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    Desain Pembangkit Listrik Tenaga Air Kapasitas 5 KW di Desa Siabu Kabupaten Kampar Riau

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    Power Plant Design Village Siabu water in Kampar, Riau based on the electrical energy needs of the villagers Siabu that there are not fulfilled. Design and Construction of Hydroelectric Power 5 kW capacity is located in the village of Siabu Regency, Riau Kampar by utilizing the flow of the river from the springs Siabu Bukit Barisan area. In this study, water discharge measurements using floating and height measurements falling water using water fitting. From measurements of water discharge and high falling water, is used to determine the design of hydroelectric plants that include pipe dimensions rapidly, kind of water turbines dimensional water turbine, and to determine the capacity of a synchronous generator 3 phase that corresponds to the design of hydropower generation capacity of 5 kW. The calculations show that the potential power that can be generated in Hydroelectric Power Plant in the Village this Siabu theoretically amounted to 5.432 kW to discharge water used by 0.4196 m3 / s and a height of fall of water (head nett) 3 meters. Of discharge water and high water fall is obtained rapidly design pipe with a length of 5 meters and a diameter of 0.3651 meters and turbine diameter dimensions of 30 cm by 163 cm width. From the calculation power of 5.432 kW aroused the 3 phase synchronous generator capacity that is used by 7 kVA

    The storage stability of breaded catfish and tilapia fillets

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    Sticker systems over monoids

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    Molecular computing has gained many interests among researchers since Head introduced the first theoretical model for DNA based computation using the splicing operation in 1987. Another model for DNA computing was proposed by using the sticker operation which Adlemanused in his successful experiment for the computation of Hamiltonian paths in a graph: a double stranded DNA sequence is composed by prolonging to the left and to the right a sequence of (single or double) symbols by using given single stranded strings or even more complex dominoes with sticky ends, gluing these ends together with the sticky ends of the current sequence according to a complementarity relation. According to this sticker operation, a language generative mechanism, called a sticker system, can be defined: a set of (incomplete) double-stranded sequences (axioms) and a set of pairs of single or double-stranded complementary sequences are given. The initial sequences are prolonged to the left and to the right by using sequences from the latter set, respectively. The iterations of these prolongations produce “computations” of possibly arbitrary length. These processes stop when a complete double stranded sequence is obtained. Sticker systems will generate only regular languages without restrictions. Additional restrictions can be imposed on the matching pairs of strands to obtain more powerful languages. Several types of sticker systems are shown to have the same power as regular grammars; one type is found to represent all linear languages whereas another one is proved to be able to represent any recursively enumerable language. The main aim of this research is to introduce and study sticker systems over monoids in which with each sticker operation, an element of a monoid is associated and a complete double stranded sequence is considered to be valid if the computation of the associated elements of the monoid produces the neutral element. Moreover, the sticker system over monoids is defined in this study

    Metacognitive skills of Malaysian students in non-routine mathematical problem solving

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    Metacognitive skills play an important role in solving mathematical problems. However, there is a lack of empirical studies on the role of metacognitive skills in solving mathematical problems, particularly non-routine ones. Therefore, this study was undertaken to identify students' metacognitive skills and the impact of such skills on non-routine mathematical problem solving. By using a quantitative method, a total of 304 students in Johor Bahru district were involved in the study. A Self-Monitoring Questionnaire (SMQ) and a mathematical test were used in data collection. Data were analysed using descriptive and inferential statistics such as frequency, percentage, mean, the Mann-Whitney U test, and the Kruskal-Wallis H test. Results showed that the level of the students' performance in solving non-routine mathematical problems was very low. There was also a significant difference in the metacognitive skills among students with different performance levels in solving non-routine mathematical problems, and we concluded that these metacognitive skills should be emphasised in this process

