Workman in hospital after 'coming into contact with power cable' in Maryhill, Glasgow
There were reports of power cuts in the surrounding area following the incident at 12.35pm.
by Sally Hind, Julie Dunnett, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/sally-hind/, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/julie-gilbert/A workman has been taken to hospital following an incident in the Maryhill area of Glasgow.
He is understood to have come into contact with a power cable while working in Shawpark Road around 12.35pm today.
Emergency Services rushed to the area and the man who's in his forties was taken to Glasgow Royal Infirmary.
There were reports of power cuts in the surrounding area following the incident.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "Police Scotland attended at Shawpark Road in Glasgow around 12.30pm on Thursday, 14 November following a report of a man having suffered an injury while working in the area.
"The man has been taken to hospital for treatment. The Health and Safety Executive has been made aware."
A Scottish Ambulance Service spokesperson said: "We received a call at 12.35pm today to attend an incident in Maryhill.
"We dispatched our trauma team, our special operations team, an advanced practitioner, one ambulance and a paramedic response unit to the scene.
We transported one male patient in his 40s to Glasgow Royal Infirmary.”


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Based on a scorpion design it uses plastic as a base for all of the components. A servo is mounted sideways to which a scorpion tail shaped weapon is attached.
A plastic potato cutter was used as a base to attach all of the remaning components. In this case a cutting knife has been taped to a servo.
Polyethilene has been cut, N20 Dc motors have been used for the wheels.
A round can has been squared and some holes made on its side to fit the motors. Tape has been used to stick everything together.
Simple box design using foam and hot glue with a base made of hot glued wooden sticks.
Simple box design using carboard and tape.
Both sides of the can have been opened to make space for the motors, the motors inside have been hot glued to the can. A front piece of plastic stops the can from rolling on itself.
This wedge was 3d printer with already made holes for the continuous servo motors.
This setup doesn’t require any programming or knowledge of electronics, just plug and play! It is cheap and effective, this way you can focus on building the chassis of your dreams.
Whereas normal servos are position controlled, continuous servos are speed controlled. They are slower than DC motors but their advantage is that they can be directly plugged into the RC receiver.
BuyReceives signals from the rc transmitter, can be used to plug in all the other components.
BuyA very compact battery that can provide a lot of current to the system. Ideal for supplying motors. The number before the S represents the number of 3.7 voltage cells in the battery. 2S would be 2 x 3.7 = 7.4 volts. The capacity is 260mAh, it means that if a steady current of 260 milliAmperes were drawn from a fully charged battery then the battery would last one hour. Sometimes the battery will have to be changed before the predicted time. This is because as the battery discharges its voltage will drop and this lower voltage may or may not allow the circuit to work properly, digital circuits are especially susceptible to this, since they require, for example the Arduino, 5 volts or above to work.
This setup is easy to assemble and doesn’t require any programming, it allows for a more powerful robot, but it is more costly.
Easy to fit on the shaft of a DC brushed motor because of their shape, doesn't require any glue or fittings.
BuyThey are to most commonly used motors, depending on their internal gear ratio they come in 400, 500, 600 rpm (top speed). The 400 rpm is slower but more powerful. Requires soldering of the motor leads. When selecting a battery for a system with a DC motor then remember that: the higher the voltage applied to a motor, the higher the speed. While the higher the force required by the motor to move, the higher the current it's going to draw.
BuyESC stands for Electronic Speed Controller. They come in all varieties suitable for different types of motors. Specifically, this device connects to 6-12 Volt Brushed DC motors and controls their speed based on the signal from the receiver. No programming or manual configuration required.
BuyReceives signals from the rc transmitter, can be used to plug in all the other components.
BuyA very compact battery that can provide a lot of current to the system. Ideal for supplying motors. The number before the S represents the number of 3.7 voltage cells in the battery. 2S would be 2 x 3.7 = 7.4 volts. The capacity is 260mAh, it means that if a steady current of 260 milliAmperes were drawn from a fully charged battery then the battery would last one hour. Sometimes the battery will have to be changed before the predicted time. This is because as the battery discharges its voltage will drop and this lower voltage may or may not allow the circuit to work properly, digital circuits are especially susceptible to this, since they require, for example the Arduino, 5 volts or above to work.
Light-weight, easy to cut with a knife cutter and quite sturdy. Recommended thickness of 3mm or less.
BuyLight weight, also easy to cut and very cheap, it can be recycled from old packaging. Comes in all shapes and sizes. Good as extra armor and padding.
BuyVery resistant, can handle most attacks at this level. 1.5 mm thicknesses can be cut with scissors. Being hard to bend it can be used to create weapons and wedges to get under your opponents.
BuyWith 3D printing you can create very precise wedges and shapes, the material is resistant to most attacks and very lightweight. You can design the chassis on student free CAD software such as Fusion 360 or Google Sketchup then send the STL it to a slicing software to generate the 3D-printable GCODE file. Some 3D printers open for access to Queen Mary students are in the maker space.
Straws, old bottles, old tupperware, tin cans, aluminium foil etc... can be used to create interesting robots.
They are the most reliable and safe way of binding all of your components together, however they arequire more space and planning. Reccomended size of M2.
BuyHot glue is stronger than tape and very useful if you are short on time.
Tape is useful. Most builds only use tape. Any kind of tape will work but the stickier the better!


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Marine E reveals identity and suicide attempt
by Claire JonesAn ex-Royal Marine acquitted of the murder of a wounded Taliban fighter has told the BBC he tried to kill himself after hitting "rock bottom".
Sam Deen, known until now as Marine E, admitted that in Afghanistan in 2011 he offered to shoot the insurgent, who was then killed by Sgt Alexander Blackman - also known as Marine A.
"I didn't feel like I did anything wrong," Mr Deen said.
He believes not killing him would have risked British casualties.
"He was going to die anyway. He was probably already dead," he told the BBC's Victoria Derbyshire programme.
Mr Deen is speaking out for the first time, after a military court lifted an anonymity order.
The insurgent who was killed had been seriously injured in an attack by an Apache helicopter. He was shot by Blackman in the chest at close range with a 9mm pistol in Helmand Province, Afghanistan.
Mr Deen admitted he had told comrades: "Let's just put one in his head, let's just do it."
He added: "I said, 'I'll shoot him'."
The ex-Marine said that at the time the group had felt "exposed", having stormed a Taliban compound.
"We were like, 'What are we doing here? Let's just get out of here'," he said.
"I was trying to influence it in a way to try and hurry up and get things done - and fit in as well."
Once the Taliban fighter had been shot, he said, "It was like, 'Right that's done, let's just go'.
"It had to be that way. He was going to die anyway."
Mr Deen said he was in Gibraltar - in October 2012 - when he first heard he was to be charged by British police.
"I was like... 'How can you charge me with full-on murder when I didn't kill anyone?'
"The whole situation was used as a scapegoat for the military. They had to be seen to be doing something.
"If they were going to do that, they should bring up thousands of cases in every single war."
Four months later Mr Deen was acquitted of the murder charge. He left the Royal Marines in 2015.
It was then, he said, that his mental health suffered.
'Panic attacks'
"I left the blanket of the military, the cover of protection, and then you're just a civilian now.
"I just totally went off the rails... hit rock bottom in my mind, in my brain."

"I was having panic attacks. I just thought, 'I don't want to live like this anymore'. I tried to take an overdose.

Blackman, Mr Deen's former comrade, was initially convicted of the insurgent's murder.
This was reduced to manslaughter on appeal and he was released from prison in April 2017, having served more than three years.
He told the Victoria Derbyshire programme that after a "difficult" time he was now moving on from the incident, ensuring it did not "define who I am".
"I look back and there's a lot to be proud of [from my time in the Royal Marines], I did a lot of things," he said.
Blackman has now started a new role with forces charity ExFor+, supporting veterans returning to civilian life.
"The Royal Marines family as a whole have been very welcoming, very supportive when I've needed it. So for me it's not been too bad at all," he explained.
When Blackman was released from prison in 2017, judges were told he had a recognised mental illness at the time of the killing, in September 2011.
He said this had been "situation and location-specific", and he was no longer suffering the same effects.
But he said more needed to be done to help those who were struggling and "perhaps slip throughout the cracks".
