As always with video tutorials they claim over 11 hours as if long time was good instead of saying what a student will learn.
I agree that there is no direct complex equivalence between the length of time and subjective quality of a training video. However, nor does that suggest that it is not a useful learning experience. Way above my head and needs to be honest.
I did find that the intro video set out the main learning points though.
Most commercial video tutorials put me to sleep, rarely i see one that goes to the business at least in 3d. That is why i prefer amateur tuts.
Length can be an issue if the content isn't really interesting. I've seen this many times. Jeremie knows his stuff and I'm confident that he is thorough.
It's interesting people post their negative opinions on video training in general before watching the videos this thread is about. Should this be moved to another thread maybe? Might be more constructive and give this training a fair chance before people get a negative feel for the video without anyone actually viewing and commenting on it.
I only commented that way because it puts in relevance 11 hours of training, but i have no problem if the mod takes this discussion out of this thread. Probably more correct like you say.
Why is it I sense biased opinions, probably cause there is.
EricTRocks wrote: Length can be an issue if the content isn't really interesting. I've seen this many times. Jeremie knows his stuff and I'm confident that he is thorough.
EricTRocks wrote: It's interesting people post their negative opinions on video training in general before watching the videos this thread is about. Should this be moved to another thread maybe? Might be more constructive and give this training a fair chance before people get a negative feel for the video without anyone actually viewing and commenting on it.
No, actually it seems quite natural, come to think of it. While I personally am convinced this training will be worth every penny, the lack of any serious review and/or comprehensive peer review makes every new product "fair game" to this kind of treatment with the accompanying generalizations. Having said that: it's good to refocus everybody and steer the thread back on track, so it doesn't get out of hand in that respect.
HB - I doubt that will happen, forum Softimage users are Sub-Softimage users.
Rork wrote: still don't get it.
So..... if i get you right, you're basically insulting everybody on this forum?


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Q: Extjs building form on metadata I will build a FormPanel with ExtJs 4 configured by metadata received from server. The meta data (json array) looks like this:
   {
      "metaData": {
      [
        {
           "allowBlank:": false,
           "fieldLabel:": "labelText1",
           "name:": "labelName1",
           "emptyText:": "null"
        },
        {
           "allowBlank:": false,
           "fieldLabel:": "labelText1",
           "name:": "labelName1",
           "emptyText:": "null"
        }
     ]
  },
  "success": true,
  "msg": "Unknown"
}

Is it possible to create the form on runtime with the given json array? So yes, can you give a tutorial or example.

A: Surely possible. Basically you use your metadata as items and create the form at any time:
var metadata = [
        {
           "allowBlank": false,
           "fieldLabel": "labelText1",
           "name": "labelName1",
           "emptyText": null
        },
        {
           "allowBlank": false,
           "fieldLabel": "labelText1",
           "name": "labelName1",
           "emptyText": null
        }
     ];
Ext.create('Ext.form.Panel', {
    defaultType: 'textfield',
    width: 300,
    bodyPadding: 10,
    renderTo: Ext.getBody(),
    items: metadata
});

Just make sure the metadata JSON is correct, remove colons from property names etc. ("fieldLabel" it should be, not "fieldLabel:").

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For those of you who know my work, this book is different from my past books, and yet, this book is about nothing but the past. The barbed wire serves a purpose, which I will get to eventually. The book contains ten codices, each comprised of three sheets of rustic acid free paper made from scraps from past book projects and generous inclusions of paypyrus and raffia. I used my father's 1946 portable Smith Corona manual typewriter for the text, and papyrus on which to type because the typewritten characters reminded me of the hieroglyphs used on the papyri of ancient Egypt. I should probably point out, the spell check feature was not always working properly. Maybe someday, some archaeologist will pore over my texts in the hopes they can translate the strange characters. Papyrus survives better almost anywhere other than Puget Sound, so to ensure my writings would be better preserved, I mounted the papyri onto the sheets of rustic hand moulded paper which make up the codices.
On the front piece of each codice is a small India ink illustration relative to either a story within, or the theme of the codice itself, each codice having its own theme which is often literary in nature. For example, one is titled Crime and Punishment, another is Animal Farm. The codices lie loose within a Coptic style cover made of repurposed wood which once served to make the forms for pouring my patio. Manila hemp binds the covers together, while weathered gate latches hold the book closed, and allow the codices to be held tightly in place when the book is placed in an upright position. As a final note, a buffer sheet on the inside of each cover helps protect the leaves of the codices from residual acids and lignins within the wood.
The project began as a search for provenance. Who am I? Where have I been? Why do I do what I do? The quest for memories that might explain or even answer these questions led to the realization, I might as well begin a conversation with a brick wall about what is art? What I learned, however, was while most memories become blurred by time or for whatever reason, many remained as sharp as the line of India ink I had just made on a sheet of paper. As I jotted and typed, a common thread began to emerge. The memories my brain had chosen to embrace, contained elements of the unexpected. Those moments make up the context of this book.
Which, brings us to the barbed wire. Those rusty barbs are a reminder of one of those moments. As we run through life groping blindly in front of us, we are in fact, often playing hide and go seek in the dark. No matter how well we think we plot and plan, nothing is ever certain. The barbed wire is meant to serve only as a reminder of that fact and not as a deterrent to playing the game. Always be curious. Embrace the unexpected. As a footnote, the inverted Ω on the front piece of each codex is a personal symbol representing nothing is forever, but nothing truly ends.


