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Analisis Sistem Pembumian untuk Mengamankan Instalasi Listrik di Program Studi Teknik Elektro Fakultas Teknik Universitas Udayana Jimbaran Bali
Authors: Setyawan Kadek rudi Andika , Janardana I Gusti Ngurah , Utama Ngakan Putu Satriya 
Published: November 2018

Setiap panel listrik bangunan gedung harus terkoneksi dengan sistem pembumian, agar instalasi listrik, peralatan dan manusia yang berada pada bangunan tersebut dapat terhindar dari bahaya arus atau tegangan lebih. Penelitian di lakukan untuk mengetahui karakteristik sistem pembumian (single rod, multiple rod s?L dan s?L, grid dan plate) dengan nilai resistansi ? 5 Ohm [2], yang dapat mengamankan instalasi listrik di Program Studi Teknik Elektro Universitas Udayan, dengan metode: mengumpulkan data tahanan jenis tanah (?) di lokasi Program Studi Teknik Elektro Fakultas Teknik Universitas Udayana, menghitung resistansi pembumian berdasarkan data hasil pengukur tahanan jenis tanah (?),menganalisis karakteristik sistem pembumian dengan tahanan jenis tanah (?) sesuai dengan syarat R ? 5 ? dengan metode single rod, multiple rod s<L dan s>L, plate dan grid.
Berdasarkan penelitian yang telah di lakukan, rho (?) di area Program Studi Teknik Elektro sebesar 256,224 ?-meter. Hasil analisis untuk mendapatkan nilai R ? 5 ? di dapatkan sistem pembumian single rod, dengan L = 82 meter, Rsr = 4,98 ?. Tipe multiple rod s?L, dengan L = 42 dan s = 40 meter, RM = 4,90 ?, sedangkan tipe multiple rod s>L, dengan L = 42 dan s = 43 meter, Rm = 4,98 ?. Tipe plate dengan ukuran plate 2x1 meter, di parallel sebanyak 10 lembar dan t = 4 meter besar Rp = 4,56 ? dan tipe grid dengan h = 3 meter, L = 1189 meter, besar RG 4,79 ?. Sistem pembumian yang memungkinkan di pasang adalah sistem pembumian tipe plate atau grid, karena penanamannya lebih dangkal di bandingkan dengan sistem pembumian tipe single rod, multiple rod s?L dan s>L mengingat tekstur tanah berbatu kapur.
Disain Turbin Model Nest-Lie Untuk Mikro Hidro
Authors: Jasa Lie , Ardana I Putu 
Published: November 2018

Abstract — Air merupakan salah satu sumber energi yang potesinnya besar dan tersebar di seluruh wilayah Indonesia. Masalah utama dari pembangkit tenaga air adalah debit air yang mengalir tidak kontinyu sepanjang tahun. Karakteristik lokasi masing-masing penempatan mikro hidro adalah unik. Sebuah mikro hidro yang ditempatkan pada lokasi tertentu diperlukan turbin yang sesuai dengan karakteristik lokasi yang ada. Dalam penelitian ini dirancang turbin untuk mendapatkan turbin model Nest-Lie jenis baru yang mengakomodir semua parameter lokasi yang ada. Metode yang dilakukan adalah (1). Memanfaatkan data lokasi untuk isiaiasi desain awal, (2). menemukan model matematis turbin, (3). membuat prototipe model untuk diuji di laboratorium, (4). Membuat model turbin yang sebenarnya untuk ujicoba lapangan. Hasil yang didapat dari penelitian ini adalah RPM pada roda turbin Nest-Lie menghasilkan perbedaan yang sangat signifikan, dengan tekanan pada 28 Psi yang terbaca pada menghasilkan RPM berkisar antara 157,2 -231,1 dimana sudut posisi untuk 0o. 5o, 10o, 15o. RPM tertinggi untuk sudut posisi 0o dan dengan pada sudut nozzle 22,5o. dan Sudut nozzle yang menghasilkan RPM tertinggi adalah pada sudut 22,5-25,5 dengan sudut posisi 0o-5o. Tekanan yang dihasilkan pada saluran nozzle bukan merupakan penjumlahan dari tekanan masing-masing, hanya terjadi peningkatan sebesar 27%. Dan RPM mengalami peningkatan sebesar 20%.
Kata Kunci— Mikro hidro, Turbin, Cross flow, Nest-lie
Heat Utilization of Incinerator Chimney as Electrical Energy using a Thermoelectric Generator
Authors: Syamsuddin Usman , Djafar Zulkifli , Tjandinegara Thomas , Djafar Zuryati , Piarah Wahyu Haryadi 
Published: November 2018

