have to worry about our hair growth but to think productively and insightfully we need to concentrate. In the below article, I am sharing the 6 ways that can help everyone to improve productivity and authenticity of values that I learned from " How To Think More Effectively? " from The School of Life .  1. Evaluate your goals, ideas, and thought  How much time do you spend planning and strategizing an action and how much time do you spend on executing the action? If you spend 5% in planning then upgrade it to 15-20%. Initially, it would be discomforting to contemplate your ideas, purpose, and values. But there is no quick fix to this inconvenience. Try practicing it is a simple answer. You may ask in your head "why?", "how much?", "to what end?", or "to what importance" about your purposes and goals. It may take longer, this transition from impuls...

Conserve the Natural Resources Natural Gas (NG) is one of the primary fuels which people consume at home for cooking and heating. NG approximately shared 1/4th of primary energy consumption in 2020. NG is supplied through either a pipeline network or in cylinders. Its calorific value is around 1000 British Thermal Units per Cubic Feet (Btu/ft3) depending on the sources and the components present in the gas. According to estimates calculated by the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) in 2020, 7257 Trillion Cubic Feet (TCF) exist in the gas reserves across the globe. Russia, Iran, Qatar, Turkmenistan, and the United States respectively hold the world's largest gas reserves . Industrial Use of Natural Gas  NG is a mixture of hydrocarbons. It contains typically Methane (94.7 mol %), Ethane (4.2 mol %), Propane (0.2 mol %), Butane (0.04 mol %), Pentane (0.02 mol %), Hexane and above (0.01 mol %), Nitrogen (0.5 mol %), Carbon Dioxide (0.3 mol %), and traces of Sulpher, Water Va...