"I've had colleagues I've worked with who, unfortunately, have taken their lives recently since they've left service, because they were struggling with mental health issues and they've kept it bottled up," he said.
One of those being helped by ExFor+ is Mr Deen, who has challenged himself to climb the "seven summits" - the highest mountains across the seven continents of the world.
"Week by week, day by day, I'm changing," he said.
"When I started climbing it gave me the boost I needed, like I'm achieving something."


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Social network penetration worldwide is ever-increasing. Social networking is one of the most popular online activities with high user engagement rates and expanding mobile possibilities. Due to a constant presence in the lives of their users, social networks have a decidedly strong social impact. The blurring between offline and virtual life as well as the concept of digital identity and online social interactions are some of the aspects that have emerged in recent discussions.
Some people may be starting to come to grips with the fact that social media isn’t so great for mental health. Others may think that getting on it will give them a boost—but especially depending on how you spend your time on it, you may well feel worse after using. Plenty of studies have found correlations between higher social media use and poorer mental health, including depression, anxiety, feelings of loneliness and isolation, lower self-esteem, and even suicidality.
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Zanu-PF hits back at Julius Malema
by Staff ReporterThe Zanu-PF youth league has lashed out at South Africa’s Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema for calling for a stop on the attacks against former First Lady Grace Mugabe.
Malema on Tuesday, in a veiled attack on Zanu-PF, said it was foolish to attack Grace for the sins of her late husband and former Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe.
He said it was an act of cowardice to target Grace calling on her tormentors to accept that they were defeated politically by Mugabe when he was still alive.
Zanu-PF youth league secretary general Tendai Chirau warned Malema against believing “lies” that he was told by Grace and the G40 faction.
“Stop being a misinformed willing tool of the fallen greedy cabal. Some elementary historical lessons for you. Grace and her family are trying to resurrect the colonial land Apportionment Act of the 1930s where a few owned large tracts of land and the majority had none,” said Chirau.
“One man one farm policy is the new trajectory which the ED (Emmerson Mnangagwa) led government is pursuing. The war of liberation was not fought for the benefit of a single family but for indegenes.”
In the past weeks, youths reportedly linked to Mnangagwa raided Grace’s properties as revenge for tormenting him during the Zanu-PF factional wars in 2017.
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鼓舞人心的英文演讲，每个人对成功的定义不同，但总的来说想要获得成功，成为成功人士，以下十条内容是应该要做到的。
原始演讲内容 Original speech content：
Success means different things to different people. For some, success might mean financial achievements: becoming a millionaire for example. For some, it might mean accolades, for sportsmen it may mean trophies, championships or medals. For some, being successful might simply mean achieving a state of wellness, health or happiness. Whatever it means to you, take note of these 10 habits of all successful people. They apply to any area, and any meaning of success.
1. They Set GOALS.
You’ve probably never met a successful person who doesn’t set goals, because the chances of you finding what you want without a clear target to move toward are right around zero. If you don’t know where you are going, you will end up some place you didn’t plan to be. Setting goals should be the NUMBER ONE priority for anyone seeking success. Define exactly what it is you want – your END GOAL. Break down exactly what is required to get there – MINI GOALS. Make sure your why, your reason for doing what you must do is strong. So when you hit those roadblocks, when things go wrong as they always do, you have the strength and purpose to keep going.
2. They Take Responsibility For Their Life.
Another key attribute of all successful people is they take complete responsibility for the success and the failures in their life. Unlike the majority, they never play the victim role. If something doesn’t work out, they don’t blame others – they learn the lesson, learn one more way NOT to do something, and move on quickly. Your energy is always best spent in the present, and planning for the future. Your thought process should always be “how can I make this work” and “what can I learn from this”. Never living in the past or making excuses as to why you aren’t where you should be. Remember EVERYONE suffers setbacks, everyone has the opportunity to either blame others and circumstances, or to focus on moving on and creating a better future, regardless of what has happened, you decide what you do now.
3. They Have Great Self Discipline
Discipline is a strong trait of all successful people, and it is one that can be developed with consistent use. Anyone that works from home or unsupervised knows the importance of self discipline – when you’re alone will you choose to go through social media, watch cat videos on YouTube, or do something that will be beneficial for your future? It is much easier to have discipline if you have clear goals and a meaningful purpose, something that is much more important than meaningless distractions.
4. They Are Obsessed With Self Development
You can’t really claim to be successful if you have given up working on yourself. This doesn’t mean you are never satisfied, just that you know it is human nature to want to grow and learn new things. Be open to learn new things and develop your mind, through mentors, audio books and reading. The more you learn the more you will earn financially and spiritually.
5. They Read. A LOT!
Reading is a common past time of many highly successful people. The majority these days can’t sit alone for 2 minutes without becoming “bored” picking up their phone to go on social media, probably to post about how bored they are. Successful people you however are almost always happy to be alone, to be alone in quiet, to have the opportunity to read or listen to something that will benefit their mind, and their future. If you’re not a reader, try audio books. You can play them in your car, in the gym work while you shower, and use time that might normally be wasted to gain new skills, new strengths.
6. They Manage Their Time Well
Time management is essential to success. Unsuccessful people usually get stressed and overwhelmed when there are too many tasks on their to-do list.
7.   Successful people know that there will be times they will need to take risks in order to get where they need to go. Often most people won’t take those same risks for fear of failure, however the greater failure to successful people would be that of regret. Risk going for the life you want, or guarantee living with one you don’t want.
8. They Keep Going When They Suffer Failure & Setbacks
We all suffer setbacks. Every single person that attempts to live their dream life will suffers through failure, many of them might even lose everything. Most quit, the successful never quit. They keep going, knowing their greatest character is formed in adversity. Knowing their success story is being written in every moment, and it will be especially good now they have a comeback story.
9. They Find A Way To Win
Successful people FIND A WAY. Period. Whatever life throws their way, they deal with it, dodge it, smash through it, whatever is required they find a way to win. It’s the whatever it takes mentality. It’s the confidence in knowing whatever happens, I will give my all and leave nothing on the table. I WILL FIND A WAY TO WIN!
10. They Do What They Love
If you are not doing what you love, you can’t really claim yourself a success. Spending the majority of your working hours also known as the majority of your life doing things you hate for money is not successful living. It’s torture to the soul. If you need to suffer doing something you don’t like to get to a life you love, do that, but do not lose sight of exactly that, your ultimate purpose, find your life purpose think of all the things you love to do more than anything in the world, then brainstorm how you can turn those passions into profit.
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No matter how often you backup, if you never test your recovery procedures - you’ll be surprised when it comes to it. So let’s make a recovery plan and give it a test.
Back up user files
Having ~/.config/borgmatic/config.yaml in place it’s just one command:
borgmatic create
Disaster happens
I see two options:
- I just need to move my digital stuff to a new machine.
- I’ve lost access to my current machine.
Let’s follow the first option for now and prepare everything to migrate smoothly.
Make a raw disk image
Let’s define what the disk image should be.
;; NOTES: this image is WIP and requires patching guix
;; - https://issues.guix.gnu.org/62223
;; - https://git.sr.ht/~abcdw/rde/tree/044de83e980b7038b87d27a090aef24229df85eb/src/gnu/services/home.scm
(use-modules (gnu system) (gnu system image)
(gnu image) (gnu home)
(gnu services home))
(define (operating-system-with-homes os homes)
(operating-system
(inherit os)
(packages
(cons (@ (gnu packages backup) borg)
(operating-system-packages os)))
(services
(cons
(service guix-home-service-type
(map (lambda (p)
(cons (car p)
(home-environment-with-provenance (cdr p))))
homes))
(operating-system-user-services os)))))
(image
(inherit efi-disk-image)
(operating-system
(operating-system-with-homes
(operating-system-with-provenance (load "./vm.scm"))
`(("sarg" . ,(load "./vm-home.scm")))))
(volatile-root? #false))
And then ask guix
to produce it.
