Cyclone

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Cyclone Nargis - A Tsunami Scale Disaster?
by
Mark Boardman
Nargis formed into a tropical cyclone on April 27, 2008, in the central Bay of Bengal about 360 miles off of the southeast coast of India. Cyclone Nargis was, when it made landfall around the mouth of the Ayeyawaddy (Irrawaddy) river, about 220 kilometres south-west of Rangoon, a Category four storm on the Saffir-Simpson scale of hurricane strength, with sustained winds of 132 mph. Nargis is the deadliest cyclone to hit Asia since 1991, when 143,000 people perished in Bangladesh from a land-falling cyclone that year.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Cyclone-Nargis---A-Tsunami-Scale-Disaster?
id=1172973 - May 13, 2008
Operation Of Cyclone Dust Collector
by
Ange Perdu
When you decide to use a cyclone dust collector as your air cleaning device it is important to be knowledgeable in the operation of the dust collector. Cyclone dust collectors slightly differ from the rest of the dust collectors available on the market today.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Operation-Of-Cyclone-Dust-Collector
id=1179077 - May 15, 2008
Cyclone Aila and Its Aftermath - A Discussion on Subjective Media Coverage
by
Susanta Bhattacharyya
Cyclone Aila had hit the Bengal coast on Monday, 25th of May, 2009 and has left a massive trail of destruction in different parts of the state. The scale of destruction and the suffering of the effected people were unprecedented. The Benhal chief minister Buddhadev Bhattacharjee has appealed to all political parties to rise above narrow politics and work hand in hand to provide relief to the distressed people. The aftermath of the massive cyclone has once again uncovered the ruthless anti-CPI(M) face of the mainstream media establishment. The all out media surge against the Left, particularly against the CPI(M) obviously lead to the suspicion that the media might be working hand in glove for a much greater plan.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Cyclone-Aila-and-Its-Aftermath---A-Discussion-on-Subjective-Media-Coverage
id=2467616 - Jun 13, 2009
Severe Tropical Cyclone Yasi - Looking Into The Eye Of A Monster
by
Stephen Reeves
On the morning of February 2nd 2011 authorities upgraded Severe Tropical Cyclone Yasi to a Category 5 storm. It was described as a severe threat to life and property and more life threatening than any event experienced in recent generations. This system was 600 km in diameter and the eye of the storm was 35 kilometers. It was forecast to hit the north coast of Queensland, Australia between Cairns and Cardwell at midnight on February 3rd 2011. It was compared in size to Hurricane Katrina which devastated New Orleans in August 2005. Those residents who decided to stay and ride out Severe Tropical Cyclone Yasi were warned that they were about to experience the most terrifying 24 hours of their lives. It proved to be the largest and most powerful cyclone to hit Queensland in living memory.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Severe-Tropical-Cyclone-Yasi---Looking-Into-The-Eye-Of-A-Monster
id=5962907 - Feb 20, 2011
The Benefits of Applying EnerSys (Hawker) Cyclon Batteries
by
Robert Miller Jones
The EnerSys (Hawker) Cyclon battery is a battery brand name which uses 100% lead sealed cell technology which was first created in 1973 by the Gates Corporation. Technically, it's a valve-regulated lead-acid battery having a cylindrically wound body that's produced from a grid that's made the purest possible tin alloy and lead. It's prominent as one of the few battery brands that use lead-acid technology.
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Benefits-of-Applying-EnerSys-(Hawker)-Cyclon-Batteries
id=7426174 - Dec 17, 2012
The Old and Beautiful 1970 Mercury Cyclone
by
Astrit Kita
The 1970 Mercury Cyclone is a stylish version of its rivals from Chevy, Dodge, and other American muscle car brands like Plymouth and Oldsmobile. Although it's under the competition's performance ranks, the 1970 Mercury Cyclone is a true stallion if you consider it's interior and exterior looks.
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Old-and-Beautiful-1970-Mercury-Cyclone
id=3107914 - Oct 17, 2009
Why Buy Cyclonic Vacuums? History And Buying Advice
by
Molly Mcdonald
Why buy a cyclonic vacuum? Cyclonic vacuums have longer and better suction power. Regular bagged vacuums become clogged shortly after the first use. Clogged vacuums produce a lot less suction and put more dust and dirt into the air.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Why-Buy-Cyclonic-Vacuums?-History-And-Buying-Advice
id=936030 - Jan 18, 2008
What Are Cyclone Separators?
by
Ange Perdu
What are cyclone separators? Well, they are contraptions that uses centrifugal forces along with small amounts of pressure via a turning movement to divide dust particles into categories. The entire process of the cyclone and how the separators function is quite interesting.
http://ezinearticles.com/?What-Are-Cyclone-Separators?
id=1247246 - Jun 13, 2008
Cyclone Separator
by
Ange Perdu
Selecting a cyclone separator can be somewhat complicated. There are many different types of cyclone separators from which you can choose. When you come to the decision that you are in need of a cyclone separator being informed is half of the battle.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Cyclone-Separator
id=1179069 - May 15, 2008
The Powerful Cleaning Performance of the Cyclonic Vacuum Cleaner
by
Kevin Wynn
A cyclonic vacuum cleaner has powerful suction system that moves dirt into two channels, and then pulls it away out of the agitator to prevent it from being deposited back into the carpet. Many cyclonic cleaners are bagless, thus they can save you lots of money.
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Powerful-Cleaning-Performance-of-the-Cyclonic-Vacuum-Cleaner