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High energy radiation has been widely studied in a broad range of applications in life science and industry. It has also been an important tool in numerous research fields. The aim of this book is to provide the reader with an overview of the sources of high energy radiation, their productions and applications. It will feature comprehensive reviews on popular techniques in research and applications and focus on the latest developments in each field. The topics of the book will cover production of high energy radiation including gamma rays, x-rays and high energy particles using accelerators or nuclear reactions, applications of high energy radiation in materials science, nuclear science as well as medicine, life science and industry. The book intends to present the latest developments and the current state-of-the art in production, instrumentation and applications of gamma rays, high energy x-rays, ion beams and neutrons. It will hopefully be of interest to novices and experts in the area of high energy radiation as it will address the real obstacles to state of the art applications, and should help define future research directions.

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who else thinks they need to bring back the halo 3 lobbies where you could talk to your party and other players in the lobby instead of having to wait till the game starts or be in a party cause in my eyes that’s why no one uses mics anymore is because they ar now limited in the halo lobbies so who else agrees lets get them to bring back the lobbies the way they are ment to be
Yes!!! Been saying this since I started halo5 multi. I hope 343 considers it!!
I absolutely agree and I’d also like a quick ‘party-up’ option like from Halo 3.
(Also, more damn maps(that don’t suck and feel like forgettable cookie-cutter sections from a campaign level) and maybe just do proper remakes of most of the Halo 3 maps kthanksbye)
On a side note, I think it is completely absurd that 343i still needs to add necessary features like this that was in Halo 3 NINE years ago!!! fml
Exactly! The quick party up option was huge because it kept players playing together and more involved in social gaming!!! 8 years ago I would play halo 3 multiplayer all night long and finally sleep around 6 am. I still go over there now and then but hardly anyone plays it now. 343 needs to listen!

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On May 7, 2018, ANCOR joined 39 other organizations that comprise the Consortium for Citizens with Disabilities in a letter to House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) and House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) asking them to reject any proposals that would weaken the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). This includes the current provision in the proposed Farm Bill being advanced by the House of Representatives Committee on Agriculture.
As stated in the letter, “Many people with disabilities are already hurt by SNAP time limits, despite existing exemptions for people who receive governmental or private benefits on the basis of a disability or are able to document that they are ‘physically or mentally unfit for employment.’ For example, in a study of SNAP participants subject to time limits referred to participate in work activities in Franklin County, Ohio, one-third reported a ‘physical or mental limitation.’”
Cutting off food assistance from SNAP would only make it harder for people to work and increase their economic self-sufficiency. We strongly oppose any action that would cut off or reduce SNAP benefits, narrow eligibility or force more people to navigate harsh and unnecessary program rules, including people with disabilities and their families.” The letter also includes a list of problematic provisions in the Farm Bill and CCD’s recommendation that Congress “explore meaningful opportunities for SNAP participants to increase self-sufficiency through employment.”


Even with air conditioning, according to the EPA heat related deaths in the United States have totaled over 11,000 since 1979. Heat exhaustion happens when your body overheats and can't cool itself down. It usually results from physical activity in hot weather. The symptoms include dizziness, confusion and nausea. Heat emergencies have three stages; heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke which can prove deadly.
Tensions in the Korean Peninsula grew as Pyongyang tested the Hwasong-18, an intercontinental ballistic missiles with sufficient range to reach the United States. The main reason for deploying the nuclear submarine is to cut down on the response time should North Korea launch a nuclear attack against South Korea. It is doubtful that the North Koreans have perfected a capable reentry vehicle at this time.
Christopher Nolan's $180 million Oppenheimer film will be in the theaters starting July 21st, 2023. J. Robert Oppenheimer directed the Manhattan Project which developed the bombs that fell on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
I am writing about the movie because J. Robert Oppenheimer appears prominently several times in the First Strike Series where he argues for the use of tactical nuclear weapons as a substitute for strategic weapons as a key member of Project Vista in 1951.
The time to build a fallout shelter or think about where you might shelter in place is not when the intercontinental ballistic missiles are in the air. Unless you live in a dense urban setting or near a counter-force target (sub-pen, minuteman missile site, USAF Base) you could survive the initial blast with proper planning.
At the start of this series, I promised you that I would investigate the history of nuclear near misses, where either human error, Intelligence failure, rogue elements, or sensory malfunctions created conditions conducive to the accidental rather than intentional outbreak of nuclear war.