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Building Your Bayer Career with an MBA
Last Updated Jul 5, 2019 by Maggie Boccella
The pharmaceutical and biotech industries are rife with opportunities for b-school students. Competition among brands and rapid technological development make can make having an MBA an exceptionally worthwhile advantage.
Bayer, the multinational giant and one of the leading pharma and life sciences companies in the world, is among the top recruiters for MBAs.
The company, billing itself as "a pioneer in the fields of human, animal and plant health," was founded in 1863. The company was an early innovator in the pharmaceutical industry with its development of aspirin and one of the first successful antibiotics in the 1930s. Since then, it has grown into a behemoth in pharma and biotech with its acquisitions of various corporations, including Schering, the consumer products division of Merck, and Monsanto. Today, its leading products include some of the most innovative for treating diseases such as hemophilia, multiple sclerosis, and various forms of cancer.
Why Bayer?
Bayer's U.S. headquarters are located in Whippany, NJ, but its reach is truly global, with facilities on every continent. If you're looking to remain in the U.S., there are over 170 Bayer facilities across the country that have a current employee count of around 24,000.
An MBA goes a long way at Bayer, particularly one with a multidisciplinary bent, and those with undergrad degrees or previous experience in science related fields are obviously a huge asset to the company. But marketers, communication strategists, finance specialists, and human resources pros are also in high demand. Here is are several roles for which Bayer career openings in the U.S.:
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According to numerous current and previous employees, Bayer has a multitude of benefits and a welcoming company culture. Among the comments by those who have worked there are the following:
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An intern reported that they received "meaningful assignments."
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According to Glassdoor data, interns at Bayer can expect to earn about $60,000 per year, and the pay scale for permanent employees is quite competitive as well. Production Managers can expect to earn $75-8o,000 a year, just to start. Associate Brand Managers earn about $110,000 a year, while Financial Analysts are paid around $70,000 per year to start. In digital marketing, a starting salary for a Specialist is around $80,000 per year, and a Communications Manager earns about $100,000 a year. Base salary, variable pay programs, long and short-term incentives, and special recognition programs all comprise Bayer's pay structure.
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The 2-2-0 Planet
Robert Stephenson's Planet was an early steam locomotive that carried a 2-2-0 wheel arrangement. The Planet was somewhat unique in that it's the first known to employ cylinders inside the frame, a feature that became somewhat popular at the time it was built in the early 1830s but was not used in many later designs. Additionally, while several 2-2-0 were manufactured for British railways only a few were used in the United States (of particular note was Peter Cooper's Tom Thumb), and these were primarily saddletank versions used in light duty or switcher applications. Unfortunately, the original Planet was not preserved although a replica was built in the early 1990s and now resides on the grounds of Manchester's Museum Of Science And Industry where the little locomotive even offers rides to the public.
Originally from Wylam, Northumberland, England George Stephenson and his son Robert were the pioneers of early railroad design and construction as well as developing one of the first, commercially successful steam locomotives. Both men were mechanical and civil engineers with father, George, first experimenting with steam locomotive technology as early as 1814 (the first steam locomotive is credited to Richard Trevithick and Andrew Vivian, which built a small experimental design in 1804 for the Penydarren tramway in Wales). His efforts proved successful and from that point his business really began to take off. In 1820 he was hired to survey the Hetton colliery railway and a year later surveyed the Stockton & Darlington Railway with help of son, Robert. Throughout the 1820s the duo was increasingly called upon for their expertise with either surveying or locomotive building.
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For instance, in 1828 they received a contract to build a locomotive (the Stourbridge Lion) for the Delaware & Hudson Canal Company of the United States and in 1829 surveyed the Liverpool & Manchester Railway (L&MR). It was after October of that year that the two men's fame truly blossomed. They entered their 0-2-2 Rocket into the Rainhill Trials to determine which company would manufacture the locomotives for the L&MR. The Rocket proved to be the winning entry despite some issues with ride quality due to its angled cylinders being placed up high along the boiler. To remedy this problem and allow for much better fuel economy it was suggested by Richard Trevithick himself that the builders place their cylinders inside the frame and construct a wooden jacket (otherwise known as a sandwich frame) around the outside of the boiler and driving wheels.
This, however, caused a slight modification to the design that deviated from the Rocket. Stephenson's Planet would instead utilize a 2-2-0 wheel arrangement while still carrying many of the other features of the Rocket such as a horizontal boiler, vertical stack, and trailing tender/carriage. The L&MR liked the new design and wound up with eighteen examples in all (numbered as Planet #9, Planet #10, and so forth). Interestingly, several other early English railroads operated similar 2-2-0 designs including the London & Greenwich Railway and London & Birmingham Railway (which rostered quite a fleet like the L&MR) as well as the Dublin & Kingstown Railway of Ireland.
During the time the Planet was designed railroads in the United States were in their infancy and only operated a few scattered miles of track between South Carolina and New England. The only steam locomotives in use at that time had been shipped over from England although American-made designs were in the works, such as Peter Cooper's Tom Thumb. The 2-2-0 design, which featured a vertical boiler, was officially tested on the Baltimore & Ohio on August 28, 1830. While it proved to be a successful alternative to the horse and other examples were put into use most American lines would not operate the 2-2-0.
Instead, a wide range of wheel arrangements found use in the States until the successful and mass-produced 4-4-0 American was developed in the late 1830s. This design is often credited with "taming the West" and proved to be the preferred wheel arrangement throughout much of the 19th century. In any event, those 2-2-0s that were operated in the United States included the Boston & Lowell (which used true 2-2-0s built by the Lowell Manufacturing Company in the late 1830s, five in all) and the Grand Trunk Railway (which operated a unique 2-2-0T+4). The Susquehanna Coal Company also created a custom-built 2-2-0 around 1889 which was used as a steam inspection car and given the name Nydia.
According to SteamLocomotive.com it was later sold to the M. A. Hanna Coal Company. All other 2-2-0s put into service in the Western hemisphere were saddletanks used in industrial or plantation applications. Finally, at least two examples of the 2-2-0 are known to be preserved and operational; the aforementioned replica Planet in Manchester, England and a replica Tom Thumb at the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Museum in Baltimore, Maryland. To learn more about the Stephenson's Planet replica please click here.
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The Blaze of Noon: A Reading of "Samson Agonistes"
Boyd M. Berry
Modern Language Quarterly (1 March 1975) 36 (1): 84–86.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1215/00267929-36-1-84
... such a child as this. , These Hymnes may worke on future wits, and so May great Grand children of thy prayses grow. STEPHENBOOTH University of California, Berkeley The Blaze of Noon: A Reading of...
Victorian Noon: English Literature in 1850
James Diedrick
Modern Language Quarterly (1 September 1979) 40 (3): 317–319.
..." and Niglitmare Abbey, but for all his research into sources, parallels, and traditions, he failed to supersede J. B. Priestley's modest fifty- year-old study that finds Peacock a "baffled idealist." Dawson's intention in Vic- torinn Noon is description rather than reevaluation, so he cannot...
Tourneur's Artificial Noon the Design of The Revenger's Tragedy
B. J. Layman
...B. J. Layman Copyright © 1973 by Duke University Press 1973 TOURNEUR'S ARTIFICIAL NOON THE DESIGN OF THE REVENGER'S TRAGEDY By B. J. LAYMAN The characters of The Revenger's Tragedy have "nimble and des- perate tongues...
The Pastoral Day in Paradise Lost
John R. Knott, Jr.
Modern Language Quarterly (1 June 1968) 29 (2): 168–182.
... falling of the sun. This pattern-rising at dawn, taking refuge from the heat of the sun at noon, and retiring in the evening- owes little to the epic antecedents of Paradise Lost or to the various models that shaped Milton's conception of Paradise, but descriptions of the three primary times...
Katherine Anne Porter's Fiction
Harry J. Mooney, Jr.
... disconcerting perhaps is the way in which Liberman permits Por- ter's finest single work, Noon Wine, to become lost in some not-very-impor- tant distinctions drawn between the novella and the short story. On another level, is there sufficient evidence offered for reading "Maria Concepcion'' as an...
... therefore the method are more polemical than critical. And the chapter which brings to- gether "He," "Holiday," and Noon Wine in order to study the ironic inter- play between articulation and inarticulation is challenging and original, but at a cost: for the second time in Liberman's book, the...
Georges May on Diderot
Herbert Dieckmann
...- noon glow. Professor May explains the crisis of pessimism by a great variety of reasons, taken from Diderot's life. These reasons, collected *Paris : Boivin et Cle, Editions Contemporaines, 1951. Pp. 209. 212 Herbert Dieckmann...
Henry Vaughan's Allusive Technique Biblical Allusions in "The Night"
Leland H. Chambers
Modern Language Quarterly (1 December 1966) 27 (4): 371–387.
... him to "see the kingdom of God" (John 3:s). The metaphor insists on God's "glorious noon," yet associates it with the "healing wings" of the Incarnation and Ivith the temporal night which is "The day of Spirits." The first two stanzas establish the light relationships of the metaphor...
Dickens: A Life
... like this one: Explaining that Victorian Noon has been a compromise between the "demands of coherence" and the "demands of diversity," he notes that it has "probably stirred up too many ashes, and it may seem to have done too little to provide sustaining theo- ries" (p. 224). His...
.... Lawrence: Mr Noon. Cambridge, London, New York: Cambridge University Press, The Cambridge Edition of the Letters and Works of D. H. Lawrence, 1984. xlvi + 370 pp. $24.95. Watson, Robert N. Shakespeare and the Hazards of Ambition. Cambridge, Mass., and London: Harvard University Press, 1984...
Speaking of the Prioress
Dom Maynard J. Brennan, O.S.B.
... alle the ordres foure is noon that kan so muchel of daliaunce and fair langage as the Friar. There was nowhere swich a vavasour as the Frankeleyn; and the Parson of the Town ! a bettre preest I trowe that nowhere noon ys. So greet a purchasour was nowhere noon, ne was ther swich another...
Wordsworth's "Yew-Trees" And Romantic Perception ∗
Gene W. Ruoff
...; Death the Skeleton And Time the Shadow. (26-28) Whatever allegorical schema might be inferred from these figures, their primary importance lies in the fact that their contradictory '@Wordsworth also refers to noon-spirits in "The Danish Boy. A Fragment" (1799A Spirit...
D. G. Rossetti and the Pre-Raphaelite Conception of the Special Moment
Jeffrey R. Prince
...," A Sonnet is a moment's monument,- Memorial from the Soul's eternity Toone dead deathless hour. The sonnet is to isolate one climactic moment and preserve it in spite of change and mutability. Among the sonnets that realize this aim, "Silent Noon" is perhaps...
Shakespeare's Lusty Punning in "Love's Labour's Lost"
Stephen Booth
... University of California, Berkeley The Blaze of Noon: A Reading of "Samson Agonistes." By ANTHONYLOW. New York and London: Columbia University Press, 1974. ix + 236 pp. 8 12.00. Kepeatedly, Anthony Low remarks upon how the promise of heaven or the divine perspective "lies...
.... $18.50. Cunningham, Gail. The New Woman and the Victorian Novel. New York: Harper & Row, Barnes & Noble Import Division, 1978. viii + 172 pp. $21.50. Dawson, Carl. Victorian Noon: English Literature in 1850. Baltimore and London: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1979. xv + 268 pp. $16.00...
"My Other Half" The Coincidence of Opposites in Paradise Lost
Don Parry Norford
... angel bright" (10.327), the sun is rising in Aries to its meridian height at noon, so that when Satan is transformed into a serpent he is at the opposite pole from the sun, in the position of a lunar ec1ip~e.l~His light has been entirely extinguished.14 Cirillo observes: "Thus Satan as the...
The Double the Scheme in Book II of Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde
Joseph A. Longo
... that he uses an informal rather than a formal dating method. For example, the short-time references are to "morwen," "fro soper unto bedde," "at pryme," "a Mayes morwe," "after noon," "dayes two," "er houres twyes twelve," and "the mountance of an houre."5 The long-time references are to...
The Probable and the Marvelous: Blake, Wordsworth, and the Eighteenth-Century Critical Tradition
Joseph Wittreich
... sources, parallels, and traditions, he failed to supersede J. B. Priestley's modest fifty- year-old study that finds Peacock a "baffled idealist." Dawson's intention in Vic- torinn Noon is description rather than reevaluation, so he cannot be accused of promising more than he delivers when he...
Poet, Nature, and Society in Wallace Stevens
George McFadden
... encouragement. Cf. "Sea Surface Full of Clouds" and Whitehead's "a sense-object perceived at one time is a distinct object from a sense-object seen at another time. Thus the sight . . . at noon is distinct from its sight at 12:30." The Aims of Educatiort, Mentor Book (New York, 1949), p. 128...
Athelston and the Rhyme of the English Romances
Kevin S. Kiernan
..., is linked by couplet-rhyme. These two sections are also linked because they comprise a single speech by Egelond's wife, Edyff: Penne sayde be cuntasse: "So moot I the, I wil noui.?t lette tyl I bere he, Tomorwen or it lie noone; -1.0 see hem...


