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Shell and Tube Heat Exchanger Lab Report
Objectives
Introduction
A heat exchanger refers to a gadget that aids the transfer of heat from one fluid to another. The fluids involved can either be in direct contact or separated to avoid mixing (Ramesh & Sekulic, 2003). They are in common use in sewage treatment, natural gas processing, petroleum refineries, petrochemical plants, chemical plants, power stations, air conditioning, refrigeration, and space heating. A perfect example of a heat exchanger is in the internal combustion engine (ICE) (Hiereth & Prenninger, 2010). In such a situation, a circulating fluid called engine cooler flows over the ...

Introduction

The main objectives of this report include; designing the operational principles of parallel and counter flow of heat exchangers. Improving the understanding of fluid temperature and flow rate heat exchangers and lastly to calculate and determine the overall heat transfer coefficient of a heat exchanger ("Superplastic duplex stainless steel heads for the heat exchanger market", 2010).
The parallel flow of fluid is characterized by the flow of cold and hot fluids in the same direction; it, therefore, means that the entrance for the two fluids are in the same direction likewise their exit are also normally in the same ...

REPORT NUMBER 6

‘State Machines and Code Generators’
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PRACTICAL 6: STATE MACHINES AND CODE GENERATORS

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INTRODUCTION:
This laboratory is about the design, implementation, and testing of a state machine counter and a pulse train generator. The circuits will use JK flip-flops and logic gates to implement the necessary logic operation of the problem. The ICs used are the 7474 JK flip-flops and the 7400 NAND gates . The state machine counter has to follow a State Transition Diagram ...

Introduction

MTV (Music Television) is one of the world’s most popular cable music TV channels. The network of MTV sister channels embraces a broad range of music styles, ranging from heavy metal and rap music to country and jazz. Over the period from its launching in 1981 to the mid-1990s the MTV has continuously evolved as a highly successful music, entertainment and cultural project.
Expanding to Arab market was a strategically important step for MTV due to the size of the market (22 countries), its demographics (considerable number of young people), as well as the lack of ‘windows’ to ...

Issues

The Corporation is an investigative report about the wrongdoings of corporations. The issue is about all the evil that corporations do. Corporations are responsible for many problems in the world including poverty and the exploitation of people, toxic chemicals and wastes, genetic manipulated organisms, warped consumer mentality, among other things. Some of the products they produce do not serve society any good but mainly to earn corporations huge profits. Corporations—large, multinational corporations in particular—exist to earn profits for themselves.

Portrayal of Corporations

The documentary portrays corporations mainly as evil. Although the documentary is truthful and the evidences it presents can ...

Introduction

Servicescape
Booms and Bitner came up with the concept of servicescape. Businesses which are directed towards providing services to the customers directly must take the aspect of servicescape into account. Servicescape, by definition, would refer to the physical environment and the ambiance within which the service is received by the customers (Hoffman, Kelley, and Chung, 2003).
The significance of servicescape has always been stressed by marketers because, in the case of organizations which offer service, there is nothing tangible which the customers can feel or touch. Service is an intangible concept and the customers can get an idea about ...

Ancillary Revenue Management in the Airline Industry

Introduction
There is a stiff competition between the network airlines and the low-cost carriers (LCCs) in the airline aviation industry. For a long time, the traditional network airlines have been struggling to cope up with the many economic uncertainties in the industry, especially the rising cost of jet fuels and increasing operating costs. Consequently, to survive in the industry, they have been forced to come up with new ways of generating revenue. Like LCCs, the network carriers are now considering unbundling their services to produce additional income. Network airlines are also adopting the trend of selling chargeable services, which ...

Executive Summary

The world experienced one of its worst recession which commenced in late 2007. One of the issues that emerged was criticism on the then accounting standards which prompted standard setters to respond. The G20 countries recommended the formation of financial crises advisory committee which developed various recommendations that led to the improvement of specific International financial reporting standards namely IFRS 10, 11, 7 and 9. Also, the recommendation led to the development of IFRS 12. These development were the key responses by the standard setters which are reviewed to demonstrate how they positively impacted the financial statements

Introduction

Towards the ...

Executive Travel Report

Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv (Israel) Fast Facts
Status Financial center of Israel and 2nd most populous city
Time zone UCT/GMT +3 hours

Political system Democracy

Main religion Judaism
Language(s) Hebrew, Arabic, English
Currency exchange rate 1 ILS = 0.26 USD; Inverse 3.76 USD

Arriving to Ben-Gurion International Airport (Tel Aviv)

The airport is located 20 km (12.5 miles) outside the city. Equipped with 3 terminals, the airport is designed to service approximately 16 million travelers a year. You will arrive to Terminal 3 that accepts international flights. Inside the terminal you will find an emergency clinic, post office, currency exchange centers, 24 hour banks and a number and of ...

1.0 Statement of the problem
The concern is brought about by the decreasing revenues of their business as evident in the preceding year of operation. Sales have dwindled over time due to decreased demand for services at the restaurant. Morrison observes that there has been a significant decrease in lunch demands and an overall reduction of sales revenues. Morrison also observes that despite the restaurant offering three services, the takeout, and catering programs have a very minimal share of revenues at about 9% each which is troubling given the fact that the two services are very popular in the ...

List of Figures

Figure 1 Washing Machine FSM diagram 5
Figure 2 CD FSM 7
Figure 3 Original figure for CD FSM 10

List of Tables

A state in the vocabulary of FSM technical terminology is all the stored data at any given point in time for which a process can be accessed (or controlled) by the program (Chaandrupatla and Delegundu, 2011).. In terms of a washing machine a state can be the washing cycle at a low temperature. In a coffee dispenser the state can be the point in a process where change (if appropriate) is returned to the user. An input plus ...

Information technology has a very big impact on the development and location of industries all over the world. The new innovations in the Information field like the advent of internet have taken the whole process of industrialisation to a new level. It was thought that with the introduction of internet, geographical location of industries was going to be affected. (Brickley, 2004) This has had a small effect but not so great as it was initially thought since there are so many factors that are considered when selecting the location of a particular kind of business. The factors which affect the geographical location of ...

Abstract

In an effort to increase revenue communication firms have rapidly expanded as they seek to provide more services in a saturated and highly competitive market (Asoka 1997, 102-104) This proposal seeks to give an in depth examination on the aspect of competition among the major players in the communication industry a case study of the Australian communication industry (Asoka 1997).

Optus communication Pty limited; rated as the second largest telecommunication company in Australia formerly known as Aussat Pty Limited before its privatization, is the company under scrutiny as an attempt to critically analyze how it’s being affected by competition in ...