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    R=V/I=115/5=23 ohm 4. Most of the electrical energy generated at the home-grown power station is by using turbine generators. This turbine generator alters mechanical energy into electrical energy. Energy from vapor is used to drive turbines. This steam can derived from geothermal energy. It can also be derived from burning of fuels like coal, natural gas, etc. To control pollution the power plant use environmentally friendly measures to discharge waste pollutants. 5. Solids-sound…

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    chemistry is a topic dealing with nuclear power, weapons, and radioactivity. Many controversies arise through these topics, in which how they are used throughout the nation. There are many methods that are used across the nation to conserve energy, but one method that has been used effectively are nuclear power plants. Nuclear power plants are used to produce electricity, but many negative impacts follow this main goal. “A nuclear power plant is a thermal power station where the heat source is…

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    Nuclear Reactors

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    1. Introduction Most nuclear power plants/reactors work in quite a similar way. The power/energy released by the reaction of continuous fission of the atoms (this process is call nuclear fission) from the fuel (this is achieved by using radioactive elements) is use create heat for liquid to turn into steam. This steam is then used to drive the turbines in the power plant, which produce electricity. (World Nuclear Association, 2015) The nuclear power plants on average now have about 33%…

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    Granpa Chook’s Impact on Peekay’s Boxing Bryce Courtenay explores the main character Peekay’s journey in The Power of One by incorporating powerful symbolism. These symbols, such as a chicken and a pair of boxing gloves, are significant to Peekay’s maturation. Through various obstacles in his journey, Peekay gradually discovers how to unlock his true potential. The relationship between Peekay and his chicken Granpa Chook sets the basis for Peekay’s boxing career, thus enabling him to defeat…

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    Nuclear Power In China

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    Nuclear power in China has for a long time now been accorded significant attention due to the potential it has in the generation of alternative sources of energy. Previously, the country had a high reliance on coal power occupying around 70% of the total energy production. According to World Nuclear Association, 6% of the country’s energy was produced from hydroelectric energy while 1% was produced from nuclear power with the renewable energy sources also occupying 1 percent. However, due to the…

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    the worst nuclear accident since Chernobyl. The Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power station located in the Pacific Ocean coast received huge damage by the earthquake and tsunami. The piping facility in the building, the facilities for the external power supply and backup power were destroyed. The next day, 12th in the early morning, the leakage of radioactive materials had been found in front of the main gate of the nuclear power plant. Although, there have been countless cases where atrocious…

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    Cameroon has the resources available to be an exporter of electricity through hydroelectric power. So far the republic of Cameroon produces electrical energy from two hydroelectric stations who provide the services for those that can afford it. Out of the 1.2 billion people in the world without electricity, Cameroon is home to 10 million of the people without access to electricity. Almost half of the residents, 45%, in Cameroon do not have access to any type of electricity. And the rural areas…

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    systems, and power stations can be placed one after another to generate more energy. While hydropower stations in rivers is good for helping regulate and protect people from droughts and floods, it can also be damaging to the ecosystem. Hydro stations affect the flow pattern of the rivers and can have a negative impact on salmon spawning (Statkraft). Another negative impact hydropower can have on the environment is the low emittance of methane from large scale storage hydropower stations. It has…

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    governance and in their dominant culture.” Therefore, Vidrine never would have had the power to make such an important decision if the crew and its leader did not give their consent to the expected hierarchy. So although Mr. Jimmy may not like that Vidrine thinks his crew is just there to build the well and sail away, he accepts that Vidrine has more power and decides to submit to his authority. However, Vidrine abused his power and compromised the safety of employees with the hopes of saving…

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    Nuclear Power Careers

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    nuclear plant operators and technicians. Even within this specialized section of nuclear power careers, there is a large diversity of duties and responsibilities. Careers in this field have ample opportunity for advancement and specialization. There are many signs that the industry will have at least a sustained demand into…

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