Re: How NOT to Write, you nail the problem–and the solution–precisely. Before a GENERAL audience wants to know what a dance looks like or even whether it was sublime or silly, they want to know why they should care.
Why they should care = context, and it's what I've been aiming for and achieving only fleetingly in my own reviews lately. It's harder, of course. It takes research; it takes understanding a given choreographer's place in the aesthetic universe; it takes analysis. It's much easier to string together the adjectives. Even pushing yourself to describe movement in the most vivid, metaphorically rich way possible is far easier than constructing an argument. And, of course, a daily reviewer has to try to do this overnight.
Lately, I've been trying to write my reviews as if talking about last night's show to a random person at the office. And if I went on and on to a random person at the office about what the movement looked like, even in the most poetic terms, their eyes would be glazing over within ten seconds. So why would we assume anyone would want to read that?
I think many of the writers at the online Danceview Times do an excellent job at the kind of contextualized writing you're advocating. I only wish that kind of writing was valued more by daily and weekly papers, so that such writers could be more widely read–and paid. I also think Joan Acocella does the kind of writing you're advocating better than just about anyone now working, despite your unflattering citation. Allan Ulrich, Robert Greskovic, and Clement Crisp also come to mind.
Excellent parsing of the Croce passage. I do think, though, that it would be helpful to consider what a daily reviewer can reasonably achieve versus a writer who has a little more time to structure an argument. To me, if someone who's writing under a two-hour deadline manages to frame the work in question and give a few indications of why someone should care, then needs to fill out the review with a decent report of what happened, that's still quite an achievement.
I'd be interested in parsing some Edwin Denby passages in the same way you take apart former New Yorker critic Arlene Croce, since he was usually operating under overnight deadlines.
Apollinaire responds: Thank you so much for your response, Rachel . It's great to get feedback from a critic for the dailies.
Yes, the writers at Danceviewtimes are a godsend–I'm glad you're coming up with positive examples, to make up for my scant praise. For those of you not acquainted with the online magazine, it comes out most every Monday and covers shows in San Francisco, Washington D.C., New York, and London, mainly. I've found Paul Parish, Lisa Rinehart, George Jackson, Nancy Dalva, and Ann Murphy particularly illuminating (though I haven't seen much from these last two lately. Where are they?). As writers, we're the ones who decide how to frame the dance–it's not like a test with one right answer–and these writers construct beautiful frames.
Yes, I agree, it's hard to do justice to a dance with an overnight deadline–I have 9 am deadlines for about half my reviews for Newsday, noon deadlines for the other half. I find the more a performance moves me, forces me to rearrange my thinking, the longer it takes and the worse I do when the time is limited, which is TERRIBLE, because when the art is tugging you forward, you don't want to hold it back.
I just got home from the experimental choreographer Luciana Achugar's "Exhausting Love," at Danspace Project at St. Mark's Church, and I wonder if it will get reviews adequate to its self-effacing brilliance, its slovenly smartness, its hilarious excess. The combination of strict ritual and crotch-baring mess is all her own.
But two hours to get a review in? I object. The choreographer has spent anywhere from weeks to many months making this dance, and editors are asking for our summation in two hours ? This is just wrong. Wrong to think the dance, however lousy, matters that little. The endeavor at least was worthy, and we should be endeavoring too. The choreographers have produced a labor of love, and we treat our job like a job? It makes me mad even thinking about that disparity.
I haven't found that many editors discourage good writing–though, if they're giving you two-hour deadlines, you're right, they are. In my experience, editors want good writing if they can get it, though sometimes they aren't exactly sure what "good" would be, because they feel out of their league with dance and they've seen so few positive examples.
Would you like to parse some Denby, Rachel? It would be an interesting experiment. I didn't cite Denby because I think he's very hard to emulate without falling into affectation.


