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The practical application of knowledge, especially in a particular area, is called technology. Advances in technology affect every area of our lives. This category is for questions about technology and includes everything from how to remove a scratch from a CD to applications of electronics to what polyester is made from and more.

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Where is Concur Technologies based?

The headquarters for Concur Technologies is located at 18400 NE Union Hill Road, Redmond, WA, USA, 98052. However, they also have offices in Alexandria, Chicago, Dallas, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, England, Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Singapore, Taiwan and Japan.

Why is the internet useful to the scientists?

The world wide web was invented by scientists at CERN to distribute data around the world for analysis. Something it still does. It also allows fast communication and instant access to scientific journals.

What do you call a machine that makes clothes?

what you call a machine that makes clothes is a sewing machine.

How do you get on the top of the list in qoutev?

the answer to this is eihter at ICTnews.weebly.com or at 09GriffithsJ.weebly.com

How do you make a rowboat more buoyant?

Lower it's density. Which you can do when designing it by using light, strong and therefore less material such as carbon fibre composite as well as optimising it's size and shape to get a higher air - material ratio. At the end of the day it depends on your budget and other considerations (a massively buoyant design may have a high drag). If it's an existing rowboat then simply add styrofoam in place of ballast and remove unnecessary components.

What does chain and sprocket do?

A chain and sprocket is used for the transfer of rotational energy from one place to another. Usually for the purpose of motorized transport in various types of motorcycles.

What is the purpose of under voltage protection of generators and motors?

An AC electric motor, powered directly from the AC grid, operating in traction of a given mechanical load, which presents characteristic of resistant torque constant, this means that it will need to develop an air-gap flux, also constant.

In order that such electric motor to produce a flow of air gap constant, this means that both electrical current (i) that it demands, as the V / F (voltage / frequency) that it must operate, are both constant, too.

If, by chance, the mechanical load is disconnected from the motor shaft, the flow is drastically reduced to a minimum, just enough to produce a minimal torque necessary to keep rotating, the rotor mass.

In this case, both voltage and frequency of the AC power grid that feeds the motor, its values ​​are maintained, whereas the amount of current that the motor consumes falls proportionally to the torque that is produced by the motor, so that, by the electric motor windings, will flow only magnetizing current.

Thus, the AC electric motors are manufactured, specified to operate powered directly from the power grid with a voltage and frequency, both predetermined.

In this case, if there is any load variation (variation of the resistant torque), only the current it demands will vary, while the V / f ratio remains constant.

However, if there is a need to vary the rotational speed of the electric motor shaft, this may be obtained by the purposeful variation of the frequency of its AC power. But necessarily concurrently, the voltage also must be varied in order to maintain the V / f constant. This is the working principle of the inverter frequency control scalar type.

However, when operated fed directly from the AC mains, if for any failure of the electric grid, the voltage starts to fall in value (undervoltage), whereas the frequency value is maintained, it causes the air-gap flux motor falls , impairing thereby the torque produced.

However, because of autoregulation inherent to the electric motor, it will seek, in contrast, automatically compensate for the loss of torque draining a higher current, trying thus recover the nominal flow and the ability to produce mechanical energy.

The problem that occurs is as follows: the extent that decrease the supply voltage to the motor, the more increase the current flowing through the motor, causing it to overheat.

Thus, the overall result of an undervoltage condition is an increase in current and motor heating and a reduction in overall motor performance, so that the motor must be protected against this.

The undervoltage protection element can be thought of as backup protection for the thermal overload element. In some cases, if an undervoltage condition exists it may be desirable to trip the motor faster than thermal overload element.

For this purpose can be used an undervoltage relay which removes the motor from service when a low-voltage condition develops, so that the motor will not draw excessive current and become itself overheated.

The undervoltage trip should be set to 80-90% of nameplate unless otherwise stated on the motor data sheets.

Motors that are connected to the same power grid may experience a temporary undervoltage, when one of motors starts and the other motor is ahead operating.

To override this temporary voltage sags, a time delay setpoint should be set greater than the motor starting time.

I believe that it should respond satisfactorily to your question, at least with respect to the occurrence of undervoltage, in the case of supply lines for AC motors.

Are encore hipreplacements being recalled due to defects?

are encore hipreplacements being recalled due to defected device

How does science and technology impact your lives?

It would be faster to answer how it does not impact our lives. That is to say it plays a role in almost every single facet of modern life.

What will the answer be if 15c to -5c?

To find the answer when subtracting 5 degrees Celsius from 15 degrees Celsius, you would subtract the two temperatures to get 10 degrees Celsius.

Can hyperlink be linked in a screenTip?

Usually when you take the mouse pointer over the hyperlink, it shows a screen tip.

What is an obsolete technology for a motorcycle?

Two Stroke Combustion Engines are now obsolete.

But two stroke might come back with modifications.

