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    Summery In process industries the flowrate of a fluid can be defined by measuring the pressure drop across pipes and fittings while the fluid passing through them. In this laboratory experiment, the flowrate of the fluid and the force acting on the flat plate were measured. While comparing the experimental values for pressure drop with theoretical ones, it became clear that in most cases, experimental values exceed theoretical ones. The reasons of deviations from ideal theoretical values are roughness

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    The University of Tulsa MCDOUGALL SCHOOL OF PETROLEUM PE-4071 PRODUCTION ENGINEERING LABORATORY Experiment-2 Pipe Pressure Loss January 27, 2015 Mohammed Alshammari Abdulla Abdulla Salman Alhuliali Dear Mr. Stafford, Our group performed the Pressure drop experiment for production Lab on January 27, 2015. The purpose of this experiment was to observe the pressure drop in the piping system for several flow rates to understand relationship between pressure drop and flow regime

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    Group Observation You may ask yourself who is or what is an addict? Most of us do not have to think twice about this question. We know, our whole life and thinking was centered in drugs in one form or another. The getting and using and finding ways and means to get more. We lived to use and use to live. Very simply, an addict is a man or woman whose life is controlled by drugs (Narcotics Anonymous World Services Inc., 1986). This paper will discuss my experience from observing a Narcotic Anonymous

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    Theory of Flight Assignment 1: The ISA and Subsonic Airflow Over Aerofoil Sections Task 1 Standard International standard atmosphere values AMSL: -Pressure = 1013.25 mb -Density = 1.225 kg/m3 -Temperature = 288 K The need for ISA in aviation: the ISA is basically a hypothetical model to be used as an ideal representative of the atmosphere based off the thermodynamic equation, devoid of wind turbulence and water vapour. It uses a standard reference for density, pressure, temperature and viscosity

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    Scholz Posted Date: September 21, 2017 6:52 AMStatus:Published Victor, Negative organizational climate is something that has become quite of an issue at my workplace. It tends to go in somewhat of a downward spiral – one person will become disgruntled about something and start complaining, this grumbling creates a negative environment, more people become disgruntled and join in, and the cycle continues. Virtuous leadership can help break this cycle of negativity and boost positivity

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    Group Observation At the beginning of the group, the facilitator asked the clients to identify group norms. The clients identified these group norms and wrote them on the white board; raise your hand, no crosstalk or side conversations, stay awake, be respectful of peers/facilitator and property, keep things discussed in group confidential and be willing to participate and offer support when needed. The group facilitator followed the Seeking Safety session format which is explained in the Seeking

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    This group meeting was held in a meeting space at The Council on Recovery located in Houston, TX. This organization offers meeting spaces for support/therapy groups to meet regularly in hopes of adding and addiction free society. The room was setup with about 25 chairs formed in a circle with a small opening for people to walk through. The meetings are 1 hour long. I forgot to count the number of people but if I remember correctly it was approximately 23 people attending including myself. The meeting

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    leadership led to a few moments of slightly awkward silence as the group questioned who should initiate the conversation. According to Burgoon’s theory of proxemics, the fact that no one sat at the head of the table completely threw off the traditional dynamics that are usually seen in groups. In addition, everyone sat in one chair away from one another, keeping the space personal, but not closer than 18’ or so. This highlights what was found with

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    - Introduction: The Tuckman Model (1965) is a five-stage model which identifies five stages of team development; forming, storming, norming, performing and adjourning. In order to obtain the team’s optimal productivity and outcomes, it is suggested that the team goes through the stages of development which the facilitator must oversee. The stages help the facilitator to develop the groups and to better manage the participants should any conflict arise. The following report describes a small group

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    Traveling the country sounds amazing; to be able to see all the national monuments and national parks would be a something worth traveling for. The only problem with traveling the country is driving. No one wants to drive across the country when all they want is to be able to see all the amazing monuments. Today, people do not have to worry about driving with the new inventions of automation. Automation is the use of equipment, large or small, than can be operated automatically without humans getting

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