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Wacom's patented, cordless, battery-free pen technology provides a natural writing sensation and registers relevant biometric information about the signature — such as data coordinates and pressure. The display touts a 1280 x 800 resolution, an LED backlight, and the ability to view documents in landscape or portrait mode. The hardened, anti-glare surface provides durability and easier viewing in different lighting conditions.
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Writer, radio host, and mother, Anna Whitehouse is also the driving force behind Mother Pukka and the Flex Appeal campaign. It’s a busy existence built on a constant juggle. In a surprisingly emotional conversation, Anna shares how dance has become her saviour, and how finding joy in movement has inspired big changes in the rest of her life.
Stylist Chloe Forde is part of the army of self-employed mothers who return to work soon after having children. Chloe tells Rhiannon about the changes having a second child has made to her body, and how she’s found the resilience to move and play in the midst of her double-busy life. Even if it means a few squats while brushing your teeth…
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Heavy rains raised the Level of Lake Red Rock approximately 10 feet over the past few days from 742 feet to approximately 752 feet. This has caused flooding of numerous roadways near the lake. According to the Corp of Engineers, estimated inflow to the lake went from under 10K cubic feet per second (cfs) to near 75K cfs. Outflow from the lake has been decreased to near zero to protect those downstream. Inflow was expected to peak today. Without significant rainfall increase the lake level will peak the middle of next week, then fall, with outflow nearing normal levels then as well.


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Dynamics of Partial Differential Equations
Volume 8 (2011)
Multiple bifurcations and spatiotemporal patterns for a coupled two-cell Brusselator model
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A coupled two-cell Brusselator model with diffusion effect subject to Neumann boundary condition is considered. Hopf bifurcations and global steady state bifurcations which bifurcate from the unique positive constant equilibrium point are investigated in detail. Meanwhile, Turing instability occurs when diffusion is present. Particularly, we show the existence of spatially inhomogeneous periodic solutions and non-constant steady state solutions, which exhibit rich spatiotemporal patterns in this coupled Brusselator system. Some numerical simulations are presented to illustrate the theoretical results obtained.
coupled Brusselator model; diffusion; Hopf bifurcation; global steady state bifurcation; spatiotemporal pattern
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Reagan and Levi’s wedding reflected where it all began: summer camp. While the forecast called for thunderstorms, the bride and groom were adamant that the day would be perfect no matter what. The couple was married in the woods in front of a floral-adorned hoop instead of a traditional arch. Reagan picked colors that reflected her feminine and classic personality: blush, dusty blue, and touches of gold and wooden accents. Roses were artfully arranged in the bride's bouquet, in the table centerpieces and even on the three-tiered cake. Guests gathered in the timber barn around linen-covered tables for dinner, dancing and to celebrate the new Mr. and Mrs. Elegantly draped string lights provided a warm glow as the couple celebrated their first evening as husband and wife.

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Tap Oil Confirms Participation at Sri Trang-1 Well in Thailand
Tap Oil Limited’s board has approved Tap’s participation in the Sri Trang-1 exploration well in the Reservation Area of the G1/48 Concession in the Northern Gulf of Thailand.
Mubadala Petroleum, operator of the G1/48 Reservation Area Concession, expects drilling to commence at Sri Trang-1 in mid-May. The well objective is to evaluate the primary Middle Miocene lacustrine sands target with secondary targets of Late Miocene fluvial sands. A valid test of the primary objective Middle Miocene sands is “essential”, according to Tap, as it will “validate the hydrocarbon prospectivity of the Northern Kra basin and de-risk dependent prospects immediately to the West of Sri Trang-1”.
The well will be be drilled in shallow water to approximately 8,497 feet and is expected to take ten days to complete. The outcome of the well will determine the development scenario. Tap’s share of the expected well cost is $1.02 million. Providing the well comes in on budget, Tap will not be required to contribute any further cash for the well.
In addition to confirming its participation on the Sri Trang-1 exploration well, Tap revealed that it has executed an amended facility agreement with BNP Paribas and Siam Commercial Bank (BNP Facility).
The current outstanding balance of the BNP Facility is $25 million. At current oil prices, Tap expects the outstanding balance of the BNP Facility at December 31 to be $9 million and the cash position to be approximately $7 million.
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Marine crustaceans with feathery food-catching appendages; free-swimming as larvae; as adults form a hard shell and live attached to submerged surfaces; SYN. cerriped, cerripede.
Marine crustacean of the subclass Cirripedia. The larval form is free-swimming, but when mature, it fixes itself by the head to rock or floating wood. The animal then remains attached, enclosed in a shell through which the cirri (modified legs) protrude to sweep food into the mouth. Barnacles include the stalked goose barnacle Lepas anatifera found on ships’ bottoms, and the acorn barnacles, such as Balanus balanoides, common on rocks.