guix system image image.scm
The following derivations will be built:
/gnu/store/q0gvw0s79wkjlanfq4yjjyf2f9ddk4iq-disk-image.drv
/gnu/store/dp0p01bzgb9aarzx040iv7k5w1r7z5xx-genimage.cfg.drv
/gnu/store/kr39hrsyvwp17ny5hcrj6ynfn56i2cq8-partition.img.drv
/gnu/store/758yrvd3m7016i5vflzjyg9232j75k2r-system.drv
/gnu/store/58xsyrsaqaqh3dsxzb7zc0h72v7ha3as-etc.drv
/gnu/store/5kifgf0yqnki7k9wg0a8jlviqibirmxy-activate.scm.drv
/gnu/store/rqyl2kcj5q84daw4qriza38l0vkrax0m-activate-service.scm.drv
/gnu/store/5lnmmgrgpy58nnkcpy8z22a0kf54yv0k-boot.drv
/gnu/store/ri65rz6rgh5kv6ff8g2q313fr9fjd5ac-provenance.drv
/gnu/store/z62g9qwy9k65awaaxg2f3jzdadsk5iha-grub.cfg.drv
/gnu/store/x1zyd14c5xnpd51ql6bcfdv0q06nla8a-partition.img.drv
building /gnu/store/ri65rz6rgh5kv6ff8g2q313fr9fjd5ac-provenance.drv...
building /gnu/store/58xsyrsaqaqh3dsxzb7zc0h72v7ha3as-etc.drv...
building /gnu/store/rqyl2kcj5q84daw4qriza38l0vkrax0m-activate-service.scm.drv...
building /gnu/store/5kifgf0yqnki7k9wg0a8jlviqibirmxy-activate.scm.drv...
building /gnu/store/5lnmmgrgpy58nnkcpy8z22a0kf54yv0k-boot.drv...
building /gnu/store/758yrvd3m7016i5vflzjyg9232j75k2r-system.drv...
building /gnu/store/z62g9qwy9k65awaaxg2f3jzdadsk5iha-grub.cfg.drv...
building /gnu/store/kr39hrsyvwp17ny5hcrj6ynfn56i2cq8-partition.img.drv...
building /gnu/store/x1zyd14c5xnpd51ql6bcfdv0q06nla8a-partition.img.drv...
building /gnu/store/dp0p01bzgb9aarzx040iv7k5w1r7z5xx-genimage.cfg.drv...
building /gnu/store/q0gvw0s79wkjlanfq4yjjyf2f9ddk4iq-disk-image.drv...
And the disk image is: /gnu/store/rj2i98lw7vjj0k48dbwfs0q9aqnd9nxk-disk-image
Let’s check its partition table:
fdisk -l $disk_image
Disk /gnu/store/rj2i98lw7vjj0k48dbwfs0q9aqnd9nxk-disk-image: 2.32 GiB,<PHONE_NUMBER> bytes, 4860816 sectors
Units: sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes
Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
Disklabel type: gpt
Disk identifier: 389B45C2-0EC7-42EC-9D96-49B40F820311
Device Start End Sectors Size Type
/gnu/store/rj2i98lw7vjj0k48dbwfs0q9aqnd9nxk-disk-image1 2048 83967 81920 40M EFI System
/gnu/store/rj2i98lw7vjj0k48dbwfs0q9aqnd9nxk-disk-image2 83968 4860775 4776808 2.3G Linux filesystem
And filesystems labels are:
alias kpartx=$(guix build multipath-tools)/sbin/kpartx
kpartx -av $disk_image >/dev/null
lsblk -o NAME,FSTYPE,FSVER,LABEL,UUID /dev/loop0
kpartx -d $disk_image
NAME FSTYPE FSVER LABEL UUID
loop0
|-loop0p1 vfat FAT16 GNU-ESP 572A-DDF3
`-loop0p2 ext4 1.0 Guix_image f6bc8ad8-ff1a-1754-eb2b-35d0f6bc8ad8
Note that the partition labels chosen by guix system image
are not taken from
the operating-system
definition. They’re hardcoded in the guix
sources and
therefore I have to hardcode the same values in my operating-system
. Without
matching labels the system would just refuse to boot as they’re used in the EFI
loader to find the boot partition and also in the fstab
.
LABEL=Guix_image / ext4 defaults
LABEL=GNU-ESP /boot vfat defaults
Putting disk image on a real machine
I have a Ventoy USB stick with Lubuntu Live CD on it. Let’s just copy the resulting image to the stick. Note, you might need to follow this recipe: Access USB stick on live ISO as by default the USB drive will not be accessible.
eval $(lsblk -P -o LABEL,MOUNTPOINT | grep Ventoy)
cp $disk_image $MOUNTPOINT/guixdisk.img
eject $MOUNTPOINT
And then reboot to the Live CD environment and run the following provisioning script.
dd /media/lubuntu/Ventoy/guixdisk.img of=/dev/sda status=progress
parted /dev/sda print
# Warning: Not all of the space available to /dev/sda appears to be used, you
# can fix the GPT to use all of the space (an extra 346740088 blocks) or
# continue with the current setting?
# Fix/Ignore? fix
parted -s /dev/sda resizepart 2 100%
fsck -y -f /dev/sda2
resize2fs /dev/sda2
reboot
Restoring backup
Log in as root (password is empty)
borgmatic
and borg
are baked in the disk image, use it to restore /storage
mkdir -m 0700 /storage && chown sarg:users /storage
mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt
cd /
latest=$(borg list --last 1 --short /mnt)
# borg manual recommends using the same user which made the backup
su sarg -c "borg extract /mnt::$latest"
exit
Revitalising Guix
guix-home
profile is already in the image and it’s activated using a one-off
shepherd service. It takes some time, so don’t rush to log in under your user.
Check herd status guix-home-sarg
first and /var/log/messages
.
passwd root
passwd sarg
login sarg
cd /storage/devel/dotfiles/guix
guix pull -C /run/current-system/channels.scm
sudo guix system reconfigure system.scm
guix home reconfigure home.scm
# app-specific restore commands
doom sync
mu init -m ~/.mail
mu index
logout # sarg
logout # root


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- Embedded firmware etcClient-Server application
Object Oriented Programming
C++ supports the object-oriented programming, the four major pillar of object-oriented programming (OOPs) used in C++ are:
- Inheritance
- Polymorphism
- Encapsulation
- Abstraction
Standard C++ programming is divided into three important parts:
- The core library includes the data types, variables and literals, etc.
- The standard library includes the set of functions manipulating strings, files, etc.
- The Standard Template Library (STL) includes the set of methods manipulating a data structure.
A "Hello, World!" is a simple program that outputs Hello, World! on the screen. Since it's a very simple program, it's often used to introduce a new programming language to a newbie.
#include "iostream"
using namespace std;
int main() {
cout << "Hello C++ Programming";
return 0;
}
A variable is a name of memory location. It is used to store data. Its value can be changed and it can be reused many times.
It is a way to represent memory location through symbol so that it can be easily identified.
A variable can have alphabets, digits and underscore.
A variable name can start with alphabet and underscore only.It can't start with digit.
No white space is allowed within variable name.
A variable name must not be any reserved word or keyword e.g. char, float etc.
Let's see the syntax to declare a variable:
type variable_list;
The example of declaring variable is given below:
int x;
float y;
char z;
There, x, y, z are variables and int, float, char are data types.
We can also provide values while declaring the variables as given below:
int x=5,b=10; //declaring 2 variable of integer type
float f=30.8;
char c='A';
A scope is a region of the program and broadly speaking there are three places, where variables can be declared −
Inside a function or a block which is called local variables,In the definition of function parameters which is called formal parameters.Outside of all functions which is called global variables.
Global variables are defined outside of all the functions, usually on top of the program. The global variables will hold their value throughout the life-time of your program.
A global variable can be accessed by any function. That is, a global variable is available for use throughout your entire program after its declaration. Following is the example using global and local variables −
#include "iostream"
using namespace std;
// Global variable declaration:
int g;
int main () {
// Local variable declaration:
int a, b;
// actual initialization
a = 10;
b = 20;
g = a + b;
cout << g;
return 0;
}
When you do not want others (or yourself) to override existing variable values, use the const keyword (this will declare the variable as "constant", which means unchangeable and read-only):
const int myNum = 15; // myNum will always be 15
You should always declare the variable as constant when you have values that are unlikely to change:
The scope rules for constants are the same as those for let block scope
variables. If the const keyword is omitted, the identifier is assumed to
represent a variable.
A data type specifies the type of data that a variable can store such as integer, floating, character etc.
