...Christopher Burge Global Warming Global warming is a grave issue that is affecting not only the United States, but the whole world as well. Various international strategies need to be implemented so that these issues can be tackled. If taken seriously, the issue of global warming can not only be overcome, it can be prevented as well. Poll conducted in my community- family members, friends, and coworkers- asking if they felt whether or not global warming was a problem or not or undecided: Two examples of how global warming if affecting the life of our communities: * Global warming is already leading to more violent storms and less predictable weather patterns. According to the Pew Center on Global Warming, since 1995, only two years have not had above average hurricane activity. The overall number of tropical storms has not increased, but there are more storms strong enough to be called hurricanes. We will probably continue to get bigger storms, which will do more damage to coastal areas. * Global warming will have drastic effects on local ecosystems. Most plants and animals are adapted for a certain environment. Generally, each species does well when the temperature is in a certain range, and the seasons work in a regular way. As things like temperature and seasonal precipitation shift, less robust plants and animals are not going to be able to adapt quickly enough. This will result in widespread extinction. Three facts that are relevant to global...
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...Willis Havilland Carrier invented the first air conditioner in 1902. This was designed to boost the working process control in a printing plant. Carrier’s invention controlled temperature and humidity. The low heat and humidity helped keep the paper dimensions and ink alignment the same. Later his invention was used to populate productivity in the workplace. The Carrier Air Conditioning Company of America developed for the increasing demands. Gradually, air conditioning was used to help increase comfort in homes and cars. Residential sales increased rapidly in the 1950's. Carrier lived from 1876-1950. He graduated with a Masters in Engineering from Cornnel University One of Carrier’s first patents was awarded to him in 1906, “The Apparatus for Treating Air”. The American Society of Mechanical Engineers was given Willis Carrier’s formula for the Rational Psychometric Formulae. The Carrier Engineering Corporation was formed in 1915. The factors for exponential growth for air-conditioning are the HVAC Market, energy, environment, communication, societal, political, preparing for the future, looking ahead, and the conclusion. Buildings of the U.S. use approximately 35% of the nation’s precise total of energy consumtion. The worth of shipments by U.S. HVAC manufacturers was over $28 billion of 1996. Since there are 52,000 CHC chillers needed to be replaced among the U.S., there’s a large opportunity for new chillers, new technology for the HVAC industry. The ozone depletion is...
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...CREATE DATABASE ALEXAMARA_MT; USE ALEXAMARA_MT; CREATE TABLE MARINA (MARINA_NUM CHAR(4) PRIMARY KEY, NAME CHAR(20), ADDRESS CHAR(15), CITY CHAR(15), STATE CHAR(2), ZIP CHAR(5) ); CREATE TABLE MARINA_SLIP (SLIP_ID DECIMAL(4,0) PRIMARY KEY, MARINA_NUM CHAR(4), SLIP_NUM CHAR(4), LENGTH DECIMAL(4,0), RENTAL_FEE DECIMAL(8,2), BOAT_NAME CHAR(50), BOAT_TYPE CHAR(50), OWNER_NUM CHAR(4) ); CREATE TABLE OWNER (OWNER_NUM CHAR(4) PRIMARY KEY, LAST_NAME CHAR(50), FIRST_NAME CHAR(20), ADDRESS CHAR(15), CITY CHAR(15), STATE CHAR(2), ZIP CHAR(5) ); CREATE TABLE SERVICE_CATEGORY (CATEGORY_NUM DECIMAL(4,0) PRIMARY KEY, CATEGORY_DESCRIPTION CHAR(255) ); CREATE TABLE SERVICE_REQUEST (SERVICE_ID DECIMAL(4,0) PRIMARY KEY, SLIP_ID DECIMAL(4,0), CATEGORY_NUM DECIMAL(4,0), DESCRIPTION CHAR(255), STATUS CHAR(255), EST_HOURS DECIMAL(4,2), SPENT_HOURS DECIMAL(4,2), NEXT_SERVICE_DATE DATE ); INSERT INTO MARINA VALUES ('1','Alexamara East','108 2nd Ave.','Brinman','FL','32273'); INSERT INTO MARINA VALUES ('2','Alexamara Central','283 Branston','W. Brinman','FL','32274'); INSERT INTO MARINA_SLIP VALUES (1,'1','A1',40,3800.00,'Anderson II','Sprite 4000','AN75'); INSERT INTO MARINA_SLIP VALUES (2,'1','A2',40,3800.00,'Our Toy','Ray 4025','EL25'); INSERT INTO MARINA_SLIP VALUES (3,'1','A3',40,3600.00,'Escape','Sprite 4000','KE22'); INSERT INTO MARINA_SLIP VALUES (4,'1','B1',30,2400.00,'Gypsy','Dolphin 28','JU92'); INSERT INTO MARINA_SLIP VALUES (5,'1'...