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Our modern society requires environmentally friendly solutions for energy production. Energy can be released not only from the fission of heavy nuclei but also from the fusion of light nuclei. Nuclear fusion is an important option for a clean and safe solution for our long-term energy needs. The extremely high temperatures required for the fusion reaction are routinely realized in several magnetic-fusion machines. Since the early 1990s, up to 16 MW of fusion power has been released in pulses of a few seconds, corresponding to a power multiplication close to break-even. Our understanding of the very complex behaviour of a magnetized plasma at temperatures between 150 and 200 million °C surrounded by cold walls has also advanced substantially. This steady progress has resulted in the construction of ITER, a fusion device with a planned fusion power output of 500 MW in pulses of 400 s. ITER should provide answers to remaining important questions on the integration of physics and technology, through a full-size demonstration of a tenfold power multiplication, and on nuclear safety aspects. Here we review the basic physics underlying magnetic fusion: past achievements, present efforts and the prospects for future production of electrical energy. We also discuss questions related to the safety, waste management and decommissioning of a future fusion power plant.
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- Amy Morin is a psychotherapist, licensed clinical social worker, mental strength coach, and international bestselling author.
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- Morin says mentally strong people let go of people who don't support them, establish personal and professional boundaries, and ignore unsolicited advice.
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One of my coaching clients recently decided to give up his high paying corporate job so he could live in an RV and start a blog.
While his new lifestyle might not sound too outrageous to many modern-day entrepreneurs, his colleagues and loved ones were shocked by his radical lifestyle shift. Their criticism caught him off guard, and caused him to second guess his decision.
He reached out to me, a mental strength coach, because he was concerned they might be right — was he experiencing some sort of life crisis?
Fortunately, he wasn't having a midlife crisis. He was redesigning his life to be more in line with his values. And if he was comfortable with his choices, it was OK if his friends and family disapproved.
Our sessions involved helping him see that he could be a kind and caring person without being a people-pleaser. He could choose his career and live life on his own terms without caring if everyone approved — and that made him mentally strong, not unkind.
Here are 10 habits of mentally strong professionals who aren't concerned with what other people think:
1. They let go of people who aren't interested in them
Whether they were ghosted after a third date or their old roommate stops returning their calls, you won't catch a mentally strong person begging anyone to stay in their lives. They don't compromise their values in an attempt to be liked nor do they wish anyone harm if they choose to leave.
2. They express their emotions in healthy ways
Mentally strong people are willing to say things that might not sound cool, like, "I'm nervous about this," or "I'm sad that this is ending." Even when their feelings aren't shared by those around them, they're willing to express their emotions in a healthy way.
3. They respectfully share their opinions
They don't agree with others just to keep the peace. Instead, mentally strong people are willing to share their opinions, but they do so in a respectful way. They're open-minded enough to respect people who don't share their opinions and bold enough to speak their truth.
4. They use empowering language
You won't hear a mentally strong person apologise for taking up space or beg for a chance to speak. But you will hear them use empowering language that exudes confidence in themselves. So rather than say, "I'm so sorry I won't be able to make it," they're more likely to say, "Thank you for the invitation but I am not able to attend."
5. They establish healthy boundaries
Mentally strong people know it's up to them to set the rules on how they want to be treated. When people violate those rules — whether it's a friend who doesn't pay them back or it's a coworker who is patronizing — they speak up and protect their boundaries.
6. They show all sides of themselves
While they don't necessarily talk to their boss the exact same way as they speak to their old college buddies, mentally strong people don't change who they are just to make other people feel more comfortable.
They're comfortable in their own skin and aren't afraid to show that they're multi-dimensional people who can appreciate many different things in life.
7. They experiment
They don't confine themselves to certain labels in life — like "artistic" or "shy." They're not afraid to experiment with new things, explore new career paths, and meet new people. They know they can grow, change, and become whomever they choose to be over time.
8. They use empowering language
Mentally strong people apologise when they've hurt someone. But they don't apologise for being human and they don't insist they're sorry just to prevent someone from getting upset.
They're much more likely to say things like, "I appreciate your patience," rather than, "I'm so sorry it took me four hours to reply to your email." They give themselves permission to be imperfect and use language that empowers them to feel worthy.
9. They ignore unsolicited advice
Mentally strong people don't waste their time arguing with trolls on social media or worrying about criticism from people who don't know them. They turn to their trusted advisors in life when they need guidance, and tune out the unsolicited advice that comes their way.
