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anything because music is always good
Favorite Movies
Last holidays casting Gueen Latifa and many more hav to memorize.
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V tv Get Gorgeous,
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The Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte and the Palpasa cafe ........... forget the writer
Eureka moment for budding engineers Students piece together indigenous windmill BY BABURAM KHAREL KATHMANDU, March 21 - After months of hard work, a group of students have pieced together their dream machine: A three-blade windmill that can generate up to 500 watts of electricity.
With this feat, group members Amrit Singh Thapa, Sulav Paudel, Suraj Rai, Amrit Abhamani Dhakal, Pawan Paudel, Lalit Singh Rawal and Dipti Dewan, on a mission to tap wind energy in the country, are elated.
Tired of running from pillar to post for funds, these students of the Kathmandu Engineering College (KEC) injected Rs. 300,000 for their pet project, while the college provided Rs. 60,000.
“We are probably the first to develop this kind of windmill in the country,” claims team leader Amrit Singh Thapa. “Our machine has light mechanical parts and is one of the most sophisticated and compact windmills.”
In the bowl-shaped Kathmandu valley, where wind velocity is low, their machine can generate only about 300 watts round the clock. Equipped with a battery that can store energy, the machine can be a reliable source of power for the college during load-shedding hours.
The students faced some difficulties while developing a turbine that would rotate even when wind velocity is low. They built the turbine using raw materials available in the country. Before setting up the windmill in the capital, the students had tested it at Phakhel of Makwanpur district.
According to statistics, about one-fifth of the total energy consumption in the country is derived from alternative sources. In its three-year interim plan, the government aims to meet energy requirements for additional five percent of the country's population by tapping alternative energy sources, including wind energy.
The budding engineers feel that the state must tap alternative sources of power, including wind energy, to tackle the power crisis. Hope the state is listening. Posted on: 2009-03-20 22:30:41 (Server Time)
sanchai hunnunnchha holani....aru kurata esstai chha campus ko...load shedding 16hrs perday...dhukera bassnu parchha line kati khera aaucha bhanera...hajur ko new pic haru upload garnu paryoni...about wind energy successfull vayepachi myam lai samjhimlaani... keep in touch...
Kathmandu Post, Nepalsamachar Patra, Rajdhani Dainik, Naya Patika, Annapurna Post...aaja bata 16hours load shedding...new photo upload nai garnu vako chainani...facebook id vannu lah..ok take care mmyamm...
Student mission to tap wind energy Kantipur Report KATHMANDU, Jan 4 - Six students of an engineering college are on a mission to install a windmill.
The team comprising Amrit Singh Thapa, Sulav Paudel, Amrit Singh, Amrit Abhamani Dhakal, Pawan Paudel and Lalit Singh Rawal from the Kathmandu Engineering College has built a three-blade turbine that can generate 2 KW of electricity when the turbine starts rotating at the speed of 300 run per minute (rpm).
Team member Amrit Singh Thapa says they have accomplished the most difficult task involving the project — the development of a wind blade that starts rotating when wind velocity is 0.4 to 0.6 m/s.
Recently, the students tested three wind blades at Phakhel VDC of Makwanpur district.
According to Thapa, the turbine can generate 2 KW when the maximum speed of the blades is 300 rpm.
"Power thus generated can meet energy requirement of at least nine households," says Thapa. "This method is also cost-effective." According to him, around Rs 100,000 is needed to set up their kind of windmill. The students are also busy developing generator and other essential equipment. "But we have been facing resource crunch," Thapa says.
The students are going from pillar to post to collect funds and accomplish their mission, but have not got much-needed help from any quarter, including the government.
They say they have already spent Rs 30,000 for the development of wind turbine.
"The government needs to tap energy to mitigate the energy crisis," says Thapa. It may be recalled that the government aims to generate 20 MW by installing windmills this year.
The students say it will be difficult to achieve the goal because the government is not serious about harnessing wind energy.
