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SAMPLE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS (MECHANICAL SECTION ONLY)

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POWER GENERATION: FACTS AND FIGURES

AKOSOMBO HYDRO PLANT Electricity is generated anytime there is a relative motion between conductors (commonly called wire) and a magnet. An electric generator is therefore a machine designed with conductors and magnets, requiring an external prime mover to create the needed relative motion. A common prime mover is a turbine, which is normally coupled to the rotating part of the generator. The electrical and mechanical plant in the powerhouse has undergone a regular maintenance program. In 1988, a study was initiated and completed, to determine the extent of the retrofit work required, and in 1989 the Akosombo Generation Station Retrofit Project (AGSRP) was started. Technical Details of the Akosombo Dam Maximum height from bedrock - 114m (374.00ft) Height at axis from bedrock - 111m (364.17ft) Height above tailwater level - 73.2m (240.15ft) Length of the main dam at crest - 660m (2165.33ft) Length of saddle dam - 355m (1164.68ft) Width of dam at bed of river - 366m (1200.77ft)...

NOTES ON CIVIL ENGINEERING, SURVEYING AND FIRE PREVENTION

Please the link below is the NOTES on the session of Civil Engineering and Surveying. There is also one on fire fighting and prevention feel free to download. CIVIL ENGINEERING NOTES 1 CIVIL ENGINEERING 2 SURVEYING NOTES FIRE FIGHTING AND PREVENTION

NOTES ON MACHINE PROCESS

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SAMPLE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS (MECHANICAL SECTION ONLY)

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