Lidinga Mobonda, Alphonse Omboua |
Self-Regulation of the Project Great Inga for an Interconnected Electrical Network |
In this article we present a mathematical approach which deals with the stability of power plants
from which the synchronism should be lost; the regime on the interconnected network such as dynamic regime
of linearization, the adjustment of the frequency and the regulation of power where we will take as the digital
application, the case of the project great Inga (Inga is the great hydraulic power plant located in the Democratic
Republic of Congo). The study of project great Inga planned for interconnecting several African countries.
Inga, Alternator, Regulation, Automatic, Interconnected network.
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Habtay Ghebrewold, Goteti V. Sarma |
Qualitative Analysis of Prey Predator System With Imigrant Prey |
The predator prey system with immigrant prey is introduced and studied through a suitable mathematical model. Existence conditions for interior equilibrium point and their stability is studied under suitable ecological restrictions. Global stability of the system around equilibrium point is also discussed.
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A.Sugunakar, A.Kumar, R.Markandeya |
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Effect of Powder Mixed Dielectric Fluid on MRR And SR During Electrical Discharge Machining of RENE 80 |
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This paper mainly focussed to investigate the machining characteristics of RENE 80 Nickel Alloy during powder mixed electrical discharge machining. The experiments were conducted considering electrical parameters (pulse on time, peak current and pulse off time) at optimal combination to get maximum material removal rate by varying powders like aluminium, graphite and combination of aluminium and graphite powders and their concentrations. The experimental results reveal that improvement in material removal rate with addition of powders into dielectric fluid. The maximum material removal rate (75.08 mm3/min) was noticed with graphite powder substances at 9 g/l. Minimum surface roughness...............
Aluminium Powder Concentration, Graphite Powder Concentration, Combination of Aluminium and Graphite Powders, Material Removal Rate and Surface Roughness.
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Tushar Puri, Jaspreet Singh, Hemant Kaushal |
Prototyping of Indian Electronic Voting Machine |
The Voting System of a country consists of certain regulations which define how the preference of
people is collected and how outcome of the polling process is indicating the will of people. To implement such a
system in the largest democracy in the world is a cumbersome task. An indigenous Electronic Voting Machine
was introduced by the Election Commission of India to overcome the issues with manual voting which was
slower and inefficient. In this paper the Indian Electronic Voting Machine's Protocol for voting is implemented
on a field programmable gate array. The ASIC based design is known to be faster than a microcontroller based
design................
Prototyping, Indian Electronic Voting Machine, Verilog HDL, FPGA, Application Specific
Integrated Circuit .
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Mitsuru Sato, Shinichi Yoshimura, Minako Hosono, Kazuhiko Yamashita, Shuichi Ino |
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Development of A New Portable Rescue Tool Using Metal Hydride Alloys |
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This paper addresses the development of a new rescue tool for saving survivors buried in the
debris of a collapsed building caused by a large-scale natural disaster. Because access to the public energy
supplies as well as the seriously stricken area are frequently cut off just after the occurrence of a large natural
disaster, a new rescue tool powered by metal hydride (MH) is being proposed. The tool achieves a large lifting
force solely utilizing thermal energy; in addition, it is effective for confined space entry and rescues without the
need for electricity or fuel. The lifting tool that was designed and experimentally produced was comprised a
robust telescopic cylinder having 50 mm of lifting stroke and 6500 N of lifting output force per 0.1 MPa of
internal pressure, an airtight MH container, and a portable heat source employing calcium oxide.................
Rescue tool, Metal hydride, Calcium oxide, Natural disaster, Initial rescue work
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Noha Ahmed Abd El Aziz |
Nile River: A Fitness TrailPromoting Physical Activity In Cairo City |
Nowadays, governments are challenged by dramaticincreases in the frequency of chronic diseases,obesity and sedentary lifestyles caused majorly by physical inactivity.In order tolessensuchcomplications, urban designers and architectsstrivetocreateopenspaces and streets that encourage walking, bicycling, and other forms of active recreation.This paper aimsatevaluating "Ahl Misr" Promenadecreated at the Nile River banks, Cairo city,Egypt,in terms ofthe vision guiding the design, design features, environmental aspects, promenade management, and funding channels. The study concentrates on exploring the extent to which the trail succeeded in offering venues for cycling.................
Fitness Trails, Environmental Design, PlaceMaking, "Ahl Misr" Promenade
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