There are 4 types of data types in C++ language.
-
Basic Data Type
- int, char, float, double, etc
-
Derived Data Type
-
Enumeration Data Type
-
User Defined Data Type
In C++, while loop is used to iterate a part of the program several times. If the number of iteration is not fixed, it is recommended to use while loop than for loop.
while(condition){
//code to be executed
}
If the condition becomes false,
statement within the loop stops executing and control passes to the
statement following the loop.
The condition test occurs before statement in the loop is executed. If
the condition returns true, statement is executed and the condition is
tested again. If the condition returns false, execution stops and
control is passed to the statement following while.
Example:
Let's see a simple example of while loop to print table of 1.
#include "iostream"
using namespace std;
int main() {
int i=1;
while(i<=10)
{
cout<< i;
cout<<"\n";
i++;
}
}
With each iteration, the loop increments i and print the value of i.
A C++ function definition consists of a function header and a function body. Here are all the parts of a function −
- Return Type
- Function Name
- Parameters
- Function Body
Following is the source code for a function called max(). This function takes two parameters num1 and num2 and return the biggest of both −
// function returning the max between two numbers
int max(int num1, int num2) {
// local variable declaration
int result;
if (num1 > num2)
result = num1;
else
result = num2;
return result;
}


Before we cover what the Internet is, we must define what a "network" is. A network is a group of connected computers that are able to send data to each other. A computer network is much like a social circle, which is a group of people who all know each other, regularly exchange information, and coordinate activities together. The Internet is a vast, sprawling collection of networks that connect to each other. In fact, the word "Internet" comes from this concept: interconnected networks.
There are two main concepts that are fundamental to the way the Internet functions: Packets and Protocols.


[Gecode] Memory leak in the sets
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Thu Sep 2 10:53:05 CEST 2004
On Thursday 02 September 2004 10:41, Christian Schulte wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I would like to clarify the problem here: it is not about how destructors
> are handeled, it is about the simple point that space-allocated memory is
> just not useful for temporary data structures. This is absolutely clear.
Sure. But in our case it's about a variable that a propagator collects
information in over its whole life time, and it is allocated on a free list.
So it is neither temporary nor "really" space allocated. A different story
are the real temporaries that we use (which are of course also free list
allocated), of course.
Guido
--
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http://www.ps.uni-sb.de/~tack
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(Instructions mostly copied from Short read quality and trimming!)
Use image “Ubuntu 14.04.3”
Run:
sudo apt-get -y update && \
sudo apt-get -y install trimmomatic fastqc python-pip \
samtools zlib1g-dev ncurses-dev python-dev
Install anaconda:
curl -O https://repo.continuum.io/archive/Anaconda3-4.2.0-Linux-x86_64.sh
bash Anaconda3-4.2.0-Linux-x86_64.sh
Then update your environment and install khmer and sourmash:
source ~/.bashrc
conda install -n root pip -y
pip install https://github.com/dib-lab/khmer/archive/master.zip
pip install https://github.com/dib-lab/sourmash/archive/2017-ucsc-metagenome.zip
(See the sourmash docs for this workshop for some details on the sourmash install.)
Let’s also run a Jupyter Notebook in your home directory. Configure it a teensy bit more securely, and also have it run in the background.
Generate a config:
jupyter notebook --generate-config
Add a password, have it not run a browser, and put it on port 8000 by default:
cat >> ~/.jupyter/jupyter_notebook_config.py <<EOF
c = get_config()
c.NotebookApp.ip = '*'
c.NotebookApp.open_browser = False
c.NotebookApp.password = u'sha1:5d813e5d59a7:b4e430cf6dbd1aad04838c6e9cf684f4d76e245c'
c.NotebookApp.port = 8000
EOF
Now, run!
jupyter notebook &
This will output some stuff; to make the prompt appear again, hit ENTER a few times.
You should now be able to visit port 8000 on your computer and see the Jupyter console; to get the URL to Jupyter, run:
echo http://$(hostname):8000/
Note
If your network blocks port 8000 (e.g. cruznet at UCSC), you can run:
ssh -N -f -L localhost:8000:localhost:8000 username@remotehost
to tunnel the remote Jupyter notebook server over SSH.
We are now ready to map and bin reads .


A project in M7012E - Pervasive Computing 2017.
This is a project the course M7012E - Pervasive Computing held at Luleå University of Technology. The aim of our project is to build a simple wearable camera which will timelaps the wearers day. The pictures will be stored on a server, which can be acced by the user. The camera will also be configurable via a simple app allowing the user to change interval between pictures, turn the camera on and off etc.
To implement all of this, we will be using a Raspberry Pi Zero W equiped with a camera and battery. The app will be an android app and the server will run on a different Raspberry Pi which in turn runs Docker. This can of course be further developed but this is the main idea.Work in progress
All code can be found at github, however the repository is private. Email for access. Link to githubStatus
As of now the project is at an end, but there is still alot of work to be done. See the final presentation for Future work.Similar work
IEEE links soon to come.Final presentation and video
Project video


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| Quit | Open | Reload | Remake | Stop | Restart | Continue | Step | Trace | Terminal | Traps | Help |
| r0 | r1 | r2 | r3 | r4 | r5 | sp | pc |
| New Single | New Multiple | Clear All Views | Modify Memory | ||||
| New BreakPoint | Delete BreakPoint | Delete All |
Exit the Simulator.
Tip: to circumvent the confirmation pop-up, create a file named ".sim11rc" containing the line "Pconfirm=0".
Open and load a new object or executable file.
Note: this option uses the command o.
Reload the current object or executable file.
Note: this option uses the command o.
Re-make and re-load the current object or executable file.
Note: this option uses the command O.
Stop execution of the running program and halt the machine.
Main memory and registers are all re-assigned their initial values. However, the address view and list of breakpoints are left unchanged.
Note: this option uses the command R.
Continue execution with the instruction which is pointed at by the contents of the PC (r7). Since the PC's initial contents is set to the value of the label "main" in the assembly source program, the first time this command is invoked, it starts execution at the address "main". (If "main" was not defined in the source program, the default entry point is octal 2000. In addition, the entry point can be specified explicitly to any value using the appropriate option of the ld11 program.)
Execution is stopped whenever a "halt" instruction, a "breakpoint", or an error is encountered. The user can force the simulator to stop execution by pressing the "Stop" button.Note: this option uses the command c.
Execute a single instruction and then stop. The instruction executed is the one pointed at by the PC.
Note: this option uses the command s.
Same as "c", but after each instruction is executed, the views are updated.
Note: this option uses the command t.
Open the terminal window.
Characters sent to the TPB are printed on the terminal window, and key strokes on the terminal window are transferred to the TKB. Note: the terminal window is automatically opened when needed by the machine. It can also be opened and re-opened manually by the user using this button.Enable/disable machine traps. When disabled, machine traps cause the simulator to stop execution and to print a message.
Caution: this option should be kept disabled unless the user is familiar with machine traps.
Note: this option uses the command T.
Show this help.
| r0 | r1 | r2 | r3 | r4 | r5 | sp | pc |
Change the value of a register.
Enter any legal expression in the input field.
Note: this option uses the command r.
| New Single |
The Main Memory window contains 16. memory peep lines. Each line has a pointer and can be in one of the following three modes:
| Empty | line not used. | |
| Single | line displays single memory location in various formats. | |
| Multiple | line displays consecutive memory locations in octal. |
Empty lines are empty.
Single lines have the following format:
[address]: octal decimal low-byte high-byte low-char high-charMultiple lines have the following format:
address M[address] M[adderss+2] M[address+4] M[address+6]When only "Line number" is specified, the command empties the specified line.
When a value is specified in the "Address" field, the command loads the pointer specified by "Line number" with "Address", and sets this line mode to "single".
"Line number" must be any legal expression whose value is between 0 and 17 (15.). "Address" must be any legal expression whose value is a legal memory address (between 0 and 077776).
Note: this option uses the command a.
| New Multiple |
The Main Memory window contains 16. memory peep lines. Each line has a pointer and can be in one of the following three modes:
| Empty | line not used. | |
| Single | line displays single memory location in various formats. | |
| Multiple | line displays consecutive memory locations in octal. |
Empty lines are empty.
