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    for a very long time, as beyond its current utility, projects are in progress to further lower costs and increase the effectiveness of the plant. In addition to the reservoirs being added to prevent overflow, plans being made for using excess methane gas from the decomposition of sludge as fuel for electric generators. Once implemented, the plant could see significant decreases in operating costs, as the plant becomes more self-sufficient on its energy supply. The Jackson plant does an effective…

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    produced. Moreover, it is far less risky than nuclear energy. Nevertheless, someone may argue that it is again not reliable as the direction and intensity of wind are varying continuously. Furthermore, it will cause noise pollution and affect both the natural scenery and ecosystem. Apparently, after weighing the pros and cons, wind energy does not look very appealing to us. Nonetheless, until recently, a new type of wind energy generator called airborne wind turbine is invented. It is such an…

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    SPRAY FOAM BASEMENT INSULATION: TORONTO Introduction Spray Foam Insulation (SFI,) also known as Polyurethane foam, is a very common practice among homeowners in the United States, UK, Canada, Australia, and some other countries. SFI is a heat-induced polymer – a spray-applied plastic with specially designed equipments capable of forming continuous insulation and serving as sealing barrier on walls, round corners, roofs, floor or ceiling cavity, as the case may be. It is produced by the mixture…

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    Thermoelectric Effect Essay

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    Thermoelectric characteristics of bulk and ultrathin Ge-on-insulator substrates fabricated by direct wafer-bonding 5.1 INTRODUCTION Thermoelectric materials have been attracted considerable attention due to their ability to capture waste heat and to convert to useful electrical energy. However, their conversion efficiency is not sufficient for a practical use. The theoretical power-generator efficiency increases monotonously with increasing the figure-of-merit Z of thermoelectric materials which…

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    Air Purifier Essay

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    The first HEPA filter was developed in 1940 through the military forces for it to be used in the Manhattan Project. The primary concern then was to be safe from the nuclear material that was freely floating in the air. In the modern times HEPA air purifiers are used all over the world to pollen, dust, mould, certain forms of bacteria and other particles that are air-borne. The HEPA Air purifier by far has been the best type useable since it is very efficient. The most advantageous aspect of this…

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    Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) and that's where I came in across this topic "The Gas Turbine". What is a Gas Turbine? Where are they being used? Why don't we have Gas Turbine cars out there for sale? How does a gas turbine work? I guess from my…

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    It takes place at such high temperatures that the gas produced turns into plasma. Usually, fusion is not feasible because of the electrostatic repulsion between 2 nuclei but if circumstances can be achieved where the 2 hydrogen isotopes, deuterium and tritium are heated to such an extent that they can…

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    Brent Field Essay

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    1. Introduction The Brent field is an oil field located in the East Shetland Basin. This oil field was the first discovery in the northern part of the North Sea. It is located 186 kilometres north-east of Lerwick, Shetland Islands, Scotland at the water depth of 140 metres (460ft). (Figure 1) The field lies entirely within United Kingdom (UK) licence Block 211/29 at latitude 61°N and longitude 2°E. The Brent field is one of the biggest hydrocarbon accumulations in the United Kingdom area.…

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    Benzoic Acid Lab Report

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    [Chemical Engineering Lab Practice 4] EXTRACTION OF BENZOIC ACID Candidate’s Name: Raajeswari A/P Radahakrishnan Student ID: SCM-023562 Group Member’s Name: Angela A/P Gunasegaran Shubashinee A/P Murugan Lecturer/ Supervisor: Ms Nazlina & Dr Ong Chi Siang Date of Submission: 13 October 2015 1.0 ABSTRACT This experiment is about extraction of benzoic acid from kerosene by water droplets that was conducted on 6 October 2015 with few group of students. The main purpose of…

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    Clean Power aims to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) from fossil fuel powered plants, smog and soot by 25 percent, and the United States largest source of carbon by 30 percent from…

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