Simulation of dynamic response of vibroisolated object

This paper presents application of Finite Element Method in designing of a vibroisolated object. A model of power generator of 113 MW was chosen for the analysis. Such the generator is used in one of power plants in Silesia district. Several frequency domain dynamic analyses aimed at assessment of influence of vibroisolation on acceleration level of the generator foundation were performed. Three different models of the generator were considered. For the purposes of verification of the obtained results measured vibration accelerations were used.

Prospecting for underground natural hydrogen - new energy for the future

Hydrogen, accounting for 75% of ordinary matter by mass and over 90% by atomic number, is the third most abundant element on the Earth's surface, mainly in the form of chemical compounds such as water and hydrocarbons. When burned, hydrogen gas (H2) produces heat and water without causing environmental pollution, thus it is expected to be one of the clean energy sources for the future. Industrial hydrogen has so far been mainly produced by thermochemical processes of fossil fuels such as coal and natural gas, and insignificantly by electrolysis of water. Recent natural hydrogen discoveries recorded in the world, especially the exploration and discovery of relatively pure underground hydrogen which was extracted and used as fuel for a local power generator in Bourakebougou (Mali), show the possibility of prospecting for underground natural hydrogen. The article provides an overview of natural hydrogen discoveries over the world and gives recommendations on the prospecting for underground natural hydrogen in Vietnam.

Studying the effect of diesel Power Generator noise on the publicity in Ramadi city

The current study including investigating the effect of noise pollution produced by the diesel power generators on the public health, in one of Al-Ramadi districts. The measurements were taken using decibel meters within different distances and directions from the power station. The study showed that the noise levels are too high for the residential buildings, especially for the regions in which buildings are stacked together or distributed in a way that the sound wave is improved through the eco caused by this distribution.