Single lines have the following format:
[address]: octal decimal low-byte high-byte low-char high-charMultiple lines have the following format:
address M[address] M[adderss+2] M[address+4] M[address+6]
When only the "Line number" and "From Address" fields are specified, the command loads the pointer specified by "Line number" with "From Address", and sets this line mode to "multiple".
When the "To Address" field is specified too, the command loads the pointer specified by "Line number" with "From Address", and sets this line mode to "multiple". It then continues loading consecutive lines (wrapping from 15. back to 0), until "To Address" is reached, or until all 16. lines are newly loaded.
"Line number" must be any legal expression whose value is between 0 and 17 (15.). "From Address" and "To Address" must be any legal expression whose values is a legal memory address (between 0 and 077776).
Note: this option uses the command a.
| Clear All Views |
Empty all 16. lines of the Main Memory view.
Note: this option uses the command a.
| Modify Memory |
Set ("modify") the contents of a memory location. Assign the "Word value" to memory location "Start Address".
If a list (of no more that eight) "Word values" (separated by commas) is specified, those values are assigned to consecutive words in the memory, starting at "Start Address".
"Start Address" should be any legal expression whose values is a legal memory word address (even number between 0 and 077776). All "Word values" can be any legal expression.
Note: this option uses the command m.
| New BreakPoint |
Set a new breakpoint.
Execution of instructions will stop and the machine will halt before executing the instruction at the breakpoint "Address".
"Address" should be any legal expression whose values is a legal memory address (between 0 and 077776).
The "Commands list" is a list of simulator commands to be executed when reaching the breakpoint. If the user does not want to stop at the breakpoint, the last command on that list should be "c", or "p", or "t". (This option doesn't work when using the GUI.)
Note: this option uses the command b.
| Delete BreakPoint |
Delete a specific breakpoint.
Enter any legal expression whose value is the address of a (previously set) breakpoint to be deleted.
Note: this option uses the command d.
| Delete All |
Delete all breakpoints.
Note: this option uses the command d.
Primitive expressions are:
Operations (in descending order of precedence) are:
Brackets are "[" and "]", which must be legally paired and nested, and function as parentheses.


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Week 9 Phase 0
Asking Good Questions
12/07/2014
One of the most important things to learn as a beginner or even as an expert is how to ask a question. Being able to ask a question correctly can be the difference between getting you question answered and just putting out a question that you hope will get an answer. So here are a couple tips to help get the answers you want.
Have a title that summarizes your question
Give as much information you can
The title to you post should never be vague. You need to catch the eyes of the reader and being vague just doesn’t help anyone. When writing your title you want to have a summarize version of your question or problem.
The most important thing you need to do when asking a question is give details. Try to be specific about what your problem could be. Give the error messages and other things to reproduce the issue. This information will make it easier for people to pinpoint a solution.


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WaterRower S1
Step 1- Remove screws (2) fastening the battery cover at the rear of the monitor as shown.
Step 2- Remove the Battery Cover as shown.
Step 3- Remove the Battery as shown
Step 4- Remove screws (4) fastening the Monitor Board Assembly to the housing as shown.
Step 5- Remove Monitor Board Assembly as shown.
Step 6- Remove the Sensor Wiring Connector as shown.
Step 7- Replace Monitor Board as shown. Be care to ensure that yoyu place the Sensor Wiring Connector correctly. The connector should be oriented so that the red wire is toward the outside edge of the board.
Step 8- Replace Monitor Board assembly as shown.
Step 9- Replace screws (4) fastening the Monitor Board Assembly to the Monitor Housing as shown.
Step 10- Replace Batteries as shown.
Step 11- Replace the Battery Cover as shown.
Step 12- Replace the screws (2) fastening the battery cover at the rear of the monitor as shown.
Step 1- Remove the tie rods and JCB bolts connecting the top deck to the tank assembly as shown.
Step 2- Remove the top deck assemble as shown, being careful not to dislodge the guide pulleys.
Step 3- Disconnect the Sensor Connector. Remove the old monitor retaining pin and remove the old monitor from the key bracket as shown.
Step 4- Position the S4 monitor assembly through the right key bracket as shown. Ensure that the spring and washer orientation is correct. The washer should be placed after the spring is in place on the tube. Replace the R pin retaining the monitor assembly as shown. Reconnect the Sensor Connector.
Step 5- Replace the top deck as shown.
Step 6- Replace the JCB bolts and tie rods connecting the top deck to the tank assembly as shown. Ensure that the tie rod cross dowel slots are aligned with the tie rod. You may utilize a screw driver to assist this.
Step 1- Remove screws (2) fastening the battery cover at the rear of the monitor as shown.
Step 2- Remove the Battery Cover as shown.
Step 3- Remove the Battery as shown
Step 4- Replace Batteries as shown.
Step 5- Replace the Battery Cover as shown.
Step 6- Replace the screws (2) fastening the battery cover at the rear of the monitor as shown.
If your S4 monitor is flashing zeros and not counting down, there is one simple check you can do that may solve the problem. You can check the position of the Sensor Disk. During shipping of your WaterRower Tank this Sensor Disk can slide slightly downwards.
The diagram below shows the position of the Sensor Disk. (Please note the Top Deck in the diagram is lifted up to show the position of the Sensor Disk and sensor more easily–you do not need to remove the Top Deck).
With the Top Deck positioned on top of the tank (as yours will be), position your fingers on either side of the round Sensor Disk and lift it up slightly towards the underside of the Top Deck. If the Sensor Disk does allow a small movement upwards this may solve the problem.
This allows the teeth on the top face of the disk to engage and give information to the sensor and monitor. Please be careful not to push the Sensor Disk too close to the Top Deck, a squeaking sound will result if the disk rubs against the Top Deck.
If the disk is as close to the Top Deck as possible and the monitor still flashes zeros, check the sensor wire connections.
If neither of the above solves the problem, please contact WaterRower at 1<PHONE_NUMBER> or<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Step 1- Remove the Handle from the handle rests and place the handle in the full forward position as shown.
Step 2- Stand the WaterRower upright and disconnect the bungee as shown.
Step 3- Lay the WaterRower down. Remove the Tie Rods and JCB bolts connecting the Top Deck to the Tank assembly as shown.
Step 4- Remove the top deck assembly as shown, being careful not to dislodge the guide pulleys. You may have to disconnect the sensor wire plug.
Step 5- Remove the Sensor Disk as shown.
Step 6- Replace the Sensor Disk as shown.
Step 7- Replace the top deck as shown.
Step 8- Replace the JCB bolts and Tie Rods connecting the Top Deck to the Tank assembly as shown. Ensure that the Tie Rod cross dowel slots are aligned with the Tie Rod. You may utilize a screw driver to assist this..
Step 9- Stand the WaterRower upright and connect the Recoil Belt to the bungee as shown.
Note: If the recoil belt buckle and D-ring have been removed it will be necessary to refit them before Step 9 may be completed. Refer to the Recoil Buckle Replacement Instruction for details.
For Video Instructions, click here: S4 Monitor Sensor Replacement
Step 1- Remove the handle from the handle rests and place the handle in the full forward position as shown.
Step 2- Stand the WaterRower upright and disconnect the bungee as shown.
Step 3- Remove the Tie Rods and JCB bolts connecting the Top Deck to the Tank assembly as shown.
Step 4- Remove the top deck assembly as shown, being careful not to dislodge the guide pulleys.
Step 5- Remove the Sensor as shown.
Step 6- Replace the Sensor as shown.
Step 7- Before replacing the Top Deck, connect the Sensor Plug, then fit the Top Deck.
Step 8- Replace the JCB bolts and Tie Rods connecting the Top Deck to the Tank assembly as shown. Ensure that the Tie Rod cross dowel slots are aligned with the Tie Rod. You may utilize a screw driver to assist this.
Step 9- Stand the WaterRower upright and connect the Recoil Belt to the bungee as shown.
Note: If the Recoil Belt buckle and D-ring have been removed it will be necessary to refit them. Refer to the Recoil Buckle Replacement Instruction on our service website for details.
Step 1- Remove the handle from the handle rests and place the handle in the full forward position as shown.
Step 2- Stand the WaterRower upright and disconnect the bungee as shown.
