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Factors DC Machine Transformers Induction Machines Synchronous Machines Output Equation P a =C o D 2 Ln, where Pa=P/h for generators, Pa=P for motors For Single Phase Q=2.22 f B m A i K w A w d 10 -3 For Three Phase Q=3.33 f B m A i K w A w d 10 -3 Q=C o D 2 L n s KVA Input Q= HP * 0.746 / Cos f * h Q=C o D 2 L n s KVA Input Q= HP * 0.746 / Cos f * h For Turbo alternators Q=1.11B av ac K ws V a 2 L 10 -3 /n s Output Coefficient C o =B av ac* 10 -3 where Bav-magnetic loading and ac - electric loading DNA C o =11 K ws B av ac 10 -3 C o =11 K ws B av ac 10 -3 Choice of Magnetic Loading Flux Density in Teeth Frequency of Flux Reversals Size of machine DNA Magnetizing current, Flux Density, Iron loss Iron loss, Stability, Voltage Rating, Parallel Operation, Transient ShortCircuit current

The Mediocre teacher tells, The good teacher explains, The superior teacher demonstrates, the great teacher inspires...... William Arthur Ward If you are a teacher or a professor, you cannot survive with out technology and impress or inspire students of this generation. If you want to become a great teacher, here are some tools that you can use for your teaching and learning. The tools are characterised based on the categories. One or more of the tools can be used within or outside the classroom. Technology Tools for Teachers Presentation Tools MS Office (Power Point, Word and Excel) Libre Office (Its Free and open source) WPS Office (Its free, have support of all the MS Office files) Prezi (Its a tool for infographics and animations within presentation) MS Sway (This is from Microsoft and its a graphic content generation that can make the students learn the subject in a greater depth Keynote (for Apple machines). Others also can use through www.icloud

When Moodle is accessed either in Intranet or internet, there will not be any issue. But occasions when the MOODLE Site has to be accessed both in the intranet and in the Internet, here is a simple trick Server Used: IBM Blade Servers Operating system: Windows Server 2008 Moodle Version: 2.4 WAMP Server is used. Number of Users: 3000 (Students) + 200 (Faculty) Open the config.php from ~/moodle/config.php include these lines $CFG->wwwroot = 'http://'.$server_id.'/vitcc'; $CFG->dataroot  = 'C:\\wamp\\moodledata'; before the following line $CFG->directorypermissions = 07xx; Restart the WAMP Server and you can Check MOODLE Site both in Internet and Intranet. The above Image tells the intranet Link and the internet link can be opened outside the campus network

IF you have a website that runs with an IP address and you decide to move it to a domain, then here is the clear step.  Also this post will be helpful to you if you are running a same website by two different IP Address (One in campus and another outside the campus) Prerequisites: Your IP Address (Example): 172.16.1.10/site (Internal IP) Your IP Address (Example): 28.45.34.101/site (External IP) You want to move it to: example.com (instead of example.com/site) Step 1: Open the file /opt/lampstack-5.5.31-0/apache/conf/bitnami/bitnami.conf In the above file, Change these lines  (The bold lines are the changed ones) <VirtualHost _default_:80> DocumentRoot “/opt/lampstack-5.5.31-0/apache2/htdocs/site” <Directory “/opt/lampstack-5.5.31-0/apache2/htdocs”> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks AllowOverride All <IfVersion < 2.3 > Order allow,deny Allow from all </IfVersion> <IfVersion >= 2.3 > Require all granted </IfVersion> </Directory&g