The thermoelectric generator (TEG) has long been used to produce electrical energy where when a temperature difference occurs between two different semiconductor materials, this thermoelectric element will produce a voltage difference and flow an electric current. This principle is known as the 'Seebeck effect'. This research was conducted to determine the electrical energy potential of the TEG module as an alternative energy source by utilizing chimney heat from an incinerator. The test was carried out with a variation of 1, 2 and 3 m chimney height with treatment without compaction and compaction of waste. The test results show that with 12 TEG modules arranged in series electricity can produce an output voltage with a maximum temperature difference of each ΔV 3,31 Volt ; ΔT 15,0 °C (1 m), ΔV 3,92 Volt; ΔT 17,8 °C (2 m), ΔV 4,84 Volt ; ΔT 22,0 °C (3 m) while the compaction of each value ΔV 6,34 Volt ; ΔT 29,2 °C (1 m), ΔV 7,69 Volt ; ΔT 35,2 °C (2 m), ΔV 9,09 Volt ; ΔT 41,5 °C (3 m). The potential power that can be produced is as big as 3,22 W (1 m); 4,56 W (2 m); 6,88 W (3 m) while the compaction of waste is equal to each value 11,80 W (1 m); 17,36 W (2 m); 24,25 W (3 m). The addition of chimney height variation resulted in an increase in the hot side temperature (Th), cold side (Tc) and temperature difference (dT) so that heat energy and power energy increased.
Study on Longitudinal Ship Strength Caused by the Placement of Beams and Girders on Upper Deck Side
Authors: Ardianti Andi , Nugraha Andi Mursid , Sitepu Ganding , Hamzah Hamzah , Khantari Ade , Baso Suandar 
Published: November 2018

The location of the beam and the deck girder of the ship can be effect on it is strength especially for the longitudinal strength due to the vertical wave bending moment. The objective of this study is to know the structural response of the ship due to vertical bending moment load on hogging and sagging conditions. The analysis is carried out by using Finite Element Method so-called ANSYSTM. The results shows that the stress occurring on the ship model with deck beam above the deck plate is larger than the ship model with deck beam under the deck plate. When the load with the variated of 0.2 x moment of vertical moment load, there is an increase of stress that occurs both on the deck area about 12% while on the bottom area about 0.98%. This study also conducted a stress comparison by using analysis methods with analytical methods. The results show that by the Stress differences that occur in the structure with the longitudinal deck beam and deck girder above are 14.1% on the deck and 7.1 on the bottom. Whereas in the structure with deck longitudinal deck eam and deck girder under there is a difference of 5.7% on the deck area and 3.5% in the bottom area of the ship. The stress that occur in both models have a difference that is not too far away and still under the permisible stress by the classification society so that both can be applied to the construction of a tanker.
A ÉTICA PÓS-MODERNA E O PROJETO LIBERAL-CONSERVADOR
Authors: Vares Sidnei Ferreira de 
Published: November 2018

<p>Pedro Goergen é Pós-Doutor em Filosofia pelo Institut für Bildunsforschung de Berlin. Professor titular aposentado da Faculdade de Educação da UniCamp. Atualmente é professor titular da Universidade de Sorocaba (UniSo) e professor convidado da UniCamp. Dedicou-se durante anos ao tema da educação e possui um número considerável de publicações sobre este tema, entre artigos, capítulos de livros e livros inteiros. Seu trabalho Pós-modernidade, Ética e Educação, publicado pela Editora Autores Associados, compõe-se de 108 páginas. Trata-se, portanto, de um opúsculo, que fora originalmente produzido para integrar uma coletânea, organizada por Claudinei Lombardi, pela mesma editora. Contudo, após a sua conclusão, o texto revelou-se inadequado àquela finalidade, devido a sua extensão. Por isso fora aconselhado a publicá-lo em formato de livro na série Polêmicas de Nosso Tempo. Dividido em quatro capítulos, o texto trás a tona o embate teórico entre modernos e pós-modernos, focando os temas da ética e da educação no contexto deste debate. <br /> Logo na Introdução o autor situa o leitor a respeito...</p>
Corona discharge and electrogasdynamic flows in the air
Authors: Stishkov Yu K , Samusenko A V , Ashikhmin I A 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
A corona discharge is closely related to the electrogasdynamic flows (electric wind) accompanying it. These phenomena have been considered in numerous studies and described in several monographs. Usually, they are investigated separately, because it is assumed that electric wind develops exclusively in the external region of the corona discharge. However, because a distinct boundary between the ionization layer and the external region is absent, the relation between these processes is being investigated in a number of current studies treating these phenomena in conjunction with each other. The results presented in this paper were mainly obtained in such studies.
Deux Frondes, un commerce : Rouen et Saint-Malo au milieu du xviie siècle
Authors: Etienne Baptiste 
Published: November 2018

