Pranam In response to inbuilt stabilisers Mr Gopalakrishnan referred to V Guard advt why external stabilisers are needed without bothering about in built; he referred to that his friend who bought the MI TV reported mother board burnt. A voltage stabilizer is designed to automatically maintain a constant voltage level for the load(such as Air-conditioners, Refrigerators,Television sets) to prevent undue power failures. ● If your locality has a voltage fluctuation beyond the operating voltage limit, only then a voltage stabilizer is required for home appliances such as Air conditioners. The models which have S-UTR compressor there is no requirement of an extra voltage stabilizer as the Air conditioner automatically stabilizes voltage to prevent power failures.Therefore, there is no need to invest in a separate stabilizer. However if the AC doesnt come with an S-UTR compressor an external stabilizer is required to ensure long life of the product. The new Daikin unit has been specially designed to withstand the harsh conditions of the African and Near East markets, such as unstable power supply and corrosive environment.
The unit is equipped as standard with a built-in stabilizer. The Daikin inverter AC does not require any additional AVS (automatic voltage switch) to be installed, and is protected as standard against voltage fluctuation over current and power blackout. Daikin units are designed to have a longer lifetime with optimal performance compared to other non-protected equipment. Unrivaled Voltage Range of 160-265V The Daikin GTHT series is equipped with a built-in stabilizer allowing the unit to operate within an increased operating voltage range of 160 to 265V. No additional AVS is required. Standard equipments do not fail; I do not have stabiliser being used now , though I have about 8 or 9 stabiliser in the storage that was once used and in fine condition. MI is a product cheaply priced manufactured by "Xiaomi is a constituent of the Hang Seng Index, Hang Seng China Enterprises Index, Hang Seng TECH Index and Hang Seng China 50 Index." China products have my reservations on quality. KR IRS 31822 NB V Guard advt is self centered and we have to apply our reasoning. On Wed, 31 Aug 2022 at 04:54, gopala krishnan <[email protected]> wrote: > Sir, > Are you watching TV advertisement by V Guard about the importance of > stablisers. > About 1 month back a guest came to my home first noticed the new MI TV and > told his mother board got burnt in heavy lightening and rain, repaired > replacing parts and provided stabiliser for his newly purchased MI TV. He > desired at the earliest I should provide stabiliser. > Next day I provided stabiliser > Gopalakrishnan > > On Tuesday, 30 August, 2022 at 11:19:54 am IST, Rajaram Krishnamurthy < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > Pranam > Q9 Inbuilt stabilisers have become the order of the day KR IRS 30822 > > On Tue, 30 Aug 2022 at 04:47, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < > [email protected]> wrote: > > *CULTURAL QA 08-2022-30* > > *BEING A COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS* > > *Q1 Which Indian temples offer a free meal?* > > A1 Naman Atolia, Lives in Jaipur, Rajasthan, India > (2005–present)Sat > > *It's nearly impossible to name all but naming just a few of them:-* > > 1 Golden Temple Amritsar > > 2 The Sri Sai Sansthan Prasadalaya, Shirdi, Maharashtra > > 3 Jagannath Puri Temple Odisha > > 4 The Dharmathala Manjunatha Temple, Karnataka > > 5 ISCKON Temples > > 6 Tirupati Balaji Temple Tirupati Andhra Pradesh > > 7 Kukke Subramanya temple, Karnataka > > 8 Vaishno Devi Temple, Jammu > > 9 Guruvayur Temple, Kerala > > 10 Salasar Balaji Temple, Rajasthan > > Q2 Why are passenger trains faster than freight trains? > > A2 Subhasis Dutta Roy,20 years in Indian railways (including15 > yrs as Loco Pilot)Updated 1y > > *Something that runs has to stop when needed.* > > Do you travel on the highway? There you can see the passengers carrying > vehicle moves faster than goods carrying vehicle. > > Do you remember the momentum? It is applicable here. Momentum is mass > multiplied with velocity. *For the same velocity a goods carrying vehicle > has more momentum than a passenger-carrying vehicle.