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...Thesis Proposal Air-conditioning Systems Simulation and Energy Saving and Economic Analysis for Waiting Hall of Tianjin Railway Station Introduction Energy saving of buildings is ever-increasingly emphasized by modern society. With the emergence of innovative technologies, new materials, and sophisticated architectural design, designers are hard to know the energy consumption of a building. It will reduce the real meaning of building's energy consumption test if we conduct this test on a building already built. Therefore, it is recommended to simulate a building's energy consumption within project design stages. Owing to the complexity of the air conditioning process and the mechanism of thermal components, the work of analysis and computation is time-consuming. Meanwhile, simulation software advantages over the traditional way in the application of design compare and equipment selection. In a nutshell, building energy simulation softwares play a vital role in the analysis of building energy consumption. Tianjin Railway Station is the main railway transport hub of Tianjin city. With the help of software to simulate its air conditioning system and conduct energy analysis, we can obtain some salutary design advices, which are beneficial to the energy saving of Tianjin Railway Station. Introduction to Waiting Hall of Tianjin Railway Station Tianjin Railway Station is located in the center of Tianjin, at the junction of Heping District, Hedong District...
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...Air Conditioning and Heating Justification Report Final Latausha McDougald ENG 315 – Professional Communications Professor Mark Crilly June 1, 2016 Randy Globin Director of Distribution Big Rock 425 Sportsman Lane Nosele, NC 28379 May 31, 2016 Latausha McDougald 432 Regil Road Shelby, NC 28379 Dear Mr. Globin: I am pleased to present the report you authorized on May 31, 2016, regarding possible solutions for the extreme weather conditions inside the warehouse. The installation of heating and air conditioning is very costly when it comes to manpower, equipment, and space. BRS priority is to keep customers happy and also employee safety. It is recommended that proper hydration is provided to all employees as well as giving employees longer breaks. Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to research possible solutions to insure employee safety as well as keeping production going without any down time. I appreciate time and consideration of my recommendation. Should you have any questions regarding this report, please do not hesitate to contact me at (910) 434-9158. Sincerely, Latausha McDougald Enclosure: Justification Report Table of Contents Executive Summary……………………………………………………………………………….4 Problem Statement………………………………………………………………………………...5 Terminology……………………………………………………………………………………….5 Report Overview…………………………………………………………………………………..5 Overview of Alternatives………………………………………………………………………….6 Criteria…………………………………………………………………………………………...
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...FOR RENT Upstairs Unit Air Conditioning Ceiling Fans Walk-In Closet Garage (shared) Building Laundry Room Nearby Shopping and Entertainment Great Freeway Access S p i n n a k e r A p a r t me n t s 2 0 6 6 - 2 0 7 2 S p i n n a k e r S t re e t A n a h e i m, C a l i f o r n i a 9 2 8 0 2 WELCOME TO YOUR NEW HOME! L a r g e O n e B e d ro o m A p a r t m e n t (Month-to-Month) $800 Security Deposit Orangewood Ave $1,125.00 Mo. ( O n A p p r o v e d C r e d i t) INCLUDES A LL U TILITIES* * * * A D D ITIO N A L $ 5 0 MO . R EN T J U NE - S EPTEMBER TO C O V ER S U MMER U TILITY C O S TS C ONTACT: M ICHAEL C HEW P ROFESSIONAL B UILDING M ANAGEMENT, I NC. ( 7 1 4 ) 68 5 - 8 8 2 3 P HO N E / F A X E -M A I L : M . C H E W @ P B M R E . C O M B RE# 0 1 1 7 7 13 9 Lewis St. Spinnaker St. 2066-2072 5 Freeway Note: Information contained herein is deemed to be reliable, however is not guaranteed by Professional Building Management, Inc. No representation or recommendation is made by Professional Building Management, Inc., its Broker, or its Agents. You are urged to review and investigate the condition of the Premises. Said investigation should include but not be limited to possible presence of hazardous substances, the structural integrity, the condition of the roof and heating and airconditioning systems, compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, and the suitability of the premises for Lessee’s use. 2066-2072 Spinnaker Street Photographs Front...