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Ghost Machine est un film britannique réalisé par Chris Hartwill, sorti en 2009.

Synopsis
Des techniciens doivent combattre des esprits maléfiques dans un logiciel d'entrainement militaire en réalité virtuelle.

Fiche technique
 Titre : Ghost Machine
 Réalisation : Chris Hartwill
 Scénario : Sven Hughes et Malachi Smyth
 Musique : Bill Grishaw
 Photographie : George Richmond
 Montage : Emma Gaffney et Dayn Williams
 Production : Simon Bosanquet et Mark Huffam
 Société de production : Generator Entertainment
 Société de distribution : Anchor Bay Entertainment (Royaume-Uni)
 Pays :
 Genre : Action, science-fiction et thriller
 Durée : 100 minutes
 Dates de sortie :
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Distribution
 Sean Faris : Tom
 Rachael Taylor : Jess
 Luke Ford : Vic
 Richard Dormer : Taggert
 Jonathan Harden : Benny
 Sam Corry : Iain

Accueil
James Luxford pour The National estime que le film « malgré des moments de menace, peine à impressionner ».

Notes et références

Liens externes

Film britannique sorti en 2009
Film d'action britannique
Film de science-fiction britannique
Thriller (film) britannique
Film de fantômes
Film sur la réalité virtuelle