    Collaboration among teachers in inclusive special education program classrooms

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    Collaboration between teachers and special education teachers is a vital factor in ensuring the success of the implementation of the Inclusive Education Programs especially in the teaching and learning aspects. Until 2016, there is no detailed document or information regarding how the collaboration is conducted or implemented in the inclusive classrooms. Therefore, this study is aimed to explore how collaboration is conducted and implemented in the Inclusive Special Education Program classrooms, particularly identifying the stage of collaboration the school are at and approach used in the inclusive classrooms. To achieve this, a survey questionnaire was used as an instrument for this study and it is conducted on 53 schools and 441 participants including headmasters, senior assistant principals for special education teachers, subject teachers and special education teacher. Results showed that most of the participants are at the “Starting a partnership” stage (mean score = 4.165, SD = 0.797). The type of collaboration approach that are usually being used is the “collaboration-consultation” approach (mean score = 4.10, SD = 0.721). This suggests that more action is needed to ensure the successful implementation of an inclusive program. This is because without done the recommended steps of collaboration, the inclusive may not carried out effectively. A successful inclusive classroom also can be achieved through multiple approaches of collaboration are implemented. Therefore, knowledge about steps and approaches of collaboration should be knowledgeable to general, special education teacher and also school administrators

    Multi-wavelength fiber laser with erbium doped zirconia fiber and semiconductor optical amplifier

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    Multi-wavelength hybrid fiber lasers are demonstrated in both ring and linear cavities using a fabricated Erbium-doped Zirconia fiber (EDZF) and semiconductor optical amplifier (SOA) as gain media. In both configurations, the a fiber loop mirror, which is constructed using a 3 m long polarization maintaining fiber (PMF) and a polarization insensitive 3dB coupler is used as a comb filter for the fiber laser. In the ring cavity, 10 simultaneous lines with peak power above -26 dBm is obtained at 1550 nm region. This is an improvement compared to the linear cavity configuration which has only 5 simultaneous lines observed from wavelength 1556.1 nm to 1563.0 nm with the peak power above -40 dBm. Both hybrid lasers has a constant line spacing of 1.7 nm, which is suitable for wavelength division multiplexing and sensing applications and shows a stable operation at room temperature

    Analyze of pilot reuse with achievable sum rate for massive MIMO cellular uplink

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    The last ten years have seen important developments of massive multi-input multi-output (MIMO) in wireless communication. Massive MIMO has currently been presented in the 5G wireless standards. The number of terminals is increasing with additional appliances. At the same time, high transmission sum rates and communication reliability are required. Moreover, the multi-cell MMSE scheme, which includes an uplink MMSE and MRT decoders. Furthermore, this paper focuses how the MMSE activities all obtainable pilots for interference suppression. Specifically, this paper investigates the spectral efficiency of the massive MIMO, pilot contamination, which MMSE exploits all available pilots for interference suppression, and estimated locally at every BS, to actively suppress both intra-cell and inter-cell interference. Consequently, the average sum rate is proportional with SINR, using the linear scheme all of MMSE, ZF and optimal MMSE, while the sum rate is reverse proportional with linear decoding MRT. Then, when the number of base stations increases, the linear schemes MMSE, ZF and optimal MMSE have more convergence, while when the number of BS decreases the linear decoding schemes only have convergence except for MRT. However, at high SNR a higher number of antennas achieve better than a low number of antennas

    Studi Insiden Energi Akibat Arc Flash Pada Subtation 6Dn PT. Chevron Pacific Indonesia

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    PT. Chevron Pacific Indonesia is an exploration company oil and gas fields, which is one of the combustible material. Therefore, the risk in case of technical and non-technical disruptions that could generate sparks it will be very fatal. One interference that may cause a threat to life safety of the workers is the arc. Large arc energy generated depends on the working time safety system due to short-circuit current interruption, the incident energy calculations will be used as a reference in determining the appropriate safety equipment for workers. From the calculation results based on the IEEE 1584 2002 obtained the magnitude of the incident energy is varied, depend on fault clearing time of protection system
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