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...It all began right after I checked in for my flight, I walked towards the gates and was about to enter the line. I was ready to go through the security screening and suddenly my anxiety crept up on my out of nowhere; “Are they going to strip-search me?”. My hands began to shake, “I couldn’t risk it.”, I thought to myself. I quickly popped the xanax pill in my mouth that my roommate gave me and got in line. You see, I’m absolutely terrified of flying. Have you ever been through turbulence? It’s no joke! My roommate was aware of my fear of flying, so he kindly offered me a xanax pill to help calm me during the flight. He told me, I would “blackout” and then I would be fine. But suddenly it hit me that maybe I couldn’t take it in through security and that's when the anxiety hit me. As walked closer towards the gate, I couldn’t help but notice all the security guards; were they looking at me? It felt like they were giving me the mean mug and I began to ask myself, “Why are they looking at me?”. Then I began to get paranoid -I forgot to mention that I ate a weed brownie an hour before all this and it was in full-effect. Now I was truly beginning to freak out! I am not sure how I managed to keep it together, but I finally got to front and put my bags on the belt for screening. I walked through the metal detector, but quickly noticed my bags didn’t. The officer told me there was a “red flag” and they needed to go through my bags. My face quickly became as pale as a ghost, even...
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...A Project Report On ―Consumer attitude towards Air Conditioner‖ of Undertaken At Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A) Semester – 6 Submitted By: Patel Niraj R T.Y.B.B.A ROLL NO: (26) Guided By: Aatish Patel AMBABA COMMERCE COLLEGE & MANIBA INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT SABARGAM (January to March) Maniba institute of business management 1 COLLEGE CERTIFICATE This is to certify that the project entitled Summer Report Title ―Consumer attitude towards Air Conditioner of BLUE STAR‖ under taken at JAY AIR SYSTEM PVT.LTD. Submitted by NIRAJ PATEL in partial fulfillment of the requirement of VEER NARMAD SOUTH GUJARAJ UNIVERSITY, SURAT in record of bonofide study work carried out by AATISH PATEL under my supervision. The project or any part of it has not been previously submitted for any degree. I/c Principal Dr. Yogesh N Vansiya Ambaba Commerce College & MIBM, Sabargam Date: Place: Sabargam. Maniba institute of business management 2 Maniba institute of business management 3 DECLARATION I declare that the project entitled Jay Air System Pvt.Ltd „Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirement of VEER NARMAD SOUTH GUJARAJ UNIVERSITY, SURAT in record of bonofide study work carried out at Ambaba Commerce College & Maniba Institute of Business Management, Sabargam. The project or any part of it has not been previously submitted for any degree. Signature of Student Date: Place: Sabargam. Maniba institute of business management...
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...Name: Yanchen Liu/Yu Wang/Yang Zhang/Yi-Chieh Chen/ Wenmin Huang/Zishu Lin Group: 2 Date: 09/03/15 SITUATION: 1. Ray soles,vice president of supply chain management at Sabor Inc,ganna sign long-term contracts about the supply of marconil and ganna try to access advisability of such commitment. 2. Sabot inc,produced high-quaility consumer and industrial air-conditioning and heating units,and the air conditioning needs the marconil as the material. 3. Marconil,a high-tech raw material for air filtration,had potential shortage and also stated increase significantly as a per-centage of total sales.. Current situation: * There are three suppliers including …….. * The population became more and more cared about the air quality. * Compared to other filters,the marconial air cleaning was more efficitient,which means the marconial can be replaced every six months.when combied with ultraciolet lightm,the marconial air cleaning was considered a hugh leap forward. IT cost 28 percent of selling price. * The air filtration sales became more and more frofitable,also excess the company’s forecasting. * Purchased folding machine had not been installed. * The number of similar cases is nearly 275 each year. * The current price of marconial was 50. * Bilt chemical proposed five year contract,25000 pounds for current year,20 percent annual increases.Warton Inc.proposed two year contract similar price.G.K...
