Dear All,
I'm interested to know the sizes & max runs for Al & Cu busbar. To the best of my knowledge only 4 runs allowed.
Also various sizes of bus bar available in the market. Are they according to standards?
Also current rating as per size & runs?
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Greeting all,
Can any body give me some information regarding to saturation consideration difference in salient pole machines and iron rotor turbogenerators.
Dear,
I would like to join A 106 to SA 240 (type 316 L) with combination of welding process (TIG+SMAW)
Is it possible to weld using ER 316 L on root pass and ER 309 L on remaining passes
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Other beaches in Tulum, Mexico may be more famous but none is more beautiful than Zazil-Kin. The beach is wide, clean, and absolutely gorgeous, and because of its location at the far northern end of the three-mile long Hotel Zone, always uncrowded. The few intrepid tourists who do make it this far up the beach come to enjoy the laid-back beach bar or book walk-in beach dives with the Aquatic Dive Center, also located on the beach.
Gorgeous Zazil-Kin Beach has bamboo bars, dive shacks, and restaurants with sand floors
The beach bar is actually part of Zazil-Kin Cabanas, which are set behind the low dunes at the back of the beach, but the general public is welcome. Tropical frozen drinks and $2 icy cold beers are available at the simple thatched roof palapa bar, where customers can grab a low-slung chairs and relax in the shade provided by lush palms trees.
Offshore reef is close enough for divers to walk in from shore
An offshore reef lies quite close to shore, making Zazil-Kin Beach more placid than the southern beaches, as the reef protects the inner lagoon from heavy surf. The close proximity of the reef allows shore dives and on most days the Aquatic Dive Center strings a long line of the distinctive red and white diver flags in the sand as a reminder to boats that submerged divers are present.
During the hottest part of the day, Zazil-Kin Cabanas offer alternatives to baking in the midday sun. Follow the sand paths over the dunes and wind through the palms to their restaurant, a unique open-air facility where heavy wooden tables and chairs sink into a sand floor. The menu is simple, offering mostly sandwiches and fries, but the food is quite good and the prices are some of the most economical in Tulum. A massage area is also open to the public. Alternatively, the Tulum Mayan Ruins, located barely half a mile up the beach, are within easy walking distance.
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Monday was check out day. Our two Irish neighbours and the 3 English guys had decided they would tag along to Koh tao. We farwelled Power Beach resort and it's ohsolovely swimming pool bound for the ferry pier. We had booked and paid for a 12.30 ferry across to Koh Tao but when we got there the pier was packed packed packed with people. Everyone had the same idea as us.The system involved exch
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