Rouen et Saint-Malo sont indéniablement de taille
et d’échelle différentes durant l’époque moderne. Or, ces deux villes
marchandes entretiennent des liens étroits au cœur du xviie siècle. Les liens
politiques qui les unissent apparaissent dans les sources. Néanmoins,
la situation entre ces deux provinces voisines semble opposée. Comme
durant la révolte des Nu-pieds, une dizaine d’années auparavant, la
Normandie s’engage dans la Fronde alors que la Bretagne demeure
calme. Les liens commerciaux sont quant à eux omniprésents entre ces
deux ports. Se rencontrent des alliances parfois et, surtout, des
conflits et des procès importants. Le cas de Robert de La Fosse, un
marchand mercier de Rouen, est intéressant. Celui-ci fait de
Saint-Malo et de ses relations d’affaires sur place un relais
important de son trafic international et, en particulier, pour les
trafics espagnols.
Les communautés de Bretons dans le Levant espagnol
Authors: Montojo Montojo Vicente 
Published: November 2018

Dans les villes portuaires méditerranéennes espagnoles du Levant, de petites communautés de marchands bretons se forment après 1580. Elles durent jusqu'en 1670. Les Malouins Jonchee et Launay se sont d'abord installés à Carthagène et, à partir de cette cité, ils ont étendu leurs activités à Alicante et à Valence. Ils ont investi des secteurs d’activité, tels que le corail, la fabrication du savon et l'importation de la toile – de Vitré – en particulier, ainsi que du poisson. Julián Jonchee et Julián Launay ont rendu des services à Felipe II et Felipe III, en tant qu’asentistas ou fournisseurs de la marine, ainsi que comme traducteurs et négociateurs.
IMAGING TECHNIQUES FOR THE EVALUATION OF GRAPES IN WITHERING FOR AMARONE WINE PRODUCTION
Authors: Cisterna Barbara , Boschi Federico , Croce Anna Cleta , Podda Rachele , Zanzoni Serena , Degl'Innocenti Daniele , Bernardi Paolo , Costanzo Manuela , Marzola Pasquina , Covi Viviana , Tabaracci Gabriele , Malatesta Manuela 
Published: November 2018

Optical Imaging (OI) is an emerging field developed in recent years which can be a very versatile, fast and non-invasive approach for the acquisition of images of small (few centimetres) sized samples, such as layers of cells (in vitro), small animals (in vivo), animal organs (ex vivo) and innovative materials. OI was primarily developed for biomedical applications to study the progression of some pathologies and to assess the efficacy of new pharmaceutical compounds. Here we applied the OI technique to a completely new field: the study of food optical properties. In this case we exploited the optical properties of endogenous molecules, which are generally considered responsible of a background noise affecting the investigation. Here we used this sort of â€œnoiseâ€, named autofluorescence, to obtain information on the drying of Corvinone grapes employed for Amarone wine production. OI can provide interesting information and, inserted in a multimodal approach, it may be a real support to other techniques in the description of a biological phenomenon.
Mountains of “Green”: Analyzing the Visual Rhetoric of Mountaintop Removal
Authors: Bragg Rachel Lanier 
Published: November 2018