Step 3- Lay the WaterRower down. Remove the Tie Rods and JCB Bolts connecting the Top Deck to the Tank assembly as shown.
Step 4- Remove the Top Deck assembly as shown, being careful not to dislodge the Guide Pulleys. You may have to disconnect the Tacho pulley. Disconnect the Tacho motor plug.
Step 5- Remove the old monitor Retaining Pin and remove the old monitor from the key bracket.
Step 6- Remove the old monitor Tacho Pulley from the clutch.
Step 7- Remove the batteries and battery bracket.
Step 8- Position the S4 monitor assembly through the right key bracket as shown.
Ensure that the spring and washer orientation is correct. Replace the R Pin retaining the monitor assembly as shown. Place the new S4 Top Deck, top side down, on the top of the tank on the side opposite the monitor.
Connect the sensor connector.
Step 9- Place the S4 monitor sensor disk onto the clutch. The internal boss fits around the internal boss of the clutch.
Step 10- Replace the S4 top deck as shown.
Step 11- Replace the JCB bolts and Tie Rods connecting the Top Deck to the Tank assembly as shown. Ensure that the Tie Rod cross dowel slots are aligned with the Tie Rod. You may utilize a screw driver to assist this.
Step 12- Stand the WaterRower upright and connect the Recoil Belt to the bungee as shown.
Note: If the Recoil Belt buckle and D-Ring have been removed it will be necessary to refit them before Step 9 may be completed. Refer to the Recoil Buckle Replacement Instruction for details.
Step 1- Remove the handle from the handle rests and place the handle in the full forward position as shown.
Step 2- Stand the WaterRower upright and disconnect the bungee as shown.
Step 3- Lay the WaterRower down and slowly pull the handle so that the drive strap unwinds from the clutch housing. Do this gently as pulling too fast will cause the Recoil Belt to wind up too much. If you can, hold the clutch while doing this. Remove the handle and drive strap from the clutch by unstrapping the Velcro.
Step 4- Lay the WaterRower down. Remove the Tie Rods and JCB Bolts connecting the Top Deck to the Tank assembly as shown.
Step 5- Remove the Top Deck assembly as shown, being careful not to dislodge the guide pulleys. You may have to disconnect the sensor connector.
Step 6- Remove the Sensor Disk as shown.
Step 7- Remove the Clutch Retaining Pin as shown. You will need a hammer and punch (Slender Bolt) for this procedure.
Step 8- Remove the clutch assembly as shown.
Step 9- Replace the Clutch assembly as shown.
Step 10- Replace the Clutch Retaining Pin as shown. It is important to make sure that the pin hole in the paddle shaft and the pin hole in the clutch. Using a screwdriver or bolt will keep these holes aligned while you reinsert the pin.
Step 11- Replace the sensor disk as shown.
Step 12- Replace the replace the top deck as shown and reconnect the sensor connector.
Step 13- Replace the JCB Bolts and Tie Rods connecting the Top Deck to the Tank assembly as shown. Ensure that the Tie Rod cross dowel slots are aligned with the Tie Rod. You may utilize a screw driver to assist this.
Handle replacement
Step 14- Take the new handle assembly and pass the Velcro end over the large
pulley in the Forward Riser as shown. (The Velcro should face the large pulley as it passes between the wire riser form and the pulley).
Step 15- Pass the Drive Strap around the large pulley and underneath the Top Deck back towards the clutch housing. Pass the end of the Drive Strap inside (towards the center of the machine) the Drive Strap guide pulley (the upper of the two guide pulleys). Take the end of the Drive Strap and place the edge against the join in the mating Velcro on the clutch housing as shown.
Step 16- Check that the belt orientation is correct. Slowly rotate the clutch (in a clockwise direction, as viewed from above) to feed the Drive Strap onto the clutch housing as shown. Make sure that the Drive Strap feeds evenly onto the clutch. Wind the Drive Strap onto the clutch so that the handle reaches its full forward position, as shown.
Step 17- If your Recoil Belt is still attached to the Recoil Bush then go onto step 19. Otherwise it will be necessary to reconnect the recoil. If you feel unsure about the orientation of the recoil it may be best to go through this process anyhow.
Step 18- With the handle in the full forward position, it is important that the Recoil Belt wraps around the Recoil Bush between one and two turns. Once this is so pass the Recoil Belt inside (towards the center of the machine) the Recoil Belt guide pulley (the lower of the two guide pulleys) and over the two pulleys in the Forward Riser. Pass the belt underneath the machine towards the bungee as shown.
Step 19- Stand the WaterRower upright and connect the Recoil Belt to the bungee as shown.
Note: If the recoil belt buckle and D-ring have been removed it will be necessary to refit them before Step 14 may be completed. Refer to the Recoil Buckle Replacement Instruction for details
Step 1- Remove the handle from the handle rests and place the handle in the full forward position as shown.
Step 2- Stand the WaterRower upright and disconnect the bungee as shown.
Step 3- Lay the WaterRower down and slowly pull the handle so that the drive strap unwinds from the clutch housing. Do this gently as pulling too fast will cause the recoil belt to wind up too much.
To remove the handle from the clutch, you will need the 1/8 Allen key to unscrew the small bolt connecting the strap to the clutch.
Step 4- Remove the JCB bolts and tie rods connecting the top deck to the tank assembly as shown. Note the barrel nuts will fall out from underneath the top deck. Be sure not to lose them.
Step 5- Remove the top deck assembly as shown, being careful not to dislodge the guide pulleys or pull the wiring from the sensor. The top deck can be positioned upside down on the top of the tank. You can disconnect the sensor connector if easier.
Step 6- Remove the sensor disk from the shaft of the paddle as shown below. On A1/GX or Indo-Row models, removing this disk requires using a channel lock pliers to grab only the thick inner boss or use a flat head screwdriver to gently pry apart the sensor disk.
Step 7- Remove the clutch retaining pin as shown. You will need a hammer and a 5mm punch (or 5mm slender bolt) for this procedure.
Step 8- Remove the clutch assembly with recoil belt as shown.
Step 9- Unclip the recoil belt from the recoil bush of the old clutch and reattach it to the new clutch. The recoil belt clip, goes around the wider stem of the H piece on the recoil bush. Wind the recoil belt up around the recoil bush.
Step 10- Replace the Clutch assembly as shown.
Step 11- Replace the clutch retaining pin as shown. It is important to make sure that the pin hole in the paddle shaft and the pin hole in the clutch line up. You may need to lift the paddle shaft to line up the 2 holes. Use a screwdriver or punch to keep these holes aligned while you hammer in the pin.
Step 12- Replace the sensor disk as shown.
Step 13- Replace the top deck and reconnect the sensor connector if you disconnected it.
Step 14- Replace the JCB bolts and tie rods connecting the top deck to the tank assembly as shown. Ensure that the tie rod barrel nut slots are aligned with the tie rod. You may utilize a screw driver to assist this.
Handle replacement
Step 15- Replace the handle. Pass the strap of the handle assembly over the large pulley in the forward riser as shown. Ensure the strap does not have any twists in it.
Step 16- Thread the end of the drive strap inside (towards the center of the machine) of the drive strap guide pulley (the upper of the two guide pulleys). Guide the end of the strap around the clutch and insert it into the slot in the clutch (the slot with out the bolt hole). Giving your self some slack to work with, wrap the strap around the clutch and insert the end of the strap into the slot with the hole for the bolt. Fasten the strap to the clutch with the small bolt using the 1/8” Allen Key.
Step 17- Check that the belt orientation is correct. Slowly rotate the clutch (in a clockwise direction, as viewed from above) to feed the Drive Strap onto the clutch housing as shown. Make sure that the Drive Strap feeds evenly onto the clutch. Wind the Drive Strap onto the clutch so that the handle reaches its full forward position, as shown.
Step 18- If your Recoil Belt is still attached to the Recoil Bush then go onto step 19. Otherwise it will be necessary to reconnect the recoil. If you feel unsure about the
orientation of the recoil it may be best to go through this process anyhow.
Step 19- With the handle in the full forward position, it is important that the recoil belt wraps around the recoil bush between one and two turns. Once this is so pass the recoil belt inside (towards the center of the machine) the recoil belt guide pulley (the lower of the two guide pulleys) and over the two pulleys in the forward riser. Pass the belt underneath the machine towards the bungee as shown.
