rhodozelia

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by rhodozelia 6y ago
Presumably when the stove is not in use the amount of harful particles is very low. So a three times increase of a very small number is also very small.
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by rhodozelia 6y ago
>This is because to renew the operating licence for these dams, its ratepayers would have to foot an approximately $400m (£308m) bill for upgrades to ensure compliance with legislation (including the installation of costly fish ladders a
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by rhodozelia 6y ago
I acknowledged that sediment suspended in water moving through the plant causes wear and suggested designing such that it would be deposited in front of a sluice gate to allow it to be flushed without going through the water conveyance plan
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by rhodozelia 6y ago
It is odd that dams don’t incorporate a means for sediment to continue its path downstream. If there were a channel that ran the length of the reservoir that was narrow enough it would Keep the velocity of the water high enough that the sed
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by rhodozelia 6y ago
The article made it sound like they would lose less than 8% of their 2200 MW renewable generation for a reduction of less than 176 MW. Maybe the article confused the total generation from the 8 plants with and the 4 being removed. They esti
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by rhodozelia 6y ago
The measurement of inflation is based on a basket of goods like McDonald’s hamburgers that does not include housing, stocks, or gasoline apparently
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by rhodozelia 6y ago
Days are shorter in the winter and the weather patterns are different. Summer is much hotter and the trade winds blow stronger. Winter storms come from north of japan and bring north swells. In the Summer storms near Australia send swell up
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by rhodozelia 6y ago
It would be strange to have a diesel generator that could power a building only for a few hours. I’ve commissioned numerous diesel generators to provide power to power plants if the transmission line is down and generally they can go at lea
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by rhodozelia 6y ago
Survival rates are high going downstream, can the salmon get back upstream or are there no fish ladders past some point?
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by rhodozelia 6y ago
>“We have to tear down the dams” Surely there must be another possible solution that more Closely mimics the river before the dams were built ?
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by rhodozelia 6y ago
A friends company had a test phishing email to see how many people clicked the link, and then sent out another email after the test with a link to a video everyone had to watch about not clicking links in emails... it is amazing that authen
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by rhodozelia 6y ago
Did the diamond princess and other cruise ships not provide a good example of transmission through have system as everyone stayed on board but isolated and continued to get sick for more than 14 days ?
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by rhodozelia 6y ago
I don’t see any open source software in power generation. Vxworks on plcs and then osi pi and some horrible HMI software. One exception is inductive automation ignition HMI which uses java
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by rhodozelia 6y ago
If you have experienced the power, capability, and speed of kst and then set out to build something better plotjuggler must be amazing! I am not sure of the development status of kst these days I think it does everything’s it’s authors need
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by rhodozelia 6y ago
Looks great! I have been using kst https://kst-plot.kde.org/ for almost a decade for plotting live csv data streams from place but plot juggler could be a total substitute. Thanks for sharing