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The basic idea is to replace the differential gear of the axle by two CVTs (continuous variable transmission), one on each half wheel shaft, whose electric machines are working on torque regulation with close torque set points.
The process of soil damage and vegetation loss often begins with the activities of overgrazing animals. Grazing livestock sometimes consume plants down to the ground. This activity weakens the individual plant with a reduction in tissues capable of photosynthesis; its growth is greatly inhibited. In addition,
What we are currently doing is NOT good enough. Climate goals are being postponed while energy consumers are being tapped dry. I suggest we look at the home energy ecosystem. This ecosystem provides not only electrical energy, also temperature control and charges the electric car.
Communication in space is becoming increasingly critical, be it between satellites, from satellites to ground or even to/from the Moon or Mars. Current approaches use radio waves that spread quickly resulting in very small capacity: The data rate from the Mars orbiter is a few kbit/s,
The initial application of the gun lock shall be to modify a simple service revolver, whereupon the stock components are to be removed from the frame. A hole for the pawl is drilled into back of the trigger guard,
Use atmospheric water generator powering by solar cells;
Then use a small nuclear reactor to convert water to steam to power an electric generator;
Re-condense water vapor into water using heat exchangers;
Use the electricity to power two fan duct motosr to push it onwards.
Why airless tires currently don’t work for road going vehicles and how to fix it.
I believe because the fundamental principle that makes pneumatic tires so effective has been forgotten which is the constant outward force the air pressure inside provides.
Distributed Queuing (DQ) was originally invented for cable TV broadcasting. However, the first two demonstrations have been on long rang IoT radios such as LoRa and Zigbee. In both demos, packet efficiency rose from a maximum achievable 50% under Aloha, to 98% when DQ swapped with Aloha.
Organizational Resource Trading (ORT)
{To save time and material}
The biggest challenge in any organization is inventory management. Either there is too much inventory on hand or they are in need of it.
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