Wind turbines are more reliable than other sources of power and can generate electricity 99 percent of the time in comparison to other sources. Posted on: 2009-01-03 22:14:51 (Server Time)
होमपेज » समाचारपत्र » आर्थिक विद्यार्थीद्वारा वायुऊर्जा प्रविधिको परीक्षण
नेपाल समाचारपत्र (काठमाडौं) सरकारले वायुऊर्जाको अध्ययन अघि बढाएको बेला काठमाडौं इन्जिनियरिङ कलेज -कर्ेइसी) का विद्यार्थीले वायुऊर्जा प्रविधिको विकास गरी सफल परीक्षण गरेका छन्।
केइसीमा स्नातक तह दोस्रो वर्षा अध्ययनरत अमृतसिंह थापा, अमृतअवामणि ढकाल, पवन पौडेल, ललितसिंह रावल र सुरज र्राईको समूहले लामो अध्ययन गरेर यो प्रविधिको विकास गरेका हुन्। आफूले निर्माण गरेको वायुऊर्जा प्रविधिको मकवानपुरको फाखेलमा गत शनिबार सफलतापूवक परीक्षण गरेको समूहका अमृतसिंह थापाले जानकारी दिए।
यो वायुऊर्जा प्रविधिको निर्माणका लागि पाँच जना साथी मिलेर ३० हजार रुपियाँ जुटाएको थापाले बताए। २५ मिटर अग्लो सो ऊर्जा प्रविधिमा पंखाको उचाइ ५ फिट तथा डायमिटरको उचाइ १० फिट रहेको छ।
सो ऊर्जा प्रविधिबाट ३ दशमलव ५ प्रतिसेकेन्ड हावाको वेग तथा २ सय ५० आरपीएमबाट २ किलोवाटसम्म विद्युत् उत्पादन भएको उनले बताए। हालसम्म विकास गरिएको प्रविधिमा २ दशमलव ५ प्रतिसेकेन्ड हावाको वेगले मात्र पंखा घुम्ने गरेकोमा उनीहरूले विकास गरेको सो प्रविधिको पंखा शून्य दशमलव ५ मिटर प्रतिसेकेन्ड हावाको वेगमा घुम्न सक्ने परीक्षणबाट स्पष्ट भएको दाबी ती विद्यार्थीको छ।
करिब डेढ महिनाको लामो परीक्षणपश्चात् यो ऊर्जा प्रविधिको विकास गरेका हुन्। पंखा तथा जेनेरेटररोटको निर्माण नेपालमा हुने भएकाले वायुऊर्जा प्रविधिका लागि विदेशीको मुख ताक्नु नपर्ने भनाइ ती विद्यार्थीको छ।
केही हप्तापछि विद्यार्थीले पुनः प्रविधिको परीक्षण गर्ने भएका छन्। विद्यार्थीले पंखा सालको काठबाट निर्माण गरेका हुन्। सरकारले वायुऊर्जाको कार्यक्रम ल्याएकाले यसको विकासमा सहयोग गरेर यसका लागि नेपालमा आवश्यक पर्ने सबै प्रविधिको निर्माण गर्ने विद्यार्थीले दाबी गरेका छन्।
इन्जिनियरिङ विषय अध्ययन गरिरहेका विद्यार्थीहरूले थुप्रै प्रविधिको आविष्कार गरे पनि सरकारले सहयोग नगर्दा सो परीक्षण अलपत्र हुदै आएको छ। हालै पोखरामा पनि विमानको निर्माण गरी सफलतापर्ूवक परीक्षण भएको थियो। यसै गरी प्रविधिको सफल परीक्षण भएपछि ती विद्यार्थीले यो विषयमा थप अध्ययन गरी नेपालमा निर्माणको प्रयास गर्ने जानकारी दिएका छन्।
देशमा ऊर्जाको संकट बढ्दै गएपछि सरकारले चालू आर्थिक वर्षो बजेटमा काठमाडौं उपत्यकाबाट वायुऊर्जाबाट २० मेगावाट बिजुली उत्पादन गर्ने कार्यक्रम ल्याएको छ।
I have known her for just some time now and regarding Biva...she is a fighter... Thats what I have come to know best. She is the kind of girl who wouldn't let her parents feel the need for a son in their family... She loves to enjoy and in spite of all the problems in her life she knows how to keep a happy face... She might seem a little sophisticated at first but intrinsically she is fully cultured and a mature girl...she has a lot of potential to be successful professionally...she just needs to dream...she is a rare blend of brain and beauty with an added bonus of height...I am glad that i met her
hi biva i wanna be ur fren for only one reason that is ur name BIVA ok never mind that ok I can be ur fren not only by ur name by ur fame too so have fun n keep on chillin bye take care
hehe.. U r someone, i did not really talk much before but i regret that now..Its always fun to ...u kno what ? Jiskauna ramailo ta hunchha, timro mukkas, ani laats khana ni ramailai hunchha. hehe but seriously u r a fun person..i still remember YOUR dancing move..(with hands) hehe maile katti jiskako jiskai gareko tyo din...haat hallayera...nacheko jasto garera..
Plz don't take all those jokes seriously hai ? hehe HAV fun..
Known her for 4 years now... and she's been like the best thing to happen to me in KEC. My closest fren of all in KEC who loves to fight with me and well... everybody else as well. She is the inquisitive little girl who has questions for everything. Contagious laughter. 4 or 5 different styles actually. Loves to dance. Fun loving and party person. Somebody you wouldn't want to miss.
English
Students piece together indigenous windmill
BY BABURAM KHAREL
KATHMANDU, March 21 - After months of hard work, a group of students have pieced together their dream machine: A three-blade windmill that can generate up to 500 watts of electricity.
With this feat, group members Amrit Singh Thapa, Sulav Paudel, Suraj Rai, Amrit Abhamani Dhakal, Pawan Paudel, Lalit Singh Rawal and Dipti Dewan, on a mission to tap wind energy in the country, are elated.
Tired of running from pillar to post for funds, these students of the Kathmandu Engineering College (KEC) injected Rs. 300,000 for their pet project, while the college provided Rs. 60,000.
“We are probably the first to develop this kind of windmill in the country,” claims team leader Amrit Singh Thapa. “Our machine has light mechanical parts and is one of the most sophisticated and compact windmills.”
In the bowl-shaped Kathmandu valley, where wind velocity is low, their machine can generate only about 300 watts round the clock. Equipped with a battery that can store energy, the machine can be a reliable source of power for the college during load-shedding hours.
The students faced some difficulties while developing a turbine that would rotate even when wind velocity is low. They built the turbine using raw materials available in the country. Before setting up the windmill in the capital, the students had tested it at Phakhel of Makwanpur district.
According to statistics, about one-fifth of the total energy consumption in the country is derived from alternative sources. In its three-year interim plan, the government aims to meet energy requirements for additional five percent of the country's population by tapping alternative energy sources, including wind energy.
The budding engineers feel that the state must tap alternative sources of power, including wind energy, to tackle the power crisis. Hope the state is listening.
Posted on: 2009-03-20 22:30:41 (Server Time)