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Boeing temporarily HALTS production of 737 Max planes in move that will 'send shock-waves through US economy' - as aircraft struggles to win approval from regulators
Boeing will temporarily halt 737 MAX production in January
One source says there will be no layoffs during the production freeze
Halt comes after a two-day meeting with Boeing board members
Last week FAA said it would not approve the 737's return to service before 2020
Boeing's shares closed down 4% on Monday and fell 1% after hours
Boeing has been assembling around forty 737 planes a month at its plant near Seattle even though the jets were globally grounded in March 2019
By Reuters and Marlene Lenthang For Dailymail.com
Boeing will temporarily halt production of its embattled 737 Max aircraft in January, as the aerospace company struggles to win approval from global regulators to have the jets fly again.
The company's best-selling planes are set to remain grounded well into 2020 after the 737 Max was banned from flying in March 2019 following two devastating overseas crashes that left 346 dead.
The decision to suspend production was made by Boeing's board after a two-day meeting in Chicago, just one week after the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said it would not approve the plane's return to service before 2020.
The temporary halt in production is forecast to send shocks through the American economy, however one source says there will be no layoffs during the production freeze.
'As a result of this ongoing evaluation, we have decided to prioritize the delivery of stored aircraft and temporarily suspend production on the 737 program beginning next month,' Boeing said in a statement on Monday.
Boeing workers exit the 737 plant in front of a giant mural of a jet on the side of the manufacturing building on Monday in Renton, Washington
Boeing Co will temporarily halt 737 MAX production in January, a source with knowledge of the matter said on Monday. A grounded Boeing 737 jet in Washington pictured Monday
'Safely returning the 737 MAX to service is our top priority. We know that the process of approving the 737 MAX's return to service, and of determining appropriate training requirements, must be extraordinarily thorough and robust, to ensure that our regulators, customers, and the flying public have confidence in the 737 MAX updates,' Boeing said in the Monday release.
'We believe this decision is least disruptive to maintaining long-term production system and supply chain health. This decision is driven by a number of factors, including the extension of certification into 2020, the uncertainty about the timing and conditions of return to service and global training approvals, and the importance of ensuring that we can prioritize the delivery of stored aircraft,' the statement added.
Boeing said affected employees will move to other projects to avoid layoffs and furloughs.
The 737 MAX has been grounded since March 2019, a move that has cost the plane manufacturer more than $9billion so far.
Until now Boeing has continued to produce 737 MAX jets at a rate of 42 per month at its plant near Seattle and purchase parts from suppliers at a rate of up to 52 units per month, even though deliveries are frozen until regulators approve the aircraft to fly commercially again.
Halting production will ease a severe squeeze on cash tied up in roughly 375 undelivered planes, but only at the risk of causing industrial problems when Boeing tries to return to normal, industry sources said. Supply chains are already under strain due to record demand and abrupt changes in factory speed can cause snags.
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Fleets of Boeing 737 Max planes are grounded across the country, awaiting FAA approval to return to the skies
A 737 MAX production line inside the Boeing factory is seen on Monday ta a plant in Renton, Washington
A pair of Boeing employees pictured walking into the Boeing 737 factory on Monday
In 1997, Boeing announced a hit of $2.6billion including hundreds of millions to deal with factory inefficiencies after it was forced to suspend output of its 737 and 747 lines due to supply chain problems.
Aside from additional 737 MAX charges, disruptions to production could also result in layoffs or furloughs of some of the 12,000 workers at Boeing's 737 factory south of Seattle.
Boeing's shares closed down 4% on Monday and fell 1% after hours. Shares in Spirit AeroSystems Holdings Inc, its biggest supplier, closed down 2%.
Spirit, which makes the MAX fuselage along with other parts such as pylons, said on Monday it would work with Boeing to understand any changes to the production rate.
The decision to suspend production was made by Boeing's board after a two-day meeting in Chicago, just one week after the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said it would not approve the plane's return to service before 2020. Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg pictured above
In total there is a backlog of about 400 Max jets as the company continues to seek regulatory approval to return the 737 aircraft to service.
Analysts highlighted Safran SA and Senior Plc as other suppliers that could experience disruption impacts.
Airlines with 737 MAX jets and orders also face added uncertainty after already scaling back flying schedules and delaying growth plans due to the grounding.
Southwest Airlines Co, the largest 737 MAX customer, said last week it had reached a confidential compensation agreement with Boeing for a portion of a projected $830million hit to operating income in 2019 from the grounding.
It's not clear when production would resume.
In October Boeing's chief executive Dennis A. Muilenburg said he anticipated the planes to be approved this year.
Last week FAA administrator Stephen Dickson said the Max would not fly until 2020. Regulators aren't expected to clear the MAX to fly commercially once again until at least February 2020.
Southwest and United Airlines have postponed Max flights until March, according to their website. American Airlines said it won't fly the Max until April.
Boeing to Temporarily Shut Down 737 Max Production - The New York Times
Boeing Statement Regarding 737 MAX Production - Dec 16, 2019
Boeing will halt 737 MAX production in January