Step 20- Stand the WaterRower upright and connect the Recoil Belt to the bungee as shown.
Note: If the recoil belt buckle and D-ring have been removed it will be necessary to refit them before Step 14 may be completed. Refer to the Recoil Buckle ReplacementInstruction for details.
For Video Instructions, click here:Replacing the Handle Assembly (Plastic – Bolt On)
Step 1- Remove the handle from the handle rests and place it in the full forward position.
Step 2- Stand the WaterRower upright and unclip the bungee from the recoil belt.
Step 3- Lay the WaterRower down and slowly pull the handle so that the drive strap unwinds from the clutch housing. Do this gently as pulling too fast will cause the recoil belt to wind up too much. Once you reach the end, unscrew the bolt holding the Drive Strap to the clutch housing with the 1/8” Allen key.
Step 4- Replace the handle. Pass the strap of the handle assembly over the large pulley in the Forward Riser as shown. Ensure the strap does not have any twists in it.
Step 5- Thread the end of the Drive Strap inside (towards the center of the machine) of the Drive Strap guide pulley (the upper of the two guide pulleys). Guide the end of the strap around the clutch and insert it into the slot in the clutch (the slot without the bolt hole). Giving yourself some slack to work with, wrap the strap around the clutch and insert the end of the strap into the slot with the hole for the bolt. Fasten the strap to the clutch with the small bolt using the 1/8” Allen Key.
Step 6- With the handle in the full forward position, it is important that the Recoil Belt wraps around the Recoil Bush one and a half times. Once this is so pass the Recoil Belt inside (towards the center of the machine) the Recoil Belt guide pulley (the lower of the two guide pulleys) and over the two pulleys in the Forward Riser. Pass the belt underneath the machine towards the bungee as shown.
Step 7- Stand the WaterRower up again, and re-clip the bungee to the Recoil Belt.
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For Video Instructions, click here:Replacing the Handle Assembly (Metal/Velcro attachment)
Step 1- Remove the Handle from the handle rests and place the handle in the full forward position
Step 2- Stand the WaterRower upright and disconnect the bungee from the recoil belt as shown.
Step 3- Lay the WaterRower down and slowly pull the handle so that the drive strap unwinds from the clutch housing. Do this gently as pulling too fast will cause the recoil belt to wind up too much. If you can hold the clutch.
Handle Replacement
Step 1- Take the new handle assembly and pass the Velcro end over the large pulley in the forward riser as shown. (The Velcro should face the large pulley as it passes between the wire riser form and the pulley).
Step 2- Pass the drive strap around the large pulley and underneath the top deck back towards the clutch housing. Pass the end of the drive strap inside (towards the center of the machine) the drive strap guide pulley (the upper of the two guide pulleys). Take the end of the drive strap and place the edge against the join in the mating Velcro on the clutch housing as shown.
Step 3- Check that the belt orientation is correct. Slowly rotate the clutch (in a clockwise direction, as viewed from above) to feed the drive strap onto the clutch housing as shown. Make sure that the drive strap feeds evenly onto the clutch. Wind the drive strap onto the clutch so that the handle reaches its full forward position, as shown.
Step 4- If your recoil belt is still attached to the recoil bush then go onto step 5. Otherwise it will be necessary to reconnect the recoil. If you feel unsure about the orientation of the recoil it may be best to go through this process anyhow.
Step 5- With the handle in the full forward position, it is important that the recoil belt wraps around the recoil bush between one and two turns. Once this is so pass the recoil belt inside (towards the center of the machine) the recoil belt guide pulley (the lower of the two guide pulleys) and over the two pulleys in the forward riser. Pass the belt underneath the machine towards the bungee as shown.
Step 6- Stand the WaterRower upright and connect the recoil belt to the bungee as shown.
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For Video Instructions, click here: Replacing the Recoil Belt
Step 1- Remove the handle from the handle rests and place the handle in the full forward position
Step 2- Stand the WaterRower upright and disconnect the bungee from the recoil belt as shown
Step 3- Lay the machine down and remove the recoil strap from the machine. It may require some effort to remove the retaining ring from the recoil bush.
Step 4- Connect the Recoil Belt to the Recoil Bush (on the paddle shaft) as shown. It may require some effort to seat the retaining ring onto the fingers of the Recoil Bush. Wrap the Recoil Belt around the Recoil Bush in a clockwise direction (as viewed from above) as shown. With the handle still in its full forward position the Recoil Belt should wrap around the Recoil Bush between one and two wraps.
Step 5- Feed the Recoil Belt away from the Recoil Bush towards the front of the machine. Pass the belt inside the Recoil Guide Pulley (towards the center of the machine). Pass the Recoil Belt over the Recoil Guided Bushes in at the front of the WaterRower. Pass the belt underneath the front of the machine.
Step 6- Stand the machine upright. It may be necessary to connect the D-ring with the Recoil Belt as shown, if not go to step 4.
Step 7- With the machine standing upright connect the bungee to the D-ring as shown.
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Step 1- Pass the Recoil Belt through the bungee buckle with the belt facing the serrations on the buckle as shown.
Step 2- Pass the Recoil Belt through the D-ring and back through the bungee buckle as shown. The Recoil Belt should follow itself back through the buckle. It is advised that the loose end of the Recoil Belt be passed back through the last bar of the Recoil Buckle as shown.
The Level Gauge sticker on all Series 4 (S4) model WaterRower units, is located on the side of the tank under the tank stopper.
The Level Gauge sticker on the A1 and Indo-Row units is located on the bottom of the tank. On the A1 and GX WaterRower units, this sticker also has the unit’s serial number printed on it. To locate your serial number, see the following page: Serial Number Locations
Advised volume for WaterRower tank:
15.223 L = 15.223 kg = 33.561 Lb = 4.021 gallons
Gives you:
“Calibration level” on A1/Indo-Row sticker and ≈ “level 17.5″ on S4 sticker
The approximate height is 14 inches off the ground when upright and 8.5 inches off the ground when placed on the ground in rowing position.
Step 1- Remove the Handle from the handle rests and place the handle in the full forward position.
Step 2- Stand the WaterRower upright and disconnect the bungee from the Recoil Belt as shown.
Step 3- Lay the WaterRower down and slowly pull the handle so that the Drive Strap unwinds from the clutch housing. Do this gently as pulling too fast will cause the Recoil Belt to wind up too much. If you can hold the clutch.
Step 4- Remove the Tie Rods and JCB Bolts connecting the Top Deck to the tank assembly as shown.
Step 5- Remove the Top Deck assembly as shown, being careful not to dislodge the guide pulleys. You may have to disconnect the Tacho pulley. Disconnect the Tacho motor plug.
Step 6- Remove the Tacho belt and the Tacho clutch pulley as shown.
Step 7- Remove the clutch Retaining Pin as shown. You will need a hammer and punch (Slender Bolt) for this procedure.
Step 8- Remove the clutch assembly as shown.
Step 9- Remove the Recoil Bush and Recoil Bush shim washer as shown.
Step 10- Remove the lower paddle bush from the Bottom Deck. This may best be achieved by using a screwdriver to pry the bronze Oilite bush out of its collar and then removing the collar.
Step 11- Replace the lower paddle bush assembly into the Bottom Deck. It may be easier to first insert the rubber bush collar followed by the bronze oilite bush.
Step 12- Replace the Recoil Bush shim washer and the Recoil Bush as shown.
Step 13- Replace the clutch assembly as shown.
Step 14- Replace the clutch retaining pin as shown. It is important to make sure that the pin hole in the paddle shaft and the pin hole in the clutch line up. You may need to lift the paddle shaft to line up the 2 holes. Use a screwdriver or punch to keep these holes aligned while you hammer in the pin.
Step 15- Replace the Tacho belt and the Tacho clutch pulley as shown.
Step 16- Replace the Top Deck as shown.
Step 17- Replace the JCB bolts and Tie Rods connecting the Top Deck to the Tank assembly as shown. Ensure that the Tie Rod cross Dowel Slots are aligned with the Tie Rod. You may utilize a screw driver to assist this. Before tightening the screw, using a long slender screw driver to lift the Tacho belt onto the Tacho motor pulley and the Tacho clutch pulley.
