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KALIYAMOORTHY
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Not merely solar energy is renewable but also, environment friendly. No emission of Carbon dioxide- a Green gas, thereby help reduce global warming. At micro level, like using lantern, oven, heaters for producing hot waters can best be thought...
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Pushkar Prasad
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If government asks all major companies to make these kinds of power machines, then they also need to provide the raw materials required for the machines which I don't think government will be able to afford because of its high cost. And if the...
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Murali K Balla
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This will change lot of villages because still today, there are remote villages where the electricity is non existant
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Repath Athyala
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Closure of Business: can never be a reason, and if it is a reason, the company is inefficient to perform the roles it has to ... and hence closure of business... not in the case of the company in which I am working or my previous company... no...
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Pushkar Prasad
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It is really very bad for any employee when he is suddenly asked to leave the organisation. In today's date, getting a job is not so easy. The employee, may have dependants on him. So, its bad for him to get sacked from his job if he has no other...
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Gargi Sinha
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If an employee is performing well, why would any employer sack him? Normally only those employees get sacked away who don't perform well in an organisation...
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Kaisar Ahmad Mir
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| 1 year ago
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We are educated generation so if we go through sacred scriptures of each & every religion, we'll come to know that idol worship is strictly prohibited & Vande Mataram comes into the same category. Then why should we make it an argument, there is...
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Pushkar Prasad
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"Bharat Ma ko jo kare na naman, Chhod de keh do usse ki wo mera watan, Mazhab Pyara hai jise Bharat nahi, Iski mitti me wo ho na dafan " Chhod do mera ye watan... VANDEMATARAM...
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Kavitha Shankar
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Hasan others, don't take me wrong but what I meant that why Jamiat ul-ulaima is creating this type of nuisance? Why we are dividing ourselves again in the name of religion? Nation is equal to Allah God - One should love worship it. In the name of...
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Do you think that Heat Shields is really important for automobile exhaust system ? Please Suggest!!!
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Nayan Deb
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Excellent analysis by Mr Reddy. Only someone with sound Engineering fundamentals can narrate things in such a details yet so simply. I remember one such troubleshooting operation during my field days.It was an Opel Corsa with very low ground...
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Tata V.S. Kameswara Rao
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Mr Malik has established a scientific reason with perfect answer. Ms. Deepti is also correct. Automobiles now a days require better heat shields in the passanger compartment too. However, this is a good discussion. Expecting more from Mr. Pushkar.
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malikireddy
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There are highest quality reflective heat shields on the market, they can shield up to 90% of radiant heat. With use a 1/4" thick ceramic inner pad sandwiched between heavy duty foil and bound together with a stainless steel mesh at the edges....
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Focus on customer needs
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Apply a clean sheet approach
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sreeram
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"Apply a clean sheet approach"
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I would like to add some more in the low cost areas. I was working in development of a new Three Wheeler. We had imported powerpack from China and for finalising that there were four visits of our directors to China. Incliusive of that, the total...
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Paramesh H
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"A nano car in every drive way!"
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There s always been debate world-wide on Nano-cars with such low prices, and even a common man can afford. Each human should enjoy these previleges based on the economical status. however as everybody points, is India's infrastructure (Road-ways,...
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Vineet Prakash
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"Focus on customer needs"
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But then don't you think with the increase in the low cost cars, there is a danger of getting to much crowded in cities, where in the first place there is no proper infrastructure and then this will cause too much traffic and then there is less...
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For forty years since India's independence from the British in 1947, the Indian car market was dominated by two localized versions of ancient European designs -- the Morris Oxford, known as the Ambassador, and a old Fiat. This lack of product activity in the Indian market was mainly due to the Indian government's complex regulatory system that effectively banned foreign-owned operations. Within this system (referred to informally as the 'license raj'), any Indian firm that wanted to import technology or products needed a license/permit from the government. The difficulty of getting these licenses stifled automobile and component imports, creating a low volume high cost car industry that was...
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Aerospace industry is facing new challenges due the high demand of mobility.This gives service providers a high chance to ramp up, aerospace manufacturers are facing demands to hold the line on costs, improve quality, and speed delivery. Here are some of the latest trends which are taken by themanufactures to improve the efficiency : COMPLEX SURFACES Ther are many holes of different sizes and at different angles on the engine and fuel system.Positional five-axis machining has proven to be well suited for such parts.The process aligns and fixes rotary axes before cutting begins.It operations with shorter cutters, higher speeds and longer tool life that helps to improve accuracy, lower vibrat...
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Global auto industry has been growing faster than ever before. It’s booming with many global car manufacturers making their foray into Indian auto market. Indian auto market is also growing. Global car players from US, Germany, Japan and other countries already have their cars ranging from small cars, super luxury car to midsize cars in the Asian market. Many upcoming cars have also lined up to hit the road. But one player who is slowly making inroads is China. China's auto makers have set their sights on becoming the next exporting powerhouse on the world's roads and they have made emerging markets, from Latin America to Russia, their proving ground. They have reason to be satisfied so far...
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There is a perceptive exuberance in the Indian auto component manufacturing industry and growth estimates indicate a booming industry. According to the Auto Component Manufacturers' Association (ACMA), the Indian auto component sector generated sales of about US$ 15 billion in fiscal year 2006-07, including US$ 2.8 billion worth of exports. Going by current trends in production and exports of auto components, the domestic Indian auto component manufacturing industry is heading for a whopping 18% growth in the coming years compared to the export market which is estimated to reach $2.7 bn by the year 2010. The three main factors providing impetus to this industry are the ever increasing domes...
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