* > > High momentum means more effort need to stop. So to equal the stoppage > distance velocity may be reduced. So it is safe to run at a lower > velocity for good carrying vehicle. > > Sometimes it is seen on the highway that a good carrying vehicle moving > much faster speed than it should be. Because there is no particular speed > regulation for all goods carrying vehicle. All vehicle are own by the > individual owner. > > The phenomenon of momentum applies to railway movement. *But the railway > is organised and have a special design sector(RDSO) to look after the speed > of trains in every part*. They calculate the maximum speed of every > category of trains in Indian railways as per design band safety aspects. > > All the speed regulations are introduced as per safety. Railways always > keeping the factors of safety in the mind of passengers when calculation > the maximum speed limit. > > *Passengers train to have less momentum as it carrying only passengers*. > A freight train is longer than passenger train and carrying more mass than > a passenger train. So freight train has more momentum than a passenger > train having same speed. Now the railway can increase the speed of > passenger train in respect of momentum. So passenger train can run at > faster than a freight train. > > *But for some special freight trains their maximum speed is 100 kmph*. > Normally freight trains maximum speed varies from 65 kmph to 75 kmph as per > section. > > Trains or any other moving vehicles stop through application of brakes. > Here an important difference between the brake power of freight train and > passenger train. > > *Passenger trains run with 100 % brake power. In passengers coaches brakes > applies at both ends of every wheel. like this.* > > Freight trains run on not less than 85 % brakes power and brake applies on > one side of every wheel like this > > Here you can see brakes apply on one side of the wheel, free on another > side. > > *Passengers train will not run on the line if the train doesn’t have 100 % > brake power*. Freight will run on minimum 85 of brake power. > > So as per needs passengers trains runs faster than freight trains. > > Q3 Do green vegetables lose their nutrients when cooked? > > A3 Truvia Wellness,We have been into the health space for a while > now. Aug 23 > > You're not the only one who has ever questioned if boiling veggies > eliminates their nutrition. Yes, in a nutshell, but it gets trickier when > you pick different approaches. > > *It's crucial to consider each cooking method and how it impacts the > nutritional makeup of food in* order to better understand how veggies > lose nutrients when cooked. > > Boiling, Blanching and Steaming > > Cooking techniques involving water include boiling, blanching, and > steaming. In order to boil vegetables, they must be thoroughly submerged in > boiling water for a short period of time. > > *Blanching is the technique of quickly boiling or* steaming food for a > few seconds before stopping the cooking by immersing it in ice water or > cold running water. Vegetables are cooked by steam when they are steamed. > > These water-based cooking techniques cause the loss of nutrients including > vitamin C and B vitamins, which are water-soluble. However, not all > water-based cooking techniques are the same. > > *More than any other cooking method, boiling causes the greatest loss of > vitamin C. In fact, study* published in the Journal of Zhejiang > University in August 2009 found that boiling broccoli, spinach, and lettuce > might cause them to lose up to 50% of their vitamin C content. > > While some vitamin C is lost during the blanching process, it is less than > during boiling because of the shorter cooking period. According to the > Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, blanching also aids in reducing the > rate at which other vitamins and minerals are lost from vegetables. > > *Blanching removes dirt and certain germs that* might be harmful to your > health from the vegetables and may even help block the enzyme activity that > leads to product spoilage. > > *Given that the food isn't completely submerged in water, steaming is > regarded as one of the greatest methods for preserving and enhancing the > nutrients* in vegetables, including the water-soluble ones. > > For instance, steamed broccoli, spinach, and lettuce may only have a 9 to > 15% reduction in vitamin C concentration, citing study published in > Nutrition and Food Science in September 2013. > > Roasting and Grilling > > *According to the Mayo Clinic, roasting and grilling vegetables are > excellent methods