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    EEE 305 Lecture Notes

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    EEE 305 Renewable Energy Sources Lecture Notes D. R. Binu Ben Jose VIT University‚ Chennai Campus‚ Chennai - 127 Introduction  Course Name : Renewable Energy Sources  Course Code : EEE 305  LTPC :3003  Course Prerequisites : EEE 228 09.01.2015 VIT University‚ Chennai Campus‚ Chennai. 2 Objectives The course aims  To impart in depth knowledge of various types of renewable energy sources.  To know the fundamental concepts of energy conversion 09.01.2015 VIT University‚ Chennai

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    coos‚ the rocks that form them retain what is called residual magnetism. When comparing data on magnetic fields in rocks on the ocean floor‚ there was a line of ridges that extends through the ocean floor  mid-ocean ridges Old crust destroyed at subduction zones Spreading zones between continental plates When the plates move apart‚ molten material from under the crust moves up to replace the separating crust‚ resulting in sea floor spreading. Oceans and continents form plates which move over

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    Jessica Dowdy 1/5/2011 A Block A. Astronomy/ Space 1. Big Bang Theory: a. The Big Bang Theory is the theory that the entire universe was once confined to a dense‚ hot‚ super massive ball then 12-17 billion years ago huge expansions occurred and material in the ball began moving out in all directions. Then‚ instant cooling ensued due to the expansion and thus the universe was born. b. Individuals Roles in the BBT: Edwin Hubble – Created the most powerful telescope of the time

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    Atlantis is the subject of a legend about an advanced island civilization that was destroyed or lost. Stories about Atlantis are first mentioned in Plato’s dialogues Timaeus and Critias‚ in which characters say it was destroyed by an earthquake or a tsunami about 9‚000 years before the time in which Plato wrote. The story claims Atlantis was somewhere outside the Pillars of Hercules. According to Plato‚ the story originated with Ancient Egyptian priests. Some people believe that the stories are

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    Astrobiology Textbooks Notes Introductions: Chapter One Astrobiology= combination of astronomy (study of universe) and and biology (study of life); “literally the study of life in the universe” What are we searching for?  extraterrestrial life‚ life beyond earth  we are looking for any sign of life‚ be it simple‚ complex‚ or intelligent The basis for life Life can move so can clouds Life can grow so can crystals Life can reproduce and spread so can fire The scientific search for

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    is a disaster hotspot because it is at risk two or more natural disasters. Both physical and human factors have made the Philippines a disaster hotspot in a number of ways. Firstly‚ the Philippines is located on a destructive plate boundary at a subduction zone. This is where two plates converge‚ and the heavier oceanic lithosphere sinks beneath the continental lithosphere and this leads to violent volcanic eruptions and severe earthquakes. Another physical factor that makes the Philippines a disaster

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    Structural geology of Mill Hall and surrounding USGS Topographic Quadrangle Michael Norton INTRODUCTION AND HISTORY: THE FORMATION OF THE APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS The Appalachians are a chain of mountains that run from eastern Newfoundland‚ Canada to Alabama‚ US. They are the result of three major orogenic events that divide‚ by means of major thrust faults‚ into separate provenances: the Valley and Ridge province‚ the Blue Ridge province‚ and the Piedmont‚ from West to East respectively. Each

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    TOP TOURIST SPOT IN THE PHILIPPINES BORACAY – Malay ‚ Aklan Philippines Tourism came to the island beginning in about the 1970s. The name Boracay is attributed to different origins. One story says that it is derived from the local word "borac" which means white cotton with characteristics close to the color and texture of Boracay’s white sugary and powdery sand. Another credits the name to local words "bora‚" meaning bubbles‚ and "bocay‚" meaning white. Yet another version dating back to the Spanish

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    1.1- Introduction Availability of natural resources and their proper application to overall development activities is the key factor for the economic growth of any nation. Bangladesh‚ though it is a small country of about 143‚998 sq km‚ has a number of mineral resources within its territory. The mineral resources so far discovered are mineral fuels (oil‚ gas‚ coal‚ peat)‚ hard rock‚ limestone‚ white clay‚ glass sand and heavy mineral sands. It was previously assumed that the geological setting of

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    No volcanoes on conservative boundaries Volcanoes also found in the middle of plates or ‘Hot spots’. Types of plate boundary Destructive Constructive Conservative/Transform Moving towards each other Oceanic crust is destroyed in subduction zone Fold mountains Deep sea trench Composite Volcanoes Severe Earthquakes e.g. West coast of S. America Moving apart New crust is formed as the gap is filled by magma Shield volcanoes Volcanic islands e.g. Iceland Under oceans e.g

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