10. They own their success
While it can feel uncomfortable to hear compliments, mentally strong people are willing to accept them. Rather than minimize positive feedback by saying, "Oh, it was nothing," they own their success. They acknowledge their hard work and effort, and aren't afraid to talk about their skills and talents.
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The middle pier is a large pier at the central harbour in Aarhus, Denmark. The pier housed the former shipyard, Aarhus Flydedok, which is now closed. The pier is very close to the areas in the harbour, which have been designated for development, but is not part of the Municipality of Aarhus’ plan for the central harbour areas. The owner, Olav de Linde, wanted a project proposal showing some of the possibilities for reviving this stretch of the harbour and making it part of the new urban spaces being developed.
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Ready to face no-confidence motion: Congress
New Delhi: Congress on Saturday downplayed Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee`s plans to bring in a no confidence motion against the government, saying it was ready for the floor test as it has majority in Lok Sabha.
"Congress is ready to face a no confidence motion. We have majority," party spokesperson Rashid Alvi told reporters soon after Banerjee, who had parted ways with UPA in September over FDI in retail and other issues, said her party will bring a no-confidence motion on the first day of the winter session.
At the same time, Alvi suggested that the Trinamool would not be able to bring such a motion without the support of "communal forces", a reference to BJP.
"Every party is within its right to bring any motion under Parliamentary rules. If Banerjee wants to bring in a no confidence motion, we have nothing to say. But at least 50 MPs are required to bring such a motion. It is a different matter if somebody brings it by joining hands with communal forces," he said.
He stressed that the government enjoyed majority and that the Lok Sabha elections will be held on time in 2014.
In response to a question on Manmohan Singh inviting BJP leaders for dinner tonight ahead of Winter session of Parliament which has now been cancelled in view of Shiv Sena leader Bal Thackeray`s death, Alvi said the Prime Minister wants to build consensus on all issues.
"We have tried to build consensus on FDI because we think it is in the interest of the nation," he said.
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The outfall pipe east of Montgomery Lane north of Libby Court was rusted and the bottom of the pipe was eroded. The pipe discharged at the top of the steep bank.
PLDD replaced the corroded top of bank discharge with an overbank discharge. This project installed a 30-inch diameter storm pipe from Montgomery Lane to a concrete diffuser structure on the beach. The pipe transitions from underground to above ground at the face of the bluff.


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Review Summary: Raw black metal done right.
Ash Pool is a newer band in the black metal scene, having only been around for roughly six years. In that short amount of time, they've released two demos, two EP's, and two full-length album. Genital Tomb
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The first thing that needs to be mentioned is the production values. You're not getting into something that has squeaky clean production so if that's what you're looking for then I suggest you look somewhere else. The production here is very muddy and fuzzy. With that being said, you can hear everything very well. The guitars don't drown out the drums or the vocals and vice versa. The riffs here aren't melodic or anything, but they're very well done. Guitar work here isn't really as repetitive as you'd find on other black metal albums, which is one thing that makes this demo great. There's plenty of variations of the semi-technical riffs played throughout the songs. This demo is very mid-paced for the most part, but still has enough speed that you would expect from a black metal band. Drumming is mostly rhythmic stuff with a few blast beats here and there, but they mostly just keep the pace of the album going.
While this album is mainly focused on the combination of the guitars and drums, that's not to say that the vocals should be left out to dry. The style is actually more death metal sounding than anything else. There's no high-pitched screaming as much as there is a low death metal-esque growl. Sometimes you get some things that will sound more akin to a black metal band, but there's a very large death metal influence in the vocals. However, because of the production, you won't be able to make out a damn word that this guy is saying.
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A vertical axis wind turbine (VAWT) is introduced by magnetic levitation technology to optimize the performance. The system utilize nature of permanent magnet to levitate the turbine component and thus minimize energy losses while rotating, which is the major problem that faced by conventional wind turbine. The selection of magnet materials in the design of wind turbine system will be discussed. The Maglev Wind Turbine is expected to bring wind power technology to the next level. Furthermore, the system can be suited in use for rural and urban areas of low wind speed regions such as Malaysia, the country which has low wind speed, approximately 1.5m/s to 2.0m/s. A model of wind turbine is built to perform several tests such as starting wind speed, rotational speed at constant wind speed, and time taken to stop rotation completely. The results obtained will be compared with the model of conventional wind turbine.
