6331. Thermodynamic analysis of 120 mw thermal power plant and generate correction curves for extraction line pressure drop (heater no.5) with the help of designed computer aided software | ||
Ankur Geete and A. I. Khandwawala | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Engineering | Sub Category : Mechanical Engineering |
Thermodynamic analysis of 120 mw thermal power plant and generate correction curves for extraction line pressure drop (heater no.5) with the help of designed computer aided software
The thermal power plants are designed based on required conditions (like quality of steam, pressure and temperature of steam e.t.c.), but actually inlet conditions are not as per the design conditions. In practical situations, when power plants are installed there are lots of constraints. This tends to reduce or increase output power and heat rate of thermal power plants. These constraints are leakages, installation errors etc. So due to these conditions, the designed power and heat rate are never achieved. Due to these variations in the power output from plants, it is always a matter of disputes. So the correction curves for power and heat rate are generated for pressure drop in extraction line 5, as a parameter at different conditions. These curves indicate that if operating conditions are vary, then power output and heat rate also vary. This paper deals with the generation of the correction curves for 120 MW thermal power plant by using computer aided software for pressure drop in extraction line 5.
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6332. Treatment of sin, evil and thrill in the works of graham Greene | ||
A.Joycilin Shermila | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Arts and Humanities | Sub Category : Literature |
Treatment of sin, evil and thrill in the works of graham Greene
Graham Greene is a colossal figure in twentieth century literature. He is a prolific writer and has proved to be one of the main literary experts to the English speaking world. His writings are not just pieces of entertainment. They have more profound meaning and significance. Greene’s childhood seemed to be unhappy. From the events and influences of Greene’s early life readers can gather evidence of “flight, rebellion and misery during those first sixteen years when the novelists is formed.”1 Being a sensitive boy, Greene felt cramped in the environment in which he was placed. From his book of essays, The Lost Childhood and from his autobiography, A Sort of Life, we get an idea of Greene’s feeling of a sense of emptiness, boredom and lifeless depression during his early years.
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6333. Two summation formulae of half argument involving hypergeometric function | ||
Salahuddin | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Mathematical Sciences | Sub Category : Applied Mathematics |
Two summation formulae of half argument involving hypergeometric function
The aim of the present paper is to obtain two summation formulae based on half argument involving hypergeometric function. The results derived in this paper are of general character and are believed to be new.
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6334. “Dolichocolon” -Embryological basis and its clinical importance | ||
Ganesh Elumalai and Manoj P Rajarajan | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Medical Sciences | Sub Category : Physiology and Anatomy |
“Dolichocolon” -Embryological basis and its clinical importance
A plea is made for the recognition of a disorder of the colon, commonly encountered in the elderly, which is characterized by elongation (and also by dilatation) of the colon, especially the sigmoid. It may give rise to symptoms which suggest a diagnosis of carcinoma. The condition is believed to be acquired, and is an important aetiological factor in the development of sigmoid and, less frequently, of caecal volvulus. Three main colonic transfer forms were identified: slow transit in the proximal colon (STC), normal proximal colonic transit with anorectal retention (NT-AR), and rapid proximal transit ± anorectal retention (RT)
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6335. “Type-I Vascular Rings”-embryological basis and its clinical importance | ||
Ganesh elumalai and Manoj P Rajarajan | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Medical Sciences | Sub Category : Physiology and Anatomy |
“Type-I Vascular Rings”-embryological basis and its clinical importance
The congenital abnormalities of the aortic arch derived vascular and ligamentous structures are vascular rings. They encircle trachea and esophagus at variant degrees which results in respiratory or feeding difficulties in children. An abnormality of pulmonary arterial system results in airway compression is known as a sling. CT gives excellent spatial and temporal resolution coma a wide field of view, multi planner reconstruction capabilities and simultaneous evaluation of the airway. A brief discussion of the embryology of the branch vessels and aorta is followed by discussions and illustrations of some uncommon and common vascular rings with critical informations required by surgeons.
