PERFORMANCE EVALUTION OF TCT-80A (Part I)

Evaluation of clinical performance: Part I.

The literature review reveals there is a wide variation of approaches in applying the concepts of evaluation. In this first article, the principles of clinical evaluation have been discussed and subsequently applied to the unique educational situation involved in a nurse anesthesia educational program. The effectiveness of any evaluation program can be determined only after implementation, use ...

EVALUTION OF BUILDING’S VULNERABILITY TO EARTHQUAKE IN OLD PART OF SYLHET AND CONSTRUCTION SAFETY RULES

Abstract: Sylhet is the northeastern region of Bangladesh and probability of earthquake in Sylhet is higher than other areas of this zone. Among 27 wards, Ward no. 14 is one of the important largest Wards in Sylhet city and a densely populated one. It was clear from the survey works, 42.8% buildings are belongs to Building with RCC frame 54.03% buildings are Masonry buildings. Another interesti...

Performance Improvement of PEM Fuel Cells Using Air Channel Indentation; Part I: Mechanisms to Enrich Oxygen Concentration in Catalyst Layer

A three dimensional, compressible, steady, one phase flow of reactant-product mixture in the air side electrode of proton exchange membrane fuel cell (PEMFC) is numerically studied in this paper. The mixture is composed of three species: oxygen, nitrogen and water vapor. The performance of the cell is enhanced by partial blockage of the flow field channels. Various types of these blocks also ca...

Part] I I

Predicting performance in competitive apnoea diving. Part I: static apnoea.

Ever since the first deep diving competitions were organized, there has been debate about when the ultimate limits of human apnoeic performance will be reached, and which factors will determine these limits. Divers have thus far surpassed all former predictions by physiologists in depth and time. The common factor for all competitive apnoea disciplines is apnoeic duration, which can be prolonge...