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...Macalester, Inc., manufactures heating and air conditioning units in its six divisions. One division, the Components Division, produces electronic components that can be used by the other five. All the components produced by this division can be sold to outside customers; however, from the beginning, about 70 percent of its output has been used internally. The current policy requires that all internal transfers of components be transferred at full cost. Recently, Loren Ferguson, the new chief executive officer of Macalester, decided to investigate the transfer pricing policy. He was concerned that the current method of pricing internal transfers might force decisions by divisional managers that would be suboptimal for the firm. As part of his inquiry, he gathered some information concerning Part 4CM, used by the Small AC Division in its production of a window air conditioner, Model 7AC. The Small AC Division sells 100,000 units of Model 7AC each year at a unit price of $55. Given current market conditions, this is the maximum price that the division can charge for Model 7AC. The cost of manufacturing the air conditioner is computed as follows: Part 4CM …………………… $ 7 Direct materials …………….. 20 Direct labor ………………… 16 Variable overhead ………….. 3 Fixed overhead ……………… 6 Total unit cost ………………. $52 The window unit is produced efficiently, and no further reduction in manufacturing costs is possible. The manager of the Components Division indicated that she could...
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...Simulation of room air conditioning strategies for hospital operation theatres KARTHIKEYAN P, MURALIDHARAN K, ANAND SAMUEL Department of Mechanical Engineering, Vellore Institute of Technology, Deemed university, Vellore, Tamil Nadu, Pin code-632014. INDIA. Abstract: Hospitals have not always been fully air conditioned, except for new buildings in urban areas where ambient noise and atmospheric pollution necessitate having closed, double glazed windows. Air conditioning has been restricted by economic considera¬tions and has been confined to places where it was essential, for example operating theatres. Many operating theatres have been air-conditioned using conventional methods of turbulent air distribution but, as with clean rooms, this proves unsatisfactory in the prevention of airborne contamination. This paper emphasizes different types of air-conditioning strategies, their advantages and disadvantages in the case of operation theatres. It also brings out the impact of computational fluid dynamics codes in Indoor air flow simulation. Keywords: Operation theatres, Air conditioning systems, operating room air distribution, Room air-conditioning strategies, Air- quality & computational fluid dynamics. 1.Introduction There are three sources of bacterial contaminations: the supply of air to the theatre; the surgical team; and the emissions of bodily vapors and organisms from the patient. To deal with these and to prevent turbulent air movement and convection...
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...The issue in this case is to assess Phillip’s taxable income for the year ended 30 June 2010. According to section 4-15 Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 (ITAA 1997), taxable income equals assessable income (Division 6) minus deductions (Division 8). Assessable Income In order to determine the assessable income, Division 6 of ITAA 1997 would be the relevant legislation and in particular Section 6-1(1) refers assessable income consists of ordinary income and statutory income. - Rental Income Section 6-5(1) defines “assessable income” to include income according to ordinary concepts. In the case of Adelaide Fruit & Produce Exchange Ltd, ordinary income is characterized as exhibiting recurrence and regularity. For Phillip’s case, rent falls under income from property as it exploit the property and considered to be income producing. Whereas Adelaide’s ruling for periodic and regular payment is satisfied by which a tenant contracts to pay the landlord, Phillip, for the use of premises. Hence, rent income of $55 000 is assessable under Section 6-5 ITAA 1997. However, $5 000 rent received on 5 July 2010 is not included since the case is only calculating for year ended 30 June 2010. - Manufacturing of tennis racquets business Section 6-5 ITAA 1997 defines “business” as sustained and regular transactions and transactions done in the course of carrying on a business. This is satisfied by the manufacturing of tennis racquets where it regularly manufacture and...