AbstractMountaintop removal has long been a contentious practice in the Appalachian Mountain region. It is fraught with complexities and controversies and is often positioned between debates about economic development and environmental sustainability. This conflict has been complicated by the movement toward green energy. Drawing on the principles and theories of document design, this paper analyzes how visual rhetoric is utilized in two documents, “Mountaintop Mining: Viewpoint” and “Appalachian Voices: Annual Report,” to communicate the relationship between mountaintop removal and environmental sustainability.
Untelling: Trampoline as a Text of Bliss
Authors: Woodford Annie 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Robert Gipe’s novel Trampoline meets Roland Barthes’s criteria for a modern novel because of its surprising use of a graphic form and a storyteller’s (or oral history) point of view that transcends the barrier between reader and narrator. It achieves these aims by its use of the surreal, placing it, in a uniquely Appalachian way, in the tradition of magical realism. Its use (or misuse) of magical realism is integral to its Appalachian identity, since magical realism is a form associated with cultures, like Appalachian, that have been abused by outside colonizing forces and corrupt government systems. This “oral history” novel’s breakdown of the fourth wall of fiction—point of view—contributes to this unsettling and pushes the form as well as the substance to reflect an unsettling of assumptions, an unsettling that is appropriate given the social and environmental devastation wrought by the extractive resource industry in Appalachia.
An Idea Before Its Time: Charles S. Johnson, Negro Columnist
Authors: Mellinger Gwyneth 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
In the mid-1940s, Claude Barnett of the Associated Negro Press developed a proposal for Fisk University sociologist Charles S. Johnson to write a weekly column for daily newspapers. Had the plan succeeded as they imagined, Johnson’s column, titled “A Minority View,” would have integrated the opinion pages of the white press. This paper documents the three-year history of the column, which had the indirect backing of the General Education Board, a Rockefeller-endowed philanthropy.
The White Art Teacher’s Burden: Aesthetics, Pedagogy, and Political Self-Awareness
Authors: Stabler Albert 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Beginning in 2010 with a project bearing the enigmatic title of the “Institute for Human Activities,” the Dutch artist Renzo Martens has been working on an effort to “gentrify the jungle,” raising funds for sustainable development through leveraging the cultural cachet of poor agricultural laborers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. While the project has been variously read as puzzling, quixotic, cynical, and visually unsatisfying, it resonates tellingly with much of the work done in the areas of social practice, political art, and progressive art education. In this article, I draw connections between Martens’s project and my own work as a White teacher working with low-income students of color in Chicago, and the difficulty of collaborating culturally from a place of both institutional authority and racial privilege. I focus specifically on Imagine Lakeside, a display of student work critiquing a neighborhood redevelopment initiative; on PROM, a show that I organized, of unorthodox student work curated by several art teachers; and on White Feelings, a group show of adult artists that I curated more recently while pursuing my PhD. My goal is to raise more general points about the parallel political implications of being a White practitioner in the world of fine art and in art education.
Commentary: Art (Education) of Governmentality
Authors: Kalin Nadine M. , Barney Daniel T. 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
This essay considers efforts to forefront knowledge dissemination at National Art Education Association (NAEA) National Conventions as a form of governmentality on art education scholarship. Starting with an analysis of the presenter policy as well as the review criteria, we consider how this rhetoric reflects neoliberal ideology and actually limits the potentials of the field for change, critique, and diversity of insights. From within this paradoxical space, we offer provocations, strategies, and quandaries. Through usurping the governmentality bearing down on thought and research dissemination, we join counter factions that have worked and continue to occupy the margins and centers of the NAEA National Convention.
Pretending to Be an Art Teacher
Authors: Francis Bart , Graham Mark A. , Barney Daniel T. 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
As teachers, we often experience fears of uncertainty and failure. These are moments of not knowing, or moments of the as-yet-unknown. We of en resist these moments by filling them with the known and patching them with standardized solutions, planning, and explanations. Schools impose rules, curricular designs, and classroom management on teachers. To resist these constraints, teaching can be a performance of un/doing, a place of anguish, of chance and risk. When Bart writes “Pretender” on his apron, he disrupts the ordinary relationship between teacher and students by sharing the unspoken vulnerabilities of teaching, learning, and art making. As a symbol of the teacher’s vulnerability, it also signals the possibility of failure as a generative stance for artistry and growth.
"This is absolutely gay!" - Homosexuality within the German Armed Forces
Authors: Näser-Lather Marion 
Published: November 2018

Drawing on Connell’s theory of hegemonic masculinity and Foucault’s concept of ‘dispositive’, this paper analyses historical and contemporary discourses on homosexuality within the Bundeswehr (German Armed Forces). I argue that the interconnected norms that shape the construction of homosexuality in the Bundeswehr – hegemonic masculinity as a core norm for male as well as female soldiers, and the dispositives of strength and equality – have different impacts on gay men and lesbians, empowering lesbian and devaluating gay soldiers. Through a discourse analysis of legal documents, internet forum discussions, drillmasters’ utterances, and interviews with gay and lesbian soldiers, I show how these gender norms and dispositives reflect the experiences of homosexual soldiers as well as their coping strategies.
The Battleground of Everyday Life: Balancing Motherhood and Career as a Danish Soldier's Partner
Authors: Heiselberg Maj Hedegaard 
Published: November 2018

Based on ethnographic fieldwork among Danish soldiers and their families, this article focuses on soldiers’ partners’ experiences of military deployment. The aim is to provide an understanding of the social consequences of deployment that goes beyond the scope of a specific military culture and into the intimate world of family relations. The article argues that examining the effects of military deployment on the homefront requires attention to the local and social context in which soldiers’ families live their everyday lives. In a Danish context, military deployment not only disrupts normal routines of everyday family life but causes an imbalance in the ‘moral economy of home’. From the perspective of soldiers’ partners, deployment challenges ideals of equal opportunity among partners outside the domestic sphere of home by preventing the women from pursuing their own careers and social engagements. Moreover, the absence of a parent challenges ideals of parenthood as a shared responsibility belonging to both parents, and consequently places the women in a precarious situation, where they continuously struggle to balance their time and social roles in and outside the home.
A Novel Dual Band Hexagonal Antenna for Bluetooth and Uwb Applications With Single Band Notched
Authors: Elhabchi M. , Srifi M. N. , Touahni R. 
Published: November 2018