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New faces at the top for Glos medical product manufacturer
Photo shows: Chris Lee
Bourton-on-the-Water based medical product manufacturer, Summit Medical Group, has appointed a new CEO and Chief Commercial Officer
Chris Lee has been appointed Chief Executive Officer, with Steve Brewster as Chief Commercial Officer.
Chris joined Summit Medical having enjoyed a successful career in the medical device industry including an 18 year career at Johnson & Johnson where he became President, EMEA of the Ethicon Franchise with revenues of $1billion and a direct team of 300 people. During his tenure at Johnson & Johnson, Chris was also responsible for the Global DePuy Trauma, Extremities and Biologics business based out of DePuy's headquarters in the US.
Most recently, Chris held the position of CEO for Venner Medical International based in Jersey; an organisation working directly with clinician inventors to take innovative technologies from ideas through to commercialisation.
Steve Brewster joins the organisation as Chief Commercial Officer; most recently having held the position of Director, Europe Middle East & Africa – Lower Extremities & Trauma for Zimmer Biomet. Steve was also a member of the Zimmer Biomet Global Extremities Mergers and Acquisitions Team
Following the sale of his agency to Zimmer at the end of 2015, Steve previously held the position of Sales and Marketing Director for Zimmer's UK organisation. Leading an extended team of 75, his focus was on creating a strong inclusive culture ensuring positive business turnaround after a number of challenging years for growth.
Oern Stuge, Chairman of the Summit Medical Board, said: "We are delighted Chris and Steve have chosen to join the business and by using their vast experience, leadership skills and strong emphasis on a positive culture we are excited about the future for Summit Medical Group and its customers."
Summit Medical was founded in 1984. Employing more than 100 people, it manufactures and sells medical devices which it now distributes to more than 40 countries worldwide.
In its last published accounts, Turnover for the year in 2019 was £14.6 million, an increase of 6.6 per cent on the previous year. Summit Medical invested close to £1 million in research and development.
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Myths About Renting vs. Buying a Home
There are several renting-versus-buying myths that misinform people.
1 What Should a First Time Home Buyer Know?
2 How Much Savings Should I Have After Buying a House?
3 Disadvantages of Investing in an Apartment
4 Key Elements of a Sale Leaseback
An ongoing debate exists between the benefits of owning a home versus renting, and there are a number of advantages and disadvantages with both. In order to make an informed decision on whether you want to be a homeowner or a renter, you'll need to dispel certain myths associated with either lifestyle.
Property Tax Myths
Homeowners are required to pay a certain amount of tax on their property. Renters of property would seem to escape this particular tax burden, but this isn't true. Although a renter doesn't pay property taxes directly, a part of her rent includes such a charge because landlords factor all of their carrying costs into determining their rental rates. The advantage of owing a home is that property taxes generally are tax deductible. Renters can't deduct these types of taxes because they don't own the property.
Investment Myths
Those arguing against home ownership often state that renters can take the money they save on housing-related costs and invest it in other areas. Homeowners often have higher costs associated with their mortgage than renters do with their rent, but tenants may not take these savings and apply them toward investments. During tough economic circumstances, renters tend to take the money they save and spend it on other necessities.
Asset Myths
There are a few myths concerning whether or not a home is an asset or more of a burden. Although length of home ownership varies by market, average homeowners tend to stay put for several years. Historically, over time a home's value will appreciate to the point where it becomes an asset to its owner. Renters never build up equity in the dwelling they're renting no matter how long they stay.
The decision to rent or buy property is complicated and depends on a number of factors. For those not intending to own their homes for very long, it makes more sense to rent. Also, the upfront costs to purchase a home can be exorbitant, making renting a viable alternative. Renters also can contact their landlords when appliances break down or other maintenance issues arise, leaving the property owner on the hook for expensive repairs.
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Broke Professionals: 8 Reasons Why Renting is Better Than Owning a Home
Realtor.com: How Long Do I Have to Live in My Home Before Selling?
Smart Money: Should You Rent or Buy?
Tony Guerra served more than 20 years in the U.S. Navy. He also spent seven years as an airline operations manager. Guerra is a former realtor, real-estate salesperson, associate broker and real-estate education instructor. He holds a master's degree in management and a bachelor's degree in interdisciplinary studies.
Guerra, Tony. "Myths About Renting vs. Buying a Home." Home Guides | SF Gate, http://homeguides.sfgate.com/myths-renting-vs-buying-home-35555.html. Accessed 18 July 2019.
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I Need to Sell With a Tenant
Rules for Buying a Non-Primary Home
Lease Option Vs. Land Contract
When Do Individuals Decide to Put Their House up for Sale?
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What Happens if a Foreclosure Auction Is Canceled After a Year of Postponements?
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Fatal shooting reported at Houston college's student housing complex
Patrick Hogan
At least one person is dead following a shooting at Houston's Texas Southern University on Friday.
ABC News reports two people were shot at an on-campus student housing complex. School officials later confirmed to The Associated Press that the victim who died in the shooting was a student at the school, but gave no further information about his or her identity.
A Houston Police Department spokesperson told the AP that the other victim was hospitalized, but in stable condition. No other information about the victim's identity was provided.
Police also said that two people had been detained in relation to the shooting, but that they did not currently know the motive. A third suspect is being sought, but police say it is not an active shooter situation.
The campus went into lockdown shortly after the shooting and cancelled classes for the rest of the day. The lockdown has since been rescinded and classes will resume on Monday.
The shooting is the second at a university reported Friday, with at least one person killed at a shooting at Northern Arizona University.


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Q: NodeJS project successfully deploy to Heroku but App Crashed I am trying to build an App and I deployed it to heroku but in browser I get the error :
Application error
An error occurred in the application and your page could not be served. If you are the application owner, check your logs for details.

In heroku logs I get :
2017-05-22T03:58:35.925318+00:00 app[api]: Release v19 created by user xxx@gmail.com
2017-05-22T03:58:35.925318+00:00 app[api]: Deploy 53f249eb by user xxx@gmail.com
2017-05-22T03:58:08.000000+00:00 app[api]: Build succeeded
2017-05-22T03:58:36.628543+00:00 heroku[web.1]: State changed from crashed to starting
2017-05-22T03:58:42.060016+00:00 heroku[web.1]: Starting process with command `: node server.js`
2017-05-22T03:58:44.343952+00:00 heroku[web.1]: State changed from starting to crashed
2017-05-22T03:58:44.330459+00:00 heroku[web.1]: Process exited with status 0
2017-05-22T03:58:45.036725+00:00 heroku[router]: at=error code=H10 desc="App crashed" method=GET path="/" host=myappfrontend.herokuapp.com request_id=c13cbc90-b663-4202-bf23-fdd7839bd11a fwd="124.13.47.105" dyno= connect= service= status=503 bytes= protocol=https
2017-05-22T03:58:46.355457+00:00 heroku[router]: at=error code=H10 desc="App crashed" method=GET path="/favicon.ico" host=myappfrontend.herokuapp.com request_id=10d85673-140b-4510-a5cb-b6b3db20e1a7 fwd="124.13.47.105" dyno= connect= service= status=503 bytes= protocol=https

On deploy i get :
remote: Building source:
remote:
remote: -----> Node.js app detected
remote:
remote: -----> Creating runtime environment
remote:
remote:        NPM_CONFIG_LOGLEVEL=error
remote:        NPM_CONFIG_PRODUCTION=false
remote:        NODE_VERBOSE=false
remote:        NODE_ENV=production
remote:        NODE_MODULES_CACHE=true
remote:
remote: -----> Installing binaries
remote:        engines.node (package.json):  7.10.0
remote:        engines.npm (package.json):   4.2.0
remote:
remote:        Downloading and installing node 7.10.0...
remote:        npm 4.2.0 already installed with node
remote:
remote: -----> Restoring cache
remote:        Loading 2 from cacheDirectories (default):
remote:        - node_modules
remote:        - bower_components (not cached - skipping)
remote:
remote: -----> Building dependencies
remote:        Installing node modules (package.json)
remote:
remote: -----> Caching build
remote:        Clearing previous node cache
remote:        Saving 2 cacheDirectories (default):
remote:        - node_modules
remote:        - bower_components (nothing to cache)
remote:
remote: -----> Build succeeded!
remote: -----> Discovering process types
remote:        Procfile declares types -> web
remote:
remote: -----> Compressing...
remote:        Done: 47.1M
remote: -----> Launching...
remote:        Released v20
remote:        https://myappfrontend.herokuapp.com/ deployed to Heroku
remote:
remote: Verifying deploy... done.