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 General Human have invented thousand of machines and appliances that utilize energy to make the daily works easier, for instance to heat our house, to get ourselves from place to place. Some of this machines use electricity, while others, like automobiles use the energy stored in gasoline. Much of the energy supply comes from coal, oil, natural gas, or radioactive element. In fact, all these natural resource deposits took millions of years to form. They are considered non renewable which means once they are removed from the ground, they are not immediately replaced within the human time scale. This current issue is frequently discussed at the level of whole world in order to look for a solution.
Nowadays, we will ultimately need to search for renewable or virtually inexhaustible energy for the human development to continue. Renewable energy is defined as the energy generated by the natural resources such as wind, sun light, water which are quickly replace itself and is usually in never ending supply. The exploration of renewable energy is the only approach to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels. Among those renewable energy resources, wind energy is the only resource that will be concerned in this paper. Wind energy was first harvested centuries ago, when early windmills were used to power millstones, pumps, and forges. More recently, the wind is harnessed by using a special collector, called wind turbine to produce a clean, safe source of electricity. Various designs have been proposed in order to create a high efficient wind turbine which able to generate maximum electric power. They may either the design of shapes of the turbine blades, the
axis of rotation, and other useful modification. Recently, an advance technique, Magnetic Levitation (Maglev) is incorporated into turbine system in order to fulfill the needs of those energy industries. The Maglev wind turbine, which was first unveiled at the Wind Power Asia exhibition in Beijing, is expected take wind power technology to the next level with magnetic levitation. The turbine uses permanent magnets (neodymium), not electromagnets and therefore, it does not require electricity to run. This design claims that the friction between the turbine blades and the base can be reduced significantly and thus produces maximum power output. This task can be a success by using pairs of permanent magnet which attached to both the turbine blades and the fixed base of machine. A repulsive force will be produced to lift the blades above the base. The turbine blades will be levitated instead of mounted them (using ball bearing) to the base of the machine. It will allow them to rotate with minimum friction and minimize the energy loss. This system can operate under low (as low as 1.5m/s) and high wind speed (exceeding 40m/s) condition. From the study, the generation capacity of maglev wind turbine is 20% over conventional wind turbines and decrease operational costs by 50%. This make the efficiency of the system become higher than the conventional wind turbine. 1.2 Objective The objective of this report is to design a Maglev wind turbine to meet the following requirements 1. Improve the starting wind speed 2. Able to rotate with high speed 3. Longer time to stop rotation completely
CHAPTER 2 LITERATURE REVIEW 2.1 Wind Energy Wind is the flowing of air. This phenomenon occurs in the whole world and it is caused by uneven heating on the earth’s surfaces which causes the air is flow from hotter regions with higher pressure to colder regions with lower pressure. There are some reasons to support in using the wind energy to produce electricity power. Wind power available in the atmosphere is much greater than current world energy consumption. The exploitation of wind power is only limited by the economic and environmental factors, since the resource available is far larger than any practical means to develop it. Renewable energy produced from the wind has attracted a lot of attention and support in recent year’s .However, this green energy is often criticized for its low output and lack of reliability. 2.2 Wind Turbine The basic working principle of a wind turbine is: When air move quickly, in the form of wind, and their kinetic energy is captured by the turbine blades. The blades start to rotate and spin a shaft that leads from the hub of the rotor to a generator and produce electricity. The tradition generator experience lots of problem such as highly inefficient, expensive, high maintenance cost, hazardous to wildlife, and take up too much land, require high starting wind speed to operate. In general, they are two types of wind turbine according to the axis they are rotating about. Horizontal axis wind turbine (HAWT) is the type of wind turbine which has a main rotor shaft and electrical generator at the top of tower and pointed to the direction of wind. Most of them possess a gearbox which turns the slow rotation of turbine blades into faster rotation that is more suitable to
drive an electrical generator. As for the Vertical axis wind turbine (VAWT) consists of generator and gearbox which are placed at the ground and thus there is no need for a tower to support them as in HAWT. The main rotor shaft is arranged vertically to allow the turbine blades rotate without facing to the direction of the wind. In VAWT system, the generator and gearbox is placed on the ground rather than on the top. There is no need of the support from a tower make it more accessible for maintenance. The key of vertical arrangement of the rotor shaft enable the turbine blades need not to be pointed to the direction of wind. This is suitable for them to be installed on high variable wind speed region. They can utilize wind from varying direction. In addition, they have larger surface areas and can operate in low wind speed region compare with HAWT.