This paper presents a regular hexagonal antenna for ultra wide bandwidth (UWB). Then this antenna is modified to obtain a dual band with single band notched.The Bluetooth band is integrated in ultrawideband (UWB) when the antenna is loaded by pair of inverted 𝛤-shaped strips.To avoid interference with the uwb systems , the wireless local area network of 5.72–5.825 GHz (IEEE 802.11a) is notched by incorporating a complementary split ring resonator (SRR) slot within the hexagonal shaped . The operating frequency ranges of the proposed antenna are 2.22 GHz - 2.52 GHz and 3.5 GHz - 10 GHz, which covers Bluetooth (2.4 GHz - 2.484 GHz) and UWB (3.1 GHz - 10.6 GHz) band, besides the range of Wlan (5.72 GHz - 5.825 GHz) with return loss more than 10 dB. The performance of the antenna is simulated and optimized by CST Microwave Studio and validated against using Ansoft HFSS . Surface current distributions is used to analyze the effects of the slot and strips. The antenna shows an acceptable gain over both Bluetooth and UWB bands. In the band notched regions, the gain reduces from its normal value to about 4 dBi at 5.75GHz.
Silver‐Catalyzed Hydrogenation of Ketones under Mild Conditions
Authors: Wang Shengdong , Huang Haiyun , Tsareva Svetlana , Bruneau Christian , Fischmeister Cédric 
Published: November 2018

AbstractThe silver‐catalyzed hydrogenation of ketones using H2 as hydrogen source is reported. Silver nanoparticles are generated from simple silver (I) salts and operate at 25 °C under 20 bar of hydrogen pressure. Various aliphatic and aromatic ketones, including natural products were reduced into the corresponding alcohols in high yields. This silver catalyst allows for the selective hydrogenation of ketones in the presence of other functional groups.magnified image
The Barrier to Proton Transfer in the Dimer of Formic Acid: A Pure Rotational Study
Authors: Li Weixing , Evangelisti Luca , Gou Qian , Caminati Walther , Meyer Rolf 
Published: November 2018

AbstractThe rotational spectra of three C‐deuterated isotopologues of the dimer of formic acid have been measured, thanks to the small dipole moment induced by asymmetric H→D substitution(s). For the DCOOH–HCOOH species, the concerted double proton transfer of the two hydroxy hydrogen atoms takes place between two equivalent minima and generates a tunneling splitting of 331.2(6) MHz. This splitting can be reproduced by a 3D model with a barrier of 2559 cm−1 (30.6 kJ mol−1) as obtained from theoretical calculations.
Stable (BIII‐Subporphyrin‐5‐yl)dicyanomethyl Radicals
Authors: Adinarayana Bellamkonda , Shimizu Daiki , Osuka Atsuhiro 
Published: November 2018

AbstractStable BIII‐subporphyrin‐substituted dicyanomethyl radicals were synthesized by SNAr reaction of meso‐bromo‐ or meso‐chlorosubporphyrins with malononitrile followed by oxidation with PbO2. Different from previously reported dicyanomethyl radicals that underwent σ‐ or π‐dimer formation both in the solid state and in solutions, subporphyrin‐stabilized dicyanomethyl radicals exist as monomers in solutions even at low temperature. DFT calculations revealed efficient spin delocalization over the entire subporphyrin. In the solid state, these radicals form weak π‐dimers with antiferromagnetic interactions depending on the crystal packing structures.
Robust design for the estimation of a threshold probability
Authors: Hu Rui 
Published: November 2018

AbstractWe consider the construction of robust sampling designs for the estimation of threshold probabilities in spatial studies. A threshold probability is a probability that the value of a stochastic process at a particular location exceeds a given threshold. We propose designs such that the estimation of threshold probabilities is robust to two possible model uncertainties: misspecified regression responses and covariance structures. To address these two uncertainties of this stochastic process, we average the mean squared error of the predicted values relative to the true values, over all possible covariance structures in a neighbourhood of the experimenter's nominal choice, and then maximize it over a neighbourhood of the fitted model. Finally, the maximum is minimized to obtain the robust designs. The Canadian Journal of Statistics 46: 470–481; 2018 © 2018 Statistical Society of Canada