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6336. A computational model for cutting forces during end milling machining of metal matrix composites | ||
M. Siva Teja and P.Suryanarayana Raju | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Engineering | Sub Category : Mechanical Engineering |
A computational model for cutting forces during end milling machining of metal matrix composites
The cutting forces required for machining of a material are important factors in production design that need to be evaluated carefully for newly developed materials. The cutting forces directly influence the power requirement of the machine tool, tool deflection and tool wear, among other things. In this study a computational model will be developed for prediction of cutting forces in end milling of metal matrix composites. Modeling of cutting forces in milling involves evaluation of chip load, instantaneous shear angle, strain rate and temperature dependent shear stress. The computational model will be validated against experimental data from measurements of cutting forces during end milling of composites under different conditions. The validated model will then be used to conduct a parametric study on the influence of feed rate (f), depth of cutting (a), cutting speed (v), and other cutting parameters on the cutting forces generated during the end milling of composites.
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6337. A Feminist Perspective: Reversal of Gender Role in Isabel Allende's Daughter of Fortune and The House of the Spirits. | ||
Zohreh Amini Pirjel | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Arts and Humanities | Sub Category : Literature |
A Feminist Perspective: Reversal of Gender Role in Isabel Allende's Daughter of Fortune and The House of the Spirits.
This study argues for a third wave feminist interpretation of Daughter of Fortune and The House of the Spirits by Isabel Allende as two significant texts that take multiple feminist perspectives into consideration and oppose certain patriarchal systems. As will be argued, the problems faced by the female characters that relate to their personal feminism cannot be explored sufficiently by assuming that they are tossing aside their liberties. Rather, the characters and their stories are best examined by exploring how each woman can work through her problems in ways that allow her to maintain her feminist position.
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6338. An investigation into achieving competitive advantage in home-based businesses | ||
S. Pramjeeth and N.T. Sapepa | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Management | Sub Category : Marketing |
An investigation into achieving competitive advantage in home-based businesses
The purpose of this paper is to identify competitive marketing strategies used by home-based businesses in the northern and southern suburbs of Pietermaritzburg, to help the businesses focus on the target markets they can best serve to achieve a competitive advantage. The researcher adopted an exploratory study in which both qualitative and quantitative research methods were used. The target population for this study comprised of 118 home-based businesses, operating in various industries, in the northern and southern suburbs of Pietermaritzburg. The study enabled an insight into the various types of marketing strategies employed by home-based businesses and the effectiveness of the identified marketing strategies. Through the study it was possible to determine the home-based business owner's knowledge of marketing strategies and whether they were adopting the correct strategies for their businesses in order to achieve a competitive advantage. The major findings revealed that the main challenges were the lack of finance as well as lack of marketing knowledge and skills which inadvertently had a negative impact on the choice of marketing strategies being adopted as the majority of home-based businesses relied mostly on word of mouth marketing and networking. Factor analysis carried out in the survey enabled the identification of latent factors that could affect adoption of marketing strategies. The results of the findings led to the development criteria that would enable home-based to be able to decide on the marketing mix strategies that would be suitable for their target markets.
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6339. Application of new transform "tarig transform" to partial differential equations | ||
Tarig. M. Elzaki and Salih M. Elzaki | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Mathematical Sciences | Sub Category : Applied Mathematics |
Application of new transform "tarig transform" to partial differential equations
In this paper we derive the formulate for Tarig transform of partial derivatives and apply them to solve five types of initial value problems. Our purpose here is to show that the applicability of this interesting new transform and its effecting to solve such problems.
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6340. Application of the theory of nonlinear optics and solitons in optical fiber transmission | ||
Behrooz Azizi and Ebrahim Nazari | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Mathematical Sciences | Sub Category : Applied Mathematics |
Application of the theory of nonlinear optics and solitons in optical fiber transmission
Soliton in an optical fiber, a fine example of the profound impact technology provides a mathematical concept in real-world. There soliton theory, the first in 1934 by John Scott Russell queries. Solitary waves in search of nature, as is done in the realm of speculation. Soliton waves may also exist in biological systems, so that in 1979, but Henry Tuck, who was then a member of the University of British Columbia equations to study the concentration of potassium and calcium in the modeling of the nervous system to filtrate. When the system is in a local increase in potassium can cause problems - which happened during the passage of a nerve stimulator is probable - that of the equations, and the calcium reduced the waves increased potassium in a single filtrate moving were foretold .In the near future, solitary waves can lead to innovations in technology.
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