I have a Procfile : web : node server.js
My server.js :
"use strict";
var express     = require('express'),
    bodyParser  = require('body-parser'),
    fs          = require('fs'),
    app         = express(),
    customers   = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync('data/customers.json', 'utf-8')),
    states      = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync('data/states.json', 'utf-8'));

app.use(bodyParser.urlencoded({ extended: true }));
app.use(bodyParser.json());

//Would normally copy necessary scripts into src folder (via grunt/gulp) but serving
//node_modules directly to keep everything as simple as possible
app.use('/node_modules', express.static(__dirname + '/node_modules'));

//The src folder has our static resources (index.html, css, images)
app.use(express.static(__dirname + '/src'));

app.post('/api/auth/login', (req, res) => {
    var userLogin = req.body;
    //Add "real" auth here. Simulating it by returning a simple boolean.
    res.json(true);
});

app.post('/api/auth/logout', (req, res) => {
    res.json(true);
});

// redirect all others to the index (HTML5 history)
app.all('/*', function(req, res) {

    res.sendFile(__dirname + '/src/index.html');
});
app.set('port', (process.env.PORT || 5000));
app.listen(app.get('port'), function() {
  console.log('Node app is running on port', app.get('port'));
});

and lastly my package.json:
{
    "name": "angular-jumpstart",
    "author": "Dan Wahlin",
    "version": "2.0.0",
    "repository": "https://github.com/danwahlin/angular-jumpstart",
    "scripts": {
        "clean": "del-cli \"src/app/**/*.js\" \"src/app/**/*.js.map\" \"src/devDist\" \"src/dist\"",
        "build": "npm run clean && webpack --progress --watch",
        "tsc": "tsc",
        "tsc:w": "tsc -w",
        "start:nodemon": "tsc && concurrently \"tsc -w\" \"nodemon server.js\" ",
        "start": "tsc && concurrently \"tsc -w\" \"node server.js\" "
    },
    "license": "ISC",
    "dependencies": {
        "@angular/common": "4.0.0",
        "@angular/compiler": "4.0.0",
        "@angular/compiler-cli": "4.0.0",
        "@angular/core": "4.0.0",
        "@angular/forms": "4.0.0",
        "@angular/http": "4.0.0",
        "@angular/platform-browser": "4.0.0",
        "@angular/platform-browser-dynamic": "4.0.0",
        "@angular/router": "4.0.0",
        "@angular/upgrade": "4.0.0",
        "@angular/platform-server": "4.0.0",
        "@angular/tsc-wrapped": "4.0.0",
        "@angular/animations": "4.0.0",
        "systemjs": "0.19.47",
        "core-js": "2.4.1",
        "rxjs": "5.2.0",
        "zone.js": "0.8.5",
        "express": "4.15.2",
        "body-parser": "1.17.1"
    },
    "devDependencies": {
        "@types/node": "7.0.11",
        "@types/google-maps": "3.2.0",
        "concurrently": "3.4.0",
        "lite-server": "2.3.0",
        "typescript": "2.2.1",
        "opn": "4.0.2",
        "del-cli": "0.2.1",
        "webpack": "2.3.2",
        "html-webpack-plugin": "2.28.0",
        "webpack-merge": "4.1.0",
        "extract-text-webpack-plugin": "2.1.0",
        "angular2-template-loader": "0.6.2",
        "angular-router-loader": "0.5.0",
        "awesome-typescript-loader": "3.1.2",
        "css-loader": "0.27.3",
        "to-string-loader": "1.1.5",
        "raw-loader": "0.5.1",
        "style-loader": "0.16.0",
        "@ngtools/webpack": "1.3.0"
    },
      "engines": {
    "node": "7.10.0",
    "npm": "4.2.0"
  }
}

Any idea why it doesn't work? Heroku logs isn't showing helpful error message.

A: Your code is not able to read the data/customers.json file because the file does not exist. Once you upload this file to Heroku along with your code, your server will run.
fs.js:583
  return binding.open(pathModule._makeLong(path), stringToFlags(flags), mode);
                 ^

Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'data/customers.json'
    at Object.fs.openSync (fs.js:583:18)
    at Object.fs.readFileSync (fs.js:490:33)
    at Object.<anonymous> (/tmp/test.js:6:33)
    at Module._compile (module.js:571:32)
    at Object.Module._extensions..js (module.js:580:10)
    at Module.load (module.js:488:32)
    at tryModuleLoad (module.js:447:12)
    at Function.Module._load (module.js:439:3)
    at Module.runMain (module.js:605:10)
    at run (bootstrap_node.js:425:7)


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Q: how to send POST request from NodeJS application to AWS Lambda? Below is my Input form from which, I want to send 2 inputted numbers as POST to AWS Lambda and want them to be added and I want the response of the added numbers to be displayed on the browser of the client. Let us keep in note, that we are using AWS CodeStar, so the Lambda part cannot be disturbed by us.

For this, I have written a code that goes:
app.js
        var express = require('express');
        var app = express();
        const bodyParser = require('body-parser');
        app.use(bodyParser.urlencoded({extended:true}));

        app.get("/", function(req, res) {
          res.sendFile(__dirname+ "/index.html");
        });

        app.post("/", function(req, res) {

        var a = Number(req.body.num1);
        var b = Number(req.body.num2);
        var c = a+b;
        res.send("The sum is" + c);

        });

        // Export your Express configuration so that it can be consumed by the Lambda handler
        module.exports = app

The Error which we are getting is : {"message":"Forbidden"}
index.html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en" dir="ltr">
  <head>
    <meta charset="utf-8">
    <title>Calculator</title>
  </head>
  <body>
    <form  action="/" method="post">
      <input type="text" name="num1" placeholder="Enter No. 1">
      <input type="text" name="num2" placeholder="Enter No. 2">
      <button type="submit" name="submit">CALCULATE</button>

    </form>
  </body>
</html>

index.js
'use strict';

const awsServerlessExpress = require('aws-serverless-express')
const app = require('./app')
const server = awsServerlessExpress.createServer(app)

exports.handler = (event, context) => awsServerlessExpress.proxy(server, event, context);