of preparation* since they don't require the addition > of fats like butter or oil and are cooked using dry heat (either the oven > or the grill). > > These techniques will preserve more of the water-soluble nutrients, such > as vitamin C and B vitamins, than boiling, even if heat will still result > in some nutritional loss. > > Q4 Is the bitter melon (Momordica charantia) poisonous when ripe? > > A4 Lucia Garcia, Worked at Hospitals Sun > > Bitter melon (Momordica charantia) originated in India and is now widely > cultivated in tropical to temperate regions of the world. > > Bitter melon is rich in nutrients and has been used as a food and medicine > in many countries for thousands of years. > > Bitter melon can be used in cooking or eaten raw. Bitter melon is a common > vegetable in Asian cuisine. > > *Bitter melon is great to eat when it's green or early yellowing stage. At > this time, bitter melon have a pleasant bitter and astringent flavor.* > > As bitter melon ripens, it turns orange and then red, splitting into > segments, revealing seeds covered with bright red pulp. > > Fully ripe bitter melon loses many nutrients, and the pith becomes sweet > and edible, but the flesh of the melon will be far too tough to be eaten > anymore. > > *According to clinical reports, fully ripe bitter melon seeds are toxic > and should NOT be eaten.* > > Q5 Which city will be the next IT Hub after Bengaluru and Chennai > (India)? Why do you think so? > > A5 Shankar,Assistant at Unemployed Men Organization > (2014–present)Sat > > Chennai and Bangalore don't have future and Chennai is small city and > there is less IT and the people are not good and arrogant . Bangalore is > concrete dumpster with mean minded migrants . > > *Hyderabadi or Pune will surely beat Bangalore .* > > My money is on Pune, Pune would have better future and will definitely > develop in higher rate. > > Q6 Is it worth it to spend more than 1 lakh crore rupees on a > bullet train rather than building airports? > > A6 Deepesh Deomurari. Senior Art of Living Faculty, Pune, India > Updated 2y > > Yes - Very Very worthy. > > *Bullet train has capacity of 1250 passenger and 12 bullet trains can make > it run* - 1 bullet train every hour. 30,000 people per day or in one > month it can move an entire city to new location! *plane capacity is 200 > so it is just 15% of train capacity.* Airplane is two times expensive > than Bullet Train! In future, it will be made in India, generating atleast > 2 million employment! > > *Further, time is same - You have to go Airport 2 hours before time and > departure also take 30* minutes. So eventually it is the same time. In 6 > hours you can travel 1000+ km in bullet train at 320 km/hour. > > *Further train route can have 8–10 stations while planes can have only 1–2 > stops.* > > India is a big country and bullet train is very much needed. For example, > If I travel from Bangalore to Jabalpur, it takes 36 hours! In bullet train > it will be 6 hours (including stoppage). So, I can go to hometown whenever > i want. Fare of Bullet train will be near AC II tier. So most of us will be > able to afford occasional/urgent unavoidable travel. > > We are already very late in introducing bullet trains. It will give very > heavy boost to Tier II and Tier III cities; which are deprive of very heavy > investments due to connectivity limitations. > > Also remember, Japan has given soft loan and considering inflation, Bullet > Train is almost Free for India as it is under Public Private Partnership. > > Lets connect and help in making India a superpower – > > Q7 Indian Railways: How's it decided to keep x number of seats in > RAC & then introduce the wait list after the x number of reservations is > exceeded? > > A7 Prashant Tiwari, Indian Railways Enthusiast3y > > Reservation Against Cancellation (RAC) is a type of ticket which ensures > certainty of travel, *it does not guarantee a berth. A berth is split > into 2 seats for 2 RAC ticket holders.* > > A RAC ticket holder is given an empty berth if: > > If there are any last minute cancellations. If any quota remains > unsold. > > If any confirmed ticket holders are given a free upgrade according to seat > availability in upper class. > > If this happens the other RAC ticket holder can then convert the 2 seats > into a berth. > > RAC8/RAC2 means that when the ticket is purchased, it was the 8th such > ticket under RAC category, which has moved 6 places after 6 cancellations. > > *Only Side Lower Berths are allotted to RAC ticket holders.