In the old days for marriages rececptions, they would keep petromax lamps on hand in case the current went out.
Later on they started renting out generators which usually ran on kerosene or petrol , usually starts up on petrol and runs on kerosene, and were very noisy. The starting up of the generator was also quite hard with having to pull a cord to turn the flywheel? .
But now a days you can see generators in most shops due to the worsening power situation with power cuts and so on. Most of them are self starting as in they will start when you turn the key
In some of the big offices / banks you can see big generators which are of the size of a small room with huge mufflers to cut down on the sound. Even the small generators now are relatively silent when compared to the old ones.
-----------------------------------------------------------
please leave your comments below
------------------------------------------------------------
index of math problems
disclaimer:
There is no guarantee about the data/information on this site. You use the data/information at your own risk. You use the advertisements displayed on this page at your own risk.We are not responsible for the content of external internet sites. Some of the links may not work
st
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
The Ultimate Guide to Percentage Increase and Percentage Decrease for Digital SAT Math, GCSE, IGCSE, and ACT
The Ultimate Guide to Percentages for Digital SAT Math, GCSE, IGCSE, ACT, and High School Mathematics (Part 2) Understanding Percentage In...
-
reduction formula for (sinx)^m (cosx)^n with limits 0 to pi/2 in the numerator start off with (m-1) , (n-1) subtract 2 successively till 2 o...
-
cos[(3pi/4)+x] - cos[(3pi/4)-x] = (-sqrt(2))sinx ncert 11th trigonometry, exercise 3.3 11. prove that cos[(3pi/4)+x] - cos[(3pi/4)-x]...
-
Before taking the driving test you have to get a learner's license.For that you had to to take an objective test on the computer in the ...
No comments:
Post a Comment
please leave your comments