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    Since the industrial revolution, people’s life quality has improved dramatically, along with new machines invented and new technology innovated. While people are enjoying their life with those advancements, energy consumption has also increased enormously. With limited resources on earth, the development of renewable technology has become the focus for the past decades. The sun, the giant burning star that is 92 million miles away from us, is warming us the earth and providing us with light and…

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    Case Study Applied Medical

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    Introduction Applied Medical has disrupted traditional managerial ethos by appealing to a unique business model that allowed the company to grow its business at double-digit rates for almost a decade while keeping all its operation facilities in South Orange County. The base of the company 's unique business model is to strongly favor internally-developed products, processes, and solutions. This model has helped the company achieve its growth goals to become the world leader in the trocar market…

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    Shakess Experiment

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    The aim of this experiment was to build a shake torch and measure the electrical voltage produced when the magnet passes through a coil of wire. Our dependent variables were the amount of magnets (length of magnet) and the amount of shakes. This was done to help us discover if there was a relation between the amount of magnets, and the induced current produced. It was to investigate if a greater magnetic field and increased amount shakes would improve the shake torches ability to light the LED…

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    Hydro-power plants capture kinetic energy as moving water turns the turbines. Generators are then introduced to convert mechanical energy into electrical energy. Dams are built to harvest hydroelectricity but they can cause back up of water and flood land upstream or cause droughts downstream. Biomass energy is the conversion of biological materials and wastes into…

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    any pollution to the environment. • Can the existing in land use in farming as the fields. • It is possible to use mills (small size are placed on top of buildings generators). Disadvantage: • Causing noises because of the high voice during the rotation. Wind turbines rely on the movement of rotor affected by wind to rotate the generator and make electricity and generally quiet in operation and compared to noise of road traffic • the most popular case, kill some birds that collide during…

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    Wind Farms Essay

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    perspective on using modern technology to manipulate many of the renewable resources provided by nature. Wind, for example, has emerged in conjunction with rapid advances in turbine technology as a more reliable electrical energy tap for industry. Using massive propeller blades and an electrical generator to convert wind currents into more usable forms of electricity, wind turbines have the capacity to provide clean, long-lasting energy sources to industrializing communities around the world…

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    Nuclear Energy Advantages

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    Since the creation of electricity, people have searched for the most efficient source of energy. There are many common sources of energy, and they all have their own flaws. Many of the common energy sources are nonrenewable resources; therefore, they are not a logical source of energy for the future. Some of the energy creating processes can be very dangerous to humans and the environment. Many of these sources are not economical either. To be considered efficient, an energy source must be…

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    Emergency Plan Essay

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    out, it is critical that they can be reinstated so that patients as well as staff are not placed in harms way. Such precautions must be in place prior to an adverse event or the negative impact will be much greater. Electrical Systems Hospitals must have back-up generators in case of a power failure. Never the less the presence of a back up system is of no value unless staff have been trained to identify which outlets will be functional and should be used for life saving equipment…

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    There are seven billion people in the world using fuels. Most of the fuel used today comes from fossil fuels. The Depletion of fossil fuels would be disastrous for the world; therefore, many people believe America should switch to solar energy, wind power, or hydroelectric energy. There are disadvantages to switching entirely over to alternative energy such as harm to wildlife, both in the air and on the ground. Also, some health issues have been linked to using alternative energy. At this point…

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    Hydroelectric Power is when a power source is used to rotate a propeller-like piece which is called a turbine. Which then turns a ingot shaft in the electric generator. This is the motor that makes the electricity that we want and need! Hydroelectric usually uses falling water to rotate the turbine. The water that leaves the turbine goes back into the stream right below the dam. There lots of pros to using hydroelectric power. One pro of hydroelectric power is that is is renewable! It's…

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