However, most of the new designs of VAWT experience some common problems. Due to the wind speeds are very low close to ground level, so although their arrangement may save a tower, but the wind speeds will be very low on the lower part of rotor. This causes the overall efficiency of the vertical axis machines is not impressive. Also, the machine need guy-wires to hold it in place puts stress on the bottom bearing as all the weight of the rotor is on the bearing. Guy wires attached to the top bearing increase downward thrust in wind gusts. Solving this problem requires a superstructure to hold a top bearing in place to eliminate the downward thrusts of gust events in guy wired models.
The idea for VAWTs has been blowing around for decades. However, VAWTs are not commonly deployed due mainly to the serious disadvantages mentioned above, they appear novel to those not familiar with the wind industry or wind farm. This has often made them the subject of wild claims
and investment scams over the last 50 years  . Despite many advance technology available so far has attracted interest about improving the VAWT system.
2.3 Magnetic Levitation
Magnetic levitation (maglev) is a method in which an object is suspended with no support other than magnetic fields. The magnetic force produced is used to counteract the effects of the gravitational force and lift up the object. There are many advantages for utilizing magnetic levitation that is to minimize friction, make force measurement, design, and entertaining devices. Recently, this advance technology is applied into transportation system in which non contacting vehicle travel safely at very high speed while suspended, guided, and propelled above a guide way by magnetic fields. The concept of magnetically levitated vehicle stimulates the development of useful application in various fields such as the power generation. 2.4 Maglev Wind Turbine
Unlike the maglev vehicle, the vertically oriented blades of the wind turbine are suspended in the air above the base of the machine by using permanent magnet which produces magnetic force to lift up the blades. This system does not require the electricity to operate because no electromagnets are involved. Since the turbine blades are suspended by magnetic force produce by the permanent magnet, there is no need of ball bearing to retain the blades. This allows the friction between the blades and ball bearing can be reduced significantly and thus, minimizes the energy loss. This also helps reduce maintenance costs and increases the lifespan of the generator. The Maglev wind turbine, which was first unveiled at the Wind Power Asia exhibition in Beijing, is expected take wind power technology to the next level with magnetic levitation.
CHAPTER 3 METHODOLOGY 3.1 Introduction A model of wind turbine is built for the use of an experiment to determine the starting wind speed to operate. The arrangement of component of the model is flexible and it can be treated as maglev and conventional wind turbine.
The experiment contains three tests to analyze the performance of model. The first test is the wind speed that needed to start to rotate the turbine blades. The second test is rotational speed of wind turbine model under constant wind speed. The third test the time taken by the model to completely stop rotation. The rotational speed of turbine blades and wind speed is measured by tachometer and anemometer respectively.
3.2 Theory A model is built using affordable material for the purpose of analysis. The type of VAWT is being used is the Savonius type wind turbine. The amount of magnetic force that needs to counteract the weight of the wind turbine must be determined before the type of magnet material is selected. From the law of attraction (1.0)
Then, the equation is rewritten as below to calculate the magnetic force between two poles (2.0)
: Magnetic force, N : Magnetic poles, A. m : Permeability of free space 4π x , N/
: Distance between two poles, m
The magnetic poles of the magnet can be calculated by using following equation (3.0)
: Coercive force, A/m : Magnetic poles, A. m A : Pole face area,
Assuming the distance, r is constant. Then from the equations (2.0) and (3.0), the equation can be rearranged
(4.0) According to the equilibrium of forces, (5.0)
Where m g
: Magnetic force, N : total mass of the wind turbine that need to be levitate, kg : gravitational acceleration,
Figure 1: Free body diagram of magnetically levitated object
Therefore, the magnetic force must have equal forces to the weight of the wind turbine so that it will levitate. Also, the type of magnet materials with known characteristics can be determined using the above equation provided the weight of model that needs to be levitated. The conventional wind turbine is made by removing the magnet attached to both fixed base and turbine blades, and replacing with a ball bearing.
3.3 CAD Drawings
1. Shaft 2 2. Wind Turbine 3. Permanent Magnet 4. Fixed Base
Figure 2: Modeling of Maglev Wind Turbine
3.4 Bill of Materials Part 1. 2. 3. 4. Shaft Wind Turbine Permanent Magnet Fixed Base Material Stainless Steel Cardboard Ceramics Magnet Wood
3.5 Procedures Test 1: The starting wind speed of wind turbine model 1. The model is assembled to be the maglev wind turbine 2. A fan is placed in the direction parallel to the maglev wind turbine model. 3. The fan is switched on and the wind produced is directed to the model. 4. The model is replaced by anemometer and the fan is switched on again. The wind speed is recorded 5. The test is repeated by using conventional wind turbine model. Test 2: The rotational speed of wind turbine model at constant wind speed 1. The steps 1 until 4 in test 1 are repeated. The wind speed is measured by using anemometer. 2. The reading of rotational speed of model is recoded after 1 minute for five times. 3. The test is repeated by using conventional wind turbine model. The distance between the maglev and conventional wind turbine model with the fan is made sure to be the same. Test 3: The time taken by wind turbine model to stop rotation 1. The steps 1 until 3 in test 1 are repeated. 2. The fan is then switch off after 5 minutes and a card bock is placed in front of it. 3. The time at which the model to stop its rotation completely is recorded. 4. Steps 2 and 3 are repeated for two times. 5. The test is repeated by using conventional wind turbine model.