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...8 Air Conditioner Window Type PRODUCT CODE QUALITY AND STANDARDS : 355204002 : IS 1391 : 1971 IS 7613 : 1975 IS 8148 : 1976 : Value : Rs. 216 Lakhs (per annum) : February, 2003 : Small Industries Service Institute Masat Industrial Estate, Silvassa–396230 U.T. of Dadra And Nagar Haveli. Phone Nos. : (0260): 2640933, 2643103 PRODUCTION CAPACITY MONTH AND YEAR OF PREPARATION PREPARED BY INTRODUCTION Air Conditioners perform cleaning, circulating, temperature controlling and humidity controlling of air function within a specified area. Window type Air Conditioners being a compact unit, is installed near the space to be air conditioned. MARKET POTENTIAL Now a days, not only human beings but Machines, Computers, & Processors also require conditioned air for proper functioning e.g. CNC Machines, Testing Labs, Calibration Centre etc. The demand of Air Conditioners has emerged, in a bigway. In middle upper class families, Air Conditioners have become very popular. These are used in Offices, Showrooms, Houses, Hotels etc. Large Companies like Shri Ram, Carrier Aircon, Lllyods, Jainson, L.G., Videocon, Samsung, Voltas etc. are doing very good business in Air Conditioners upto the capacity of 2 Tonnes rating. As the society is moving towards materialism and a lot of emphasis is put on purchasing modern utilities/ amenities and domestic appliances with maximum facilities, the demand of Window type AC is bound to increase in times to come. Therefore, there is good demand of...
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...Chris Maxwell MKT 682 Case Study October 29, 2014 Circle Corporation Circle Corporation is a small company that was started in 2001. The founder of the company is Yong Soo Kang, and he started this company with his own savings of $350,000. Before doing this he worked in Hyundai Motor Group where he started as a machinist but eventually managed the sheet metal forming processes. Circle Corporation is located in the southeastern part of Korea, in a city by the name of Busan. The company manufacturers various machine parts but specializes in mufflers and ferrules for automobile air conditioning, which helps to reduce the noise and increase the system reliability. Busan is the fifth largest seaport in the world, which helps this company out by being able to sell and trade these materials easily through ship transportation. The company is fairly small but does a lot of business with automotive companies. Its largest customer is Hyundai. Circle sold roughly 3.5 million ferrules and about 120,000 A/C’s every month by the end of 2010. In 2010 the company had revenue of about $6.2 million and buy the end of 2011 it was at $6.6 million. Their biggest jump was from 2007 to 2010. The company is now stuck and needs to bring in more revenue and is looking outside of Korea. With Circle wanting to branch out into further regions so that it can bring it more revenue it will have to deal with some competition. Right now there are a number of companies that they would have to go...
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...Internet Central air-conditioning Soundproof rooms 40" flat screen TV with international entertainment and news International in-room direct dial phones with message facility Eco-friendly bath amenities 24-hour hot & cold water Tea/coffee maker 1 Ltr bottled water Per day Separate shower cubicle Bathtub in Club & Suite rooms 24-hour housekeeping Digital in-room safe Full-length wardrobe with bathrobe Business desk with international power sockets Power supply 220 volts Energy saving sockets Indoor & outdoor parking Hair dryer Iron & Ironing board Complimentary newspaper every morning Available on Charge Minibar 2. Restaurant Facility Brasserie Luncheon The stylish Brasserie serves a variety of freshly prepared dishes at competitive prices. Monday to Friday - 12:15 - 13:15 (last sitting) Dinner Served in a formal style, with occasional theme nights. Wednesday & Thursday evenings. Service from 18:30 Reception Our delightful and tastefully decorated Reception. 12:00 for Luncheon & 18:00 for Dinner Menu / Dish Availability Occasionally due to circumstances beyond our control, e.g. market availability; it is necessary to make alterations to some of the dishes on our menus. In most cases a suitable alternative dish will be offered. 3. Common facilities A. Wifi/Internet B. TV C. Hot Food D. Centraled Air-conditioned E...
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