Which of these technologies is considered a legacy port today because it has been replaced by other technologies in modern PCs?

With time there has been advance developments in Interfaces used by Devices & Peripherals to connect to computer has moved towards univeral standards for INPUT & OUTPUT interfaces. Earlier Keyboard & Mouse used to Connect to serial ports then moved towards PS2 ports and now USB ports. For Display VGA ports used earlier now uses DVI and HDMI interfaces. Printersused parallel ports now uses USB & Ethernet interfaces.

Considering new interfaces today PS2, Serial, Parallel and VGA Ports can be considered as Legacy ports.

What technology can website use to transmit the video clip?

VIDEO Streaming is the technology used for delivering media- including video clipsfrom Websites over computer network.

Is it same ip prefix in all the machines in LAN?

IP address of each computer on a LAN has to be different to avoid confusion.

How do you add a header?

If Your asking like on microsoft word then you go to insert and then click on the word header and then u click what kind of header you want

What are the three main ways that businesses can protect date can be protect against hacking?

Business Networks can be protected from Hackingby:

1. Implementing Firewalls, IPS and IDS devicesto filter incoming & outgoing network traffic.

2. Creating DMZ (Demilitiarized Zone) between Internet & Internal Network.

3. Implementation of Good Corporate Antivirus Suite to detect & protect internal machines of Trojans, Viruses & Worms.

What are the applications of laser light in modern day technology?

Laser light (Light Amplification by Stimulation And Radiation) has many uses in modern day technology but they roughly equate to these main areas.

  • Hot lasers
  • Data I/O
  • Measurement
  • Imaging

Hot lasers are used primarily to mark cut or score a material. Many manufacturing processes use lasers specifically designed to generate high temperatures to cut steel, or engrave lettering. This process is created by using a high power laser and directing it through a series of beam reflectors which are controlled by a system much like a printer plotter. Usually an inert gas is blown on the steel to prevent carbon build up and scoring.

Engraving systems are similar but on a much smaller scale.

Data Input/Output is used when a laser is used to reflect of a surface to gain access to information contained via a medium. The most obvious examples of this are Optical storage devices such as DVD's CDROMs and Blue ray. But there are also BAR code readers which use encoded numbers read by laser light. Your common Laser pointer could also be considered in this group.

Measurement Light from a laser has a few of useful properties.

  • Light travels in a straight line, and
  • laser light does not expand very much over distance
  • The speed of light is a known constant

Laser light travels in a straight line. LIDAR systems (Light Detection And Ranging), sends out a beam of laser light like a lighthouse and calculates the angle & return speed of the beam (Light the echo sounding of a bat but with light instead of sound). This allows a computer to build up a 3d data image of the area around the beam. This technique is accurate down to a 2 mm measurement allowing systems robotic systems like self driving cars to navigate better than a human.

The Apollo landings left a reflector on the moon which is used to bounce laser light off to calculate the distance of the moon with using a similar system to LIDAR.

Pulses of LASER light is fired at the reflector and the distance calculated by using the (SPEED x TIME) = DISTANCE. The result is then divided by 2 since this represents the pulse up and back to the Earth.

Imaging You could consider there to be some crossover here with LIDAR but this type of imaging considers a more artistic employ. Holograms are 3 dimensional images created by splitting a laser beam in two, then diverting one through an indirect path to a photographic negative plate, while the original beam travels directly at the object. This creates interference patterns (Sum and difference phasing of light) which captures the 3d information. When the holographic plate is processed and illuminated with polarised laser light the Image of the original object photographed can be seen as a 3d object again.

What does pinup-pinup process mean in the area of embossing logos?

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When both rollers are provided with the same protruding teeth, which mutually engage for driving the counter-roller and for processing the film.

Who makes a lot of money?

The current world's rich list (check the link) includes a variety of jobs and trades that earn "alot" of money:

The top (at time of writing) is a Mexican called Carlos Slim Helu who made his money in telecommunications and is worth $69 billion.

The next (number 2) is Bill Gates who made his money from Microsoft and is worth $61 billion.

Which technology can be used to automatically charge tolls to drivers' accounts when they pass tollbooths?

LONG RANGE RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology can be used to automatically charge tolls to driver's(ownerof registered RFID Tag with Toll Booth Authority) acoounts when they pass tollbooths.

What frequency do the emergency services use?

Emergency services typically operate on frequencies allocated for public safety communication, such as the 700 MHz and 800 MHz bands. These frequencies allow for reliable communication between emergency responders and coordination of resources during emergencies. The specific frequencies used can vary by region and agency.

Can you take a solution apart?

Yes, a solution can be separated into its components through various methods, such as distillation, filtration, or chromatography, depending on the nature of the solute and solvent. For instance, in a saltwater solution, evaporation can be used to retrieve salt by separating it from water. However, the effectiveness of the separation method depends on the physical and chemical properties of the substances involved.