CHAPTER 4 RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS 4.1 Results Test 1: The starting wind speed of wind turbine model Wind Turbine Model Maglev Conventional 1.9 4.2 Starting Wind Speed (m/s) 1.5 4.5 1.4 4.6 Average (m/s) 1.60 4.59
Test 2: The rotational speed of wind turbine model at constant wind speed of 5.63 m/s Wind Turbine Model Rotational Speed (RPM) Average (RPM) Maglev Conventional 666.00 292.80 666.00 294.00 630.00 235.80 618.00 270.00 630.00 237.00 640.80 265.92
Test 3: The time taken by wind turbine model to stop rotation Wind Turbine Model Maglev Conventional 14.1 1.6 Time Taken (s) 15.7 1.5 13.7 1.4 Average (s) 14.5 1.5
4.2 Discussion From the test 1, the wind turbine model with magnetic levitation starts to rotate at lower wind speed than that of conventional wind turbine, which is 1.6m/s and 4.59m/s respectively. Most of the existing wind turbine requires high starting wind speed to operate. They are not suitable used to generate electricity power in certain country such as Malaysia, which has low and unsteady wind speed. Therefore, starting wind speed becomes an important element that must be included in the design of wind turbine. The concept of maglev wind turbine is introduced to fulfill this requirement. Maglev wind turbine is able to start to rotate at lower wind speed compare with conventional wind turbine. This can be explained in terms of friction force. In general, there are two friction force exist in an operating wind turbine. Since the turbine blades are attached to the shaft by using ball bearing, a friction force is produced between them. Also, there is another friction forces exist between the turbine blades and the fixed base. In wind turbine with magnetic levitation, the latter one can be eliminate because the turbine blades are lift up by magnetic force. This wind turbine need only overcome the moment inertia and friction forces between the shaft and bearing before it start to rotate. Instead, the conventional wind turbine needs to overcome moment inertia and both the friction forces, and thus needs higher wind speed which results in more energy to start to rotate. In addition, magnetic levitation wind turbine requires less maintenance compare with the conventional wind turbine. This is because the disadvantage of using bearing is it will wear off as the time goes on. Therefore, the bearing needs to be replaced after some time so that the wind turbine is operating efficiently.
From test 2, the maglev wind turbine model has a higher rotating speed than the conventional wind turbine under constant wind speed of 5.63m/s. The rotational speeds of maglev wind turbine and conventional wind turbine are 10.68rpm and 4.43rpm. This result can be explained in terms of energy conversion. According to the law of energy conservation, part of kinetic energy in flowing wind is converted into kinetic energy due to rotating turbine blades, and then produces electric energy. However, the arrangement of the components of wind turbine limits this conversion and results in energy loss in terms of heat and sound. The following equation can be used to illustrate this phenomenon. The total kinetic energy of flowing wind supply to wind turbine ∆Kinetic Energy (flowing wind) = kinetic energy (wind before entering wind turbine) - Kinetic Energy (wind after exiting wind turbine) According to law of energy conservation ∆Kinetic Energy (flowing wind) - kinetic energy (rotating turbine blades) – Energy Loss = 0 And therefore, ∆Kinetic Energy (flowing wind) = kinetic energy (rotating turbine blades) + Energy Loss
Figure 3: Conversion of energy in Maglev Wind turbine
Therefore, the conventional wind turbine experiences much energy loss in term of heat and sound. More kinetic energy is needed to overcome the friction forces exist between the bearings attached to the turbine blades and bottom. This make the rotational speed of conventional wind turbine become lower than the maglev one. Higher rotational speed means higher kinetic energy of rotating turbine blades and hence more electric energy can be generated by maglev wind turbine. From test 3, the maglev wind turbine model take a longer time to stop its rotation completely compare to conventional one. This test is carried out under the same wind speed. The time taken by both the maglev wind turbine and conventional wind turbine to stop their rotation is 14.5s and 1.5s respectively. Since the flowing of wind is unpredictable and varies all the time. The wind may come to a lower speed and even stop at every instant of time. Higher stopping time is desired because the wind turbine can still rotate at lower speed in longer time when the speed of flowing wind decrease. And when the wind speed increases, the wind turbine immediately rotate faster without achieve the starting wind speed (if wind turbine stop in few seconds).