A: There are two ways to reach your compute application,
1. Using AWS SDK to invoke the Lambda Function
2. Making an HTTP call to an HTTP URL or an AWS API Gateway endpoint(it's normally this one)
You cannot call an AWS Lambda using it's URL, because it's a compute service and is usually complemented by API Gateway
1. How to invoke AWS Lambda using SDK -
let AWS = require('aws-sdk');
let util = require('util');

let test = async () => {

    try {
        let client = new AWS.Lambda({
            region: "us-east-1"
        });

        let payload = {
            "some_key" : "some_value"
        };

        payload = JSON.stringify(payload);
        console.log("Payload => ", payload);

        let params = {
            FunctionName: 'some_lambda_function_name',
            InvocationType: "RequestResponse",
            Payload: payload
        };

        let clientInvoke = util.promisify(client.invoke).bind(client);
        let invokeResponse  = await clientInvoke(params);

        console.log('invokeResponse => ',invokeResponse);
    } catch (error) {
        console.log('error =>\n', error);
    }

};

test();

2. How to make an HTTP call to API gateway using axios library-
var axios = require('axios');

var headers = {
    "Content-Type": "application/json"
}

var data = {
    "some_key" : "some_value"
}

var url = "some_url_here";

axios({ method: 'POST', url: url, headers: headers, data: data })
.then((response) => {
    console.log(response.data);
})
.catch((error) => {
    console.log(error);
})


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Hydraulic Turbine: Definition, Classification, Advantages, Disadvantages & Applications [PDF]
Difference between Turbine and Pump:
What is Hydroelectric Power?
What is Hydraulic Turbine?
Classification of Hydraulic Turbines:
Difference between Impulse and Reaction Turbine:
So, let's Discuss How a Hydraulic Turbine Work?
Advantages of Hydraulic Turbine:
Disadvantages of Hydraulic Turbine:
Usages of Hydraulic Turbine :
Hydraulic turbine or water turbine is a rotary machine that converts potential energy and kinetic energy of water into mechanical work. In this article, we are going to discuss the Hydraulic Turbine along with its Definition, Classification, Advantages, Disadvantages & Applications.
Before going into the main topic, let's see the difference between Turbine and pump.
If a machine transforms mechanical energy into hydraulic energy it is called a pump whereas, If a machine transforms hydraulic energy into mechanical energy it is called a Turbine.
Thus in turbines, fluid does work on the machine, and the machine produces power. but, the pump absorbs the power, and work is done on the fluid.
The mechanical energy developed is utilized for running an electric generator which is directly coupled to the shaft of the turbine. The electric power developed by the electric generator is known as hydroelectric power.
So, the generation of hydroelectric power is cheaper than the other resources like coal, oil, etc.
Some parts of the hydroelectric power plant are a reservoir, dam, gates, surge tank, penstock, turbine, generator, etc.
Hydraulic Turbine is the main prime over which helps to converts hydraulic energy into electrical energy by the help of a generator. When a stream of water is hit the blades of the turbine, it forces the turbine to rotate hence there is a generator fitted with the turbine so the generator has also come in rotation and produces the electrical energy.
The hydraulic Turbines were classified according to the following conditions.
The direction of flow of water
Available head
Specific speed
Action of water
An Explanation for the Classification of Hydraulic Turbines is as follows.
1. Classification of Turbine based on the direction of flow of water:
Tangential Flow:
If the water strikes the blades of the runner tangential to the path of rotation called Tangential flow.
For example, Pelton wheel turbine.
By Voith Siemens Hydro Power Generation, Sectional view of Pelton wheel turbine.
Radial Flow:
If the water strikes the blades of the runner radially and coming out axially called as Radial flow.
For example, Francis turbine
Francis Turbine Side view
Axial Flow:
In this flow, the water flows parallel to the axis of the turbine.
For example, Kaplan turbine
By Voith Hydro Power Generation, A schematic diagram of kaplan turbine
2. Classification of Turbine based on Available head:
High head:
The turbine capable of working under the high potential head of water above 300m
Medium head:
The turbine is capable of working under a medium range of potential head about 60m to 300m
For example, Francis turbine.
Low head:
The turbine is capable of working under a low range of potential head less than 60m
3. Classification of Turbine based on Specific speed:
Low Specific Speed:
Turbine works in the range of 10-50.
For example, Pelton wheel turbine
Medium Specific Speed:
Turbine works in the range of 50-350.
High Specific Speed:
Turbine works in the range of 250-850.
4. Classification of Turbine based on Action of water:
Impulse:
There is no pressure drop on the runner or rotor. Kinetic Energy of water coming from the jet is used to run the runner or rotor.
There is a loss of Kinetic Energy as well as pressure energy on the runners of the blade.
The difference between impulse and reaction turbine is shown below in a tabular column.
Impulse Turbine
Reaction Turbine
Available energy is converted into kinetic energy A major part of available energy is converted to pressure energy
Pressure in the turbine is constant Pressure gradually reduces while water flows on the turbine blades
The wheel and the blades should have access to free air and must not run fully. The blades are always under the action of pressure, the wheel must always run fully.
Only one face of the blade is active Both sides
Regulation of flow and power is easier without loss of energy Difficult
Used for high heads Low and medium heads
Efficiency is less Efficiency is more
Energy transfer is a change in energy Due to a change in pressure head
Difference between Impulse and Reaction Turbine
In general, the principal component of a turbine is a rotor. The rotor is a wheel carrying a number of plates and vanes on its periphery.
The rotor is housed in a stationary casing and water possesses a good amount of potential energy which is allowed to flow through pipes and finally discharged through nozzles and thus gaining kinetic energy.
kaplan turbine with generator
Whenever the water strikes the runner and causes it to rotate, the mechanical energy developed is supplied to the generator coupled to the runner which generates electricity.
The Advantages of Hydraulic Turbine are as follows:
Hydraulic Turbine's running coast is less compared to other turbines.
It is a renewable source of energy.
The efficiency of this system is high.
Environmental pollution is almost zero.
The disadvantages of Hydraulic Turbine are as follows:
The installation cost is very high.
It can be placed at only those regions where there is a surplus of water.
The population of aquatic animals can be impacted.
The applications of Hydraulic Turbine are as follows.
It is used for the generation of electric power in dams.
It will control the floods in the rivers.
The water which stays in a reservoir can be used for agriculture purposes.
This is the detailed explanation of Hydraulic Turbines. If you have any doubts, feel free to comment down below, we will get back to you.
Kaplan Turbine
Pelton Wheel Turbine
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