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Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Interview Of Abdul Rauf On Voice of America
visit http://www.paksc.org It has been established since 2007. The main aim was to establish network of science club across Pakistan that provides opportunities for students to explore science and technology. Our science club consist of Grade 5 to university students.
Sunday, September 23, 2012
Science Technology Articles by PSC in Urdu
Science Technology Articles Urdu
Science Technology Articles in Urdu from other resources Global science, computing magazine Karachi roohani Digits's top reading articles regarding science and technology and Islam
Higgs Boson:A surprising discovery (Urdu) ہگس بوذون، ایک حیرت انگیز
دریافت Higgs particle is a proposed elementary particle in the Standard
Model of particle physics
Friday, August 3, 2012
Solar Panels and types article in Urdu
Solar Panels and types article in Urdu سولر پینلز اور ان کی اقسامSolar
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Thursday, April 19, 2012
Chicken Droppings to Power Biogas Plants in Rizal
Chicken Droppings to Power Biogas Plants in Rizal
PHILIPPINES - Chicken droppings will soon be widely used in Rizal to power biogas plants, as Agham Party List Reprersentative Angelo Palmones teams up with DOST IV-A Director Fernando E. Ablaza in designing the new digester.
With methane as one of the major causes of the greenhouse effect, methanation or the generation of biogas from biomass fermentation has thus come to mean better things for most. With this in sight, Mr Palmones early this month inspected a biogas digester plant in Ibaan, Batangas to check the viability of his proposed project.
Together with Mayor Danny V. Toreja and officer-in-charge Emelita P. Bagsit of the Office of the Regional Director of DOST IV-A, the group reviewed the operations of some 44 digester units in Ibaan. With all units working 99 per cent, most of which under the communal system of piped-in methane gas for cooking and lighting needs, Mr Ablaza is confident that the new design for chicken droppings will work just as well.
Initially developed for Quezon, the design is targeting the poultry industry of Rizal. To ensure compatibility of digester design and material charge, Mr Ablaza redrew the mixing chamber of the biogas digester to suit the consistency and texture of chicken droppings. He added a system for reducing unwanted biological and chemical components of the droppings prior to their disposal. Lastly, he added a filtration procedure for the recovered gas to increase its combustibility.
Countrywide efforts have been attempted by various sectors to improve use of renewable energy sources such as biogas.
Mr Ablaza has led most of these efforts, facilitating construction since 1993 of more than 300 units all over the country worth nearly P27 M in investments. These collectively supply annually 762,000m3 of biogas; enough to fuel cooking and lighting needs of 2,285 families with six members for one year. The annual supply of biogas is equivalent to P17 M in potential fuel savings, assuming that all units are 40 per cent efficient (optimum efficiency in tropical areas) in fuel generation.
PHILIPPINES - Chicken droppings will soon be widely used in Rizal to power biogas plants, as Agham Party List Reprersentative Angelo Palmones teams up with DOST IV-A Director Fernando E. Ablaza in designing the new digester.
With methane as one of the major causes of the greenhouse effect, methanation or the generation of biogas from biomass fermentation has thus come to mean better things for most. With this in sight, Mr Palmones early this month inspected a biogas digester plant in Ibaan, Batangas to check the viability of his proposed project.
Together with Mayor Danny V. Toreja and officer-in-charge Emelita P. Bagsit of the Office of the Regional Director of DOST IV-A, the group reviewed the operations of some 44 digester units in Ibaan. With all units working 99 per cent, most of which under the communal system of piped-in methane gas for cooking and lighting needs, Mr Ablaza is confident that the new design for chicken droppings will work just as well.
Initially developed for Quezon, the design is targeting the poultry industry of Rizal. To ensure compatibility of digester design and material charge, Mr Ablaza redrew the mixing chamber of the biogas digester to suit the consistency and texture of chicken droppings. He added a system for reducing unwanted biological and chemical components of the droppings prior to their disposal. Lastly, he added a filtration procedure for the recovered gas to increase its combustibility.
Countrywide efforts have been attempted by various sectors to improve use of renewable energy sources such as biogas.
Mr Ablaza has led most of these efforts, facilitating construction since 1993 of more than 300 units all over the country worth nearly P27 M in investments. These collectively supply annually 762,000m3 of biogas; enough to fuel cooking and lighting needs of 2,285 families with six members for one year. The annual supply of biogas is equivalent to P17 M in potential fuel savings, assuming that all units are 40 per cent efficient (optimum efficiency in tropical areas) in fuel generation.