* > > Let us know with an example How RAC is decided? > > Let us assume an ICF coach train has 11 sleeper class coaches. There are > 72 berths in an ICG coach. > > i.e., 72 × 11 = 792 berths. > > A coach contains 9 side lower berths so No. of side lower berths in all > coaches are > > 11×9 =99 berths > > *Now, 35 % of 99 berths are reserved for the preferences ( senior citizen > , divyang , pregnant women etc.) = 35 berths(appròx).* > > Now, we have > > 99–35 = 64 berths remaining. > > *For the 64 berths, total no. of 128 RAC tickets will be booked and then > first waiting list ticket will be issued.* > > Note: This data is an approximate data and it may differ in every train. > > It also depends on the number of Quotas available in the train. > > *My note- What about Thatkal quota of 30% of births? And thatkal w/l. I > think the answer did not* consider it.The calculation has to be done > after deducting 30% tatkal quota. > > Q8 Why do planes have to wait for other planes before taking off > from the airport, even though they are not going in the same direction? > > A8 Andrew McGregor, Flown several types of light aircraft. Aug 20 > > *If they’re using the same runway… wake turbulence:* > > The airplane may be long gone, but its wake can be sitting right in the > middle of the runway, just waiting to turn a departing airplane upside down > into a very bad day. So, ATC have a timer running, and departures have to > wait for the timer to expire before they can leave. It’s set to a time that > depends on the weight of the departing aircraft and the weather. > > *Two parallel runways can be close enough that wake separation is needed > between them,* although this is somewhat reduced because usually one > would be used for arrivals and one for departure… so if there is any > crosswind at all, you put the arrival runway upwind, and it’s no longer a > problem. > > Q9 What happens if the stabilizer of an air conditioner is not > working? > > A9 Gopala Krishnan,Former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 at > Department of Telecom (1966–2004)Just now > > Call the stabilizer company. They will rectify the defects and put back, > In the mean while if the AC has to work *one can connect the circuit > breaker output with AC Unit directly c*onnecting the cables from the > equipment together *by a qualified technician* > > Q10 What are some of the interesting facts about India? > > A10 Akshay Jain,Founder at Custombaba (2016–present)Updated 7y > > At Sri Venkateswara Temple in Tirumala, better known as Tirupati, the > laddu is superceded only by the lord. The taste and aroma of these besan > (gram flour) confections—saturated with ghee, raisin, nuts, cardamom, and > edible camphor—draws millions of devotees to this temple town in Andhra > Pradesh, eager for a bite of the holy spirit. *In 2009, it received > country-wide fame when it was given the Geographical Indication.* > > As with all enterprises associated with large temples, the laddu’s vital > stats are spectacular. *More than 2.78 lakh sweet balls are rolled out > every day by an all-male, all-Brahmin potu (kitchen) staff of 350.* The > kitchen uses around 10,000 kilos of ghee, 12,000 kilos of besan, 2,000 > kilos of cashewnuts, 1,000 kilos of raisins, 300 kilos of cardamom, 600 > kilos of sugar crystals, and 25,000 kilos of sugar daily. > > *Over the years, the production of the sacred sweet has undergone many > changes in size, protocol for distribution, and cooking technology*. The > recipe however, has remained the same for many years (some say 300). The > laddu even overshadows the other prasadams distributed by the temple > management trust, Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams, including pulihora > (tamarind rice) and chakkara pongal (sweet rice), which are served in small > leaf bowls. > > *Given that this is the world’s most visited Hindu shrine, the sale of > laddus is rationed*: Only two are given per darshan token, except in the > case of certain paid rituals. Even VIP devotees have to request for extra > laddus above their quota—sometimes, with the help of recommendation letters. > > *All the above QA are from Quora website on 29-08- 2022. * > > *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .* > > *Compiled **and posted by R. 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