Ablution exercise – may prevent dacryocystitis Pandey, Dr. Jayati; Ranjan, Dr. Alok; Gupta, Dr Ramesh Chandra ...
Tropical Journal of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology,
12/2019, Letnik:
4, Številka:
8
Journal Article
Green Parking Lots for Energy plus Human Settlements Verma, Ar. Chetan; Singh, Prof. (Dr.) Jitendra; Ranjan, Prof. (Dr.) Alok
International journal of innovative technology and exploring engineering,
12/2019, Letnik:
9, Številka:
2
Journal Article
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Energy is the basic need for any development programme. Growing energy demands are putting the non renewable energy sources at risk of extinction. One of the major energy consuming sector is ...automobiles, traffic in urban settlements. Now a days battery operated vehicles are on road for public and private transportation which are an alternative to conventional fuel vehicle systems of petrol, diesel, gas oil. But the issue of fuel or we can say charging the battery operated vehicles remains constant and a challenge for urban transportation systems. This paper is focused to design approach of such parking lots and road side parking slots which are not only space for vehicle parking but also charges the vehicle while it is parked. This kind of refueling system will use the idle time of the vehicle and will reduce the requirement of refueling stations. Such system will save the time of the car owner for waiting at refueling or charging station. The methodology of this approach consists of using the renewable sources of energy such as solar, wind energy and distributed energy generation systems so that such systems can be used in designing energy plus human settlements. The distributed energy generation system will reduce the need of major electric substations to handle the generated electricity
Malaria is a protozoal disease caused by infection with parasites of genus plasmodium and transmitted to man by certain species of infected female anopheles mosquito. This mosquito is mainly found in ...tropical countries.
Study was conducted in villages of Tarwa block, Azamgarh Uttar Pradesh, India. It was a cross sectional study where total 50 cases were studied. It was found that maximum affected population were from 10-45 year age group. Also found that all cases were suffering from fever followed by myalgia (82%), headache (78%) and retro-orbital pain in 73% of cases.
During this surveillance study it was found that main source of mosquito breeding were standing water, containers, drains and gutters, water storage tanks, bird baths, flower pot saucers, ponds and lakes, pools, septic tank and sewage and marshes and wetlands.
Spontaneous combustion of coal is a natural phenomenon responsible for the burning of thousands of tonnes of coal every year. Normally, when Indian coal gets exposed to air, it catches fire within 9 ...to 12 months and the application of inhibitors helps in preserving the coal by enhancing its time period (Incubation period). They have the capacity of retarding the spontaneous heating of coal by forming a protective layer around it. This paper deals with four inhibitors and its retardation capacity to spontaneous heating is laid down by experimental investigation. Crossing Point Temperature (C.P.T) analysis and Flammability Temperature analysis (F.T) are the prime method in determining its retardation effect. Coal samples from Mahanadi Coalfield Limited (MCL) were prepared and used for experimentation. Proximate analysis is used to study the composition of coal. The prepared coal sample is treated with inhibitors at three different proportions of 5%, 10% and 15% by wt. Considering the economic and safety application for miner and mining industry, the maximum retardation capacity of an inhibitor at particular percentage is been shown in this paper.
The problem of spontaneous heating is a major threat to safety and productivity in mines all over the world. In India, more than 80% of fires are caused due to Spontaneous Combustion. The ...applicability of inert gases is expensive, time-consuming and is a very tedious process. Hence the application of advanced technologies becomes essential to be introduced in mines. In this context, Central Mine Planning and Design Institute (CMPDI), Ranchi, India carried out an R&D project entitled “Construction of quick setting stopping in case of fire in an underground mine using expansion foam agent” under the funding from the Ministry of Coal, Government of India. Under this project, two Indian mines were selected in consultation with MCL for carrying out the proposed work in Orient Mine No.3 and Bundia Mine of MCL (Ib Valley AREA). Coals from both the mines have been collected and analysed in the laboratory. The proximate analysis and CPT/IPT results show that both the coals are moderately prone to spontaneous heating. Considering both intrinsic and extrinsic properties, two stoppings were constructed in the Hirakhand Bundia mines and four in orient mines. Periodic supervision along with the altering ingress of air from intake was been checked. After careful supervision of nearly 4 years, the stoppings proved to be strong enough to be leakage proof. This paper describes the application of foam technology as stopping to avoid air entry, thus preventing the occurrences of spontaneous heating/fire in a panel of Indian coal mines.
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