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    through its final tests. During the test of the carburetor ice warning system, it was found that under certain conditions, the warning light may not be displayed when ice is forming inside of the carburetor. If no warning light is displayed, the pilot may not know to take corrective action if he has also missed the other indications of ice forming, such as a drop in the engines rotations per minute (RPM). If no corrective action is taken, then the carburetor could become completely blocked off with ice

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    combustion engine. It is an alternative method to carburetor. Fuel is injected into the cylinder where combustion happen. In order to burn , fuel must be vaporized to be and make sure the air at correct ratio . This job can be performed by either a carburetor or a fuel injection system. If there is not enough fuel mixed with the air, the engine "runs lean" and either will not run or damages the engine. How fuel injector is better than carburetor In new cars, fuel injection is becoming universal

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    In order for an internal combustion engine to operate correctly, a mixture of fuel and air needs to enter into the combustion chamber, pressurised and then ignited by a spark ignition which then drives the piston to rotate. The way that the fuel is introduced into the combustion chamber has evolved over the decades. Before electronic fuel injection, carburettors were the primary method of mixing air and fuel. Carburettors work on the Bernoulli’s principle: the faster the air moves, the lower its

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    It might appear to be senseless, yet changing your auto channels all the time can significantly affect motor life and execution. Here in Los Angeles, where we have our publication workplaces, the premises have an idiom: "Never inhale air you can not see." While the editors of Edmunds.com, an every day stroll through this droop of particulates and CO2 discharges in the suction and nitrous oxide, our autos have the benefit of air filtration. There is a major issue with this photo? Would it be a

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    When thinking about how all this oil and gas gets from the platforms in the gulf to land to be produced, you will run across the phrase, “flow assurance.” Flow assurance is what makes sure these oils and gases get from point A to point B without any hesitations or problems. Its main purpose is to prevent hydrates, clogged pipes, and wax depositions. So can the oilfield industry survive without flow assurance, especially in deep water operations? By reading this, you will learn how important flow

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    Objective: This project focuses on water resources in the region of ancient Eastern Arabia at the site of As Safah, Oman. This site has archaeological evidence of metallurgical activities in the Iron Age (c. 900-600 BCE), like kilns, furnaces and metal objects, still in very good condition. However, the site is very far away from any natural water sources in the present day. Excavators did find sediment and fluvial deposits suggesting that occasionally in the past the site had an inflow of water

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    Purpose: The purpose of this experiment is to measure the energy content of a food sample and to determine the efficiency of a calorimeter. Materials: 1. 100 ml distilled water 2. A test tube 3. 1 almond 4. Calorimeter 5. A paperclip 6. A small aluminum foil dish 7. A scale 8. A graduated cylinder 9. A flask 10. Tongs 11. Safety glasses. 12. Lighter Method: The first step was to push a single almond onto the end of a partially straightened paperclip. And then we set the scale

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    (Saito, Simunek, & Mohanty, 2006) Early pioneering studies on interactions between liquid water, water vapour, and heat movement were reported by Philip and de Vries (1957), who provided a mathematical description of liquid water and water vapour fluxes in soils driven by both pressure head (isothermal) and soil temperature (thermal) gradients. They derived the governing flow equation for non-isothermal flow as an extension of the Richards equation, which originally considered only the pressure head

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    electricity, heat, environment, etc. For electricity, we use it daily to power light bulbs to illuminate any darkness around us and power technology that keep us entertained, informed on daily occurrences and interact with people online. Without electricity, we would revert to using candles for illumination like our ancestors did and technology would be disconnected and unusable. We would even revert to the steam engine for power if worst came to worst. Energy is used to provide heat like stoves

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    no matter if we directly or indirectly use it everyday. The understanding and knowledge the laws of Thermodynamics have given us have gone into the manufactured world around us. This is very important because thermodynamics is understanding heat, and without heat, humans would not be able to survive. Something more familiar to you, like Newton Laws of Physics, takes a look at the big picture of physical motion and how it effects the world around us. “Thermodynamics is a branch of physics which deals

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