Pak student excels in Abu Dhabi competition
Pak student excels in Abu Dhabi competition
Islamabad: Ali Raza Randhawa, a final-year student of BS Electrical Engineering at the University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore, snatched a win for Pakistan during the Elevator Pitch Contest held in Abu Dhabi.
The event was held at Abu Dhabi Women’s College, Khalifah Campus. Over 70 short-listed semi-finalist teams, out of 4,500, pitched their idea 20 times to 20 CEOs, Presidents, Directors, and Saudi Khalifahs, who were representing
different companies at a two-day entrepreneurship workshop.
The event was jointly organised by GIST (CRDF Global) and MIT Enterprise Forum Pan Arab Region. Sheikha Lubna Al-Qassimi, Minister of Foreign Trade for UAE, and Sheikh Nahayan Mabarak Al Nahayan, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, were chief guests on the occasion.
Ken Morse, Founding Managing Director, MIT Entrepreneurship Centre, trained the young entrepreneurs around the world during the workshop.
Pak-Energy Solution, founded by Randhawa, is committed to becoming pioneer of green revolution in Pakistan by providing cost-effective
energy solutions to the masses.
“The farmers cannot afford high prices of chemical fertilizers whereas use of these chemicals is the prime cause of damage to the quality of food in Pakistan. To cater this problem, Pak-Energy Solution is introducing an affordable biogas plant,” says Randhawa.
Islamabad: Ali Raza Randhawa, a final-year student of BS Electrical Engineering at the University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore, snatched a win for Pakistan during the Elevator Pitch Contest held in Abu Dhabi.
The event was held at Abu Dhabi Women’s College, Khalifah Campus. Over 70 short-listed semi-finalist teams, out of 4,500, pitched their idea 20 times to 20 CEOs, Presidents, Directors, and Saudi Khalifahs, who were representing
different companies at a two-day entrepreneurship workshop.
The event was jointly organised by GIST (CRDF Global) and MIT Enterprise Forum Pan Arab Region. Sheikha Lubna Al-Qassimi, Minister of Foreign Trade for UAE, and Sheikh Nahayan Mabarak Al Nahayan, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, were chief guests on the occasion.
Ken Morse, Founding Managing Director, MIT Entrepreneurship Centre, trained the young entrepreneurs around the world during the workshop.
Pak-Energy Solution, founded by Randhawa, is committed to becoming pioneer of green revolution in Pakistan by providing cost-effective
energy solutions to the masses.
“The farmers cannot afford high prices of chemical fertilizers whereas use of these chemicals is the prime cause of damage to the quality of food in Pakistan. To cater this problem, Pak-Energy Solution is introducing an affordable biogas plant,” says Randhawa.
Friday, March 30, 2012
How to make a power inverter 12v dc input to 220v ac output
How to make a power inverter 12v dc input to 220v ac output (Urdu)
Read More 500 Watt 12DC to 220 VAC Power Inverter (UPS)Construction in Urdu
500 Watt 12DC to 220 VAC Power Inverter (UPS)Construction in Urdu |
500 Watt 12DC to 220 VAC Power Inverter (UPS)Construction in Urdu Power Inverter (UPS)Construction in Urdu this is a simple inverter you can make your own if you have Little Bit of Knowledge about electronics this inverter can run 1 watt to 500 watt appliances
Discussions about Pakistan Science Club's Power Inverters 12 VDC to 220 VAC UPS, you can find problems, troubleshooting and construction help Please visit Power Inverters (UPS)12 VDC to 220" http://paksc.org/pk/forum.html See also Easy Homemade 50 watt Power Inverters (12 VDC to 220 VAC) UPS Power Inverter (UPS) Circuit inverter diagram Schematic of an Inverter Read More
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Solar Distiller Science Fair Project
Science Experiment
Solar Distiller Grade Levels: 7-9 Questions: Can you
distill clean water from muddy water? Can you distill clean water from
salty water? Possible Hypotheses: You can/cannot make clean water from
muddy water. You can/cannot make clean water from salty water.
Materials: Two large plastic containers Clear plastic wrap Masking tap, Reade More
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