Selection of suitable hard or permanent magnet becomes an important consideration in the design of a maglev wind turbine. However, due to the cost limitation, the ceramics magnet material is used to construct the model. It is benefited if the characteristics of permanent magnet materials before build an actual maglev wind turbine system. For example, the temperature in which the permanent magnet is applied can never be reached the Curie temperature. Otherwise, the magnet will be demagnetized that is lost its magnetic properties. Since the maglev wind turbine is located outdoor, the surrounding temperature must ensured not to exceed the Curie temperature of permanent magnet. The arrangement of permanent magnet is also a crucial decision. Improper arrangement of magnet may affect the distribution of magnetic field and thus cause magnetic force produced is not vertically upward. Another phenomenon will happen due to improper arrangement of magnet. Considering the following diagram
Figure 4: The distribution of magnetic field between two permanent magnets
Figure 5: The distribution of magnetic field when upper part of start to move
The magnetic field is distributed as show in figure 3 before the turbine start to move. When the upper part start to move right hand side, the magnetic field will be concentrate on this direction. This make the magnetic force is larger at the right hand side than left one. The imbalance magnetic forces cause difficulty to the upper part start to move. Although the magnetic levitation is incorporated into wind turbine system to increase the power output, there are still several ways to improve the performance of the system. Blade direction with respect to the wind should be individually controlled by sensor in order to move the blades and present less of an angle to the wind on the circular return path against wind flow. In other words, each blade function should be made as a controllable wing to provide maximum efficiency of the system. In addition, the function of guide wind should be introduced into maglev wind turbine system to increase the speed of the wind and optimize the angle of attack for the turbine blades to rotate. Recently, there are many suggestions regarding the usage of permanent magnet to create a perpetual motion. If this concept works, a perpetual motion generator can be invented which is able
to produce electricity continuously. But, if the concept is investigated deeply, the perpetual motion is found not practical. For instance, if two magnets are attached to turbine blades and the outer surface (surrounding the turbine blades), the repulsive force produced will continuously push the turbine blades to rotate. This phenomenon may happen at long time but not forever. This is because both of magnet material will locate the poles themselves and achieve an equilibrium condition. Once reach equilibrium state, the repulsive force would not appear between the two magnets and the wind turbine stop from rotation.
CHAPTER 5 CONCLUSION The Vertical Axis Wind Turbine (VAWT) with magnetic levitation performs better than the conventional wind turbine. This is because, the maglev VAWT model has lower starting wind speed (1.6 m/s) compare to conventional one (4.59m/s). The rotational speed of maglev VAWT is higher, that is 640.80rpm, while the conventional model is 265.92rpm at constant wind speed of at 5.63m/s. The time taken for the maglev wind turbine to stop rotating is longer than that of conventional which is 14.5s and 1.5s respectively. Therefore, the Maglev wind turbine is suitable for the application of urban areas to provide green energy.
CHAPTER 6 REFERENCES
 Tony Burton, David Sharpe, & Nick Jenkins (2001), Wind Energy: Handbook , Asia: John Wiley and Sons, inc.  Erich Hau(2006), Wind turbines: fundamentals, technologies, application, economics, New York: Springer Berlin heidelberg  Ion Paraschivoiu (2002), Wind Turbine Design: with emphasis on Savonius concept, Canada: International Press  Peter Campbell (1996), Permanent magnet materials and their application, United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press  Society of Automotive Engineers (1992), Maglev, New York: Society of Automotive Engineers  F. C. Moon, Pei-Zen Chang (1994), Superconducting levitation: applications to bearings and magnetic transportation, WILEY-VCH  China Makes Huge Breakthrough in Wind Power Technology, Retrieved August 1, 2009 from http://www.worldwatch.org/node/4217
 Background of MAGLEV, Retrieved September 3, 2009 from http://inventors.about.com/library/inventors/blrailroad3.htm
CHAPTER 7 APPENDIXES
Figure A.1. Prototype of Maglev Wind Turbine
Figure A.2. Magnetically levitated turbine blades
Figure A.3. Tachometer
Figure A.4. Anemometer
Figure A.5. Wind Speed Measurement
Figure A.6. Testing of Maglev wind turbine
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