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Students at Rutgers University came to Jet Precision to enlist their help in a fabrication project necessary for the successful completion of their mechanical engineering degree. They presented Jet Precision with a concept and detail drawings for the production of a barbecue grill with a unique feature. Their idea was to design and build a grill that would utilize a dual fuel source. The students proposed a grill that would use traditional charcoal briquettes as the main fuel for cooking, but also wanted to use propane fuel to supplement the briquettes. Their idea was to use propane to quickly and easily ignite the charcoal briquettes, at which point the propane could be turned off and the actual cooking would be done over the charcoal, preserving the flavor as well as utilizing the economy of charcoal grilling. Through their collaboration with President Nick DiMaggio and Vice-president Lou Iannucci of Jet Precision Metal the students were able to successfully complete their project. Jet Precision Metal donated their expertise, materials and manufacturing facilities in assisting the students to successful completion of their project at Rutgers University.
"We greatly appreciate the generous efforts of Nick, Lou, and all the members of Jet Precision Metal. With their outstanding and excellent support, we were able to successfully complete our Senior Design Project at Rutgers University. Thank You!"
Participating Students:
Mastislav Cherniavsky, Joseph Centinaro, Henry Flores, Andres Caamano, Kunal Rana, Robby DeNicola |