Handle Replacement
Step 18- Take the new handle assembly and pass the Velcro end over the large pulley in the Forward Riser as shown. (The Velcro should face the large pulley as it passes between the wire riser form and the pulley).
Step 19- Pass the Drive Strap around the large pulley and underneath the top Deck back towards the clutch housing. Pass the end of the Drive Strap inside (towards the center of the machine) the Drive Strap guide pulley (the upper of the two guide pulleys). Take the end of the Drive Strap and place the edge against the join in the mating Velcro on the clutch housing as shown.
Step 20- Check that the belt orientation is correct. Slowly rotate the clutch (in a clockwise direction, as viewed from above) to feed the Drive Strap onto the clutch housing as shown. Make sure that the Drive Strap feeds evenly onto the clutch. Wind the Drive Strap onto the clutch so that the handle reaches its full forward position, as shown.
Step 21- If your Recoil Belt is still attached to the Recoil Bush then go onto step 22. Otherwise it will be necessary to reconnect the recoil. If you feel unsure about the orientation of the recoil it may be best to go through this process anyhow.
Step 22- With the handle in the full forward position, it is important that the Recoil Belt wraps around the Recoil Bush between one and two turns. Once this is so pass the Recoil Belt inside (towards the center of the machine) the Recoil Belt guide pulley (the lower of the two guide pulleys) and over the two pulleys in the Forward Riser. Pass the belt underneath the machine towards the bungee as shown.
Step 23- Stand the WaterRower upright and connect the Recoil belt to the bungee as shown.
Note: If the Recoil Belt buckle and D-Ring have been removed it will be necessary to refit them before Step 23 may be completed. Refer to the Recoil Buckle Replacement Instruction for details.
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Handle Removal
Step 1- Remove the handle from the Handle rests and place the Handle in the full forward position.
Step 2- Stand the WaterRower upright and disconnect the bungee from the Recoil Belt as shown.
Step 3- Lay the WaterRower down and slowly pull the handle so that the Drive Strap unwinds from the clutch housing. Do this gently as pulling too fast will cause the Recoil Belt to wind up too much. If you can hold the clutch.
Step 4- Lay the WaterRower down. Remove the Tie Rods and JCB bolts connecting the Top Deck to the tank assembly as shown.
Step 5- Remove the Top Deck assembly as shown, being careful not o dislodge the guide pulleys. You may have to disconnect the Tacho Pulley. Disconnect the Tacho motor plug.
Step 6- Remove the Tacho belt and the Tacho clutch pulley as shown.
Step 7- Remove the clutch retaining pin as shown. You will need a hammer and punch (slender bolt) for this procedure.
Step 8- Remove the clutch assembly as shown.
Step 9- Remove the Recoil Bush and Recoil bush shim washer as shown.
Step 10- Replace the Recoil Bush shim washer and the Recoil Bush as shown.
Step 11- Replace the clutch assembly as shown.
Step 12- Hole in the clutch. Using a screwdriver or bolt will keep these holes aligned while you reinsert the pin.
Step 13- Replace the Tacho belt and the Tacho clutch pulley as shown.
Step 14- Replace the Tacho belt and replace the Top Deck as shown.
Step 15- Replace the JCB bolts and Tie Rods connecting the Top Deck to the tank assembly as shown. Ensure that the Tie Rod cross dowel slots are aligned with the Tie Rod. You may utilize a screwdriver to assist this. Before tightening the screw, use a long slender screwdriver to lift the Tacho belt onto the Tacho motor pulley and the Tacho clutch pulley.
Handle Replacement
Step 16- Take the new handle assembly and pass the Velcro end over the large pulley in the forward riser as shown. (The Velcro should face the large pulley as it passes between the wire riser form and the pulley).
Step 17- Pass the Drive Strap around the large pulley and underneath the Top Deck back towards the clutch housing. Pass the end of the Drive Strap inside (towards the centre of the machine) the Drive Strap guide pulley (the upper of the two guide pulleys). Take the end of the Drive Strap and place the edge against the join in the mating Velcro on the clutch housing as shown.
Step 18- Check that the belt orientation is correct. Slowly rotate the clutch (in a clockwise direction, as viewed from above) to feed the Drive Strap onto the clutch housing as shown. Make sure that the Drive Strap feeds evenly onto the clutch. Wind the Drive Strap onto the clutch so that the handle reaches its full forward position, as shown.
Step 19- If your Recoil Belt is still attached to the Recoil Bush then go onto step 20. Otherwise it will be necessary to reconnect the recoil. If you feel unsure about the orientation of the recoil it may be best to go through this process anyhow.
Step 20- With the handle in the full forward position, it is important that the Recoil Belt wraps around the Recoil Bush between one and two turns. Once this is so pass the Recoil Belt inside (towards the centre of the machine) the Recoil Belt guide pulley (the lower of the two guide pulleys) and over the two pulleys in the forward riser. Pass the belt underneath the machine towards the bungee as shown.
Step 21- Stand the WaterRower upright and connect the Recoil Belt to the bungee as shown.
Note: If the Recoil Belt buckle and the D-ring have been removed it will be necessary to refit them before Step 21 may be completed. Refer to the Recoil Buckle Replacement Instruction for details.
For Video Instructions, click here: Removing the Top Deck
Step 1- Remove the handle from the handle rests and place the handle in the full forward position as shown.
Step 2- Stand the WaterRower upright and disconnect the bungee as shown.
Step 3- Lay the WaterRower down. Remove the Tie Rods and JCB bolts connecting the Top Deck to the tank assembly as shown.
Step 4- Remove the Top Deck assembly as shown, being careful not to dislodge the guide pulleys. You may have to disconnect the Tacho pulley (For Series 3 WaterRower’s). Disconnect the Tacho motor plug (For Series 3 WaterRower’s).
Step 5- Replace the Top Deck as shown.
Step 6- Replace the JCB bolts and Tie Rods connecting the Top Deck to the tank assembly as shown. Ensure that the Tie Rod cross dowel slots are aligned with the Tie Rod. You may utilize a screw driver to assist this. For Series 3 WaterRower’s: Before tightening the screw, using a long slender screw driver to lift the Tacho belt onto the Tacho motor pulley and the Tacho clutch pulley.
Step 7- Stand the WaterRower upright and connect the Recoil Belt to the bungee as shown.
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Step 1- Remove handle assembly (see handle removal replacement instructions)
Step 2- Remove Recoil Belt (see recoil belt replacement instructions)
Step 3- Remove Tie Rod bolts as shown.
Step 4- Remove the fasteners connecting the forward riser bottom bracket to the side rails as shown.
Step 5- Remove the forward riser assembly from the tank assembly as shown.
Step 6- Replace the forward riser assembly against the tank assembly and between the rails as shown.
Step 7- Replace the Tie Rod bolts as shown. Ensure that the cross dowels into which the Tie Rod bolts screw are aligned with the Tie Rods. To do this use a screwdriver to ensure that the cross dowel slot is in line with the cross dowel as shown.
Step 8- Fasten the forward riser bottom bracket to the side rails as shown.
Step 9- Replace the handle assembly (see handle replacement instructions)
Step 10- Replace the Recoil Belt (see recoil belt replacement instructions)
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What this Limited Warranty Covers: In-Home and Commercial Use - WaterRower (US) Inc. (“WaterRower”) will replace or repair at its factory or nominated service facility any WaterRower Rowing Machine (“the Product”) found to be defective in material or workmanship for a period of ONE (1) YEAR from the date of initial shipment of the Product by WaterRower. This Limited Warranty is upgradeable to THREE (3) YEARS on all components and FIVE (5) YEARS on the structural frame by registering the Product within the first year of purchase. WaterRower warrants against any replacement WaterRower spare part received from WaterRower or any of its authorized dealers for a period of NINETY (90) DAYS after the date of shipment. This Limited Warranty applies to the initial purchasers of the Product or spare part and is not transferable to any other party. How Can a Customer Obtain Warranty Service: A customer making a warranty claim is responsible to return the defective Product or component to WaterRower’s factory or its nominated service center, prepaying all postage or other shipping charges. The Product or component must be returned to your nearest WaterRower office or nominated service center (https://www.waterrower.com/contact-us). The customer must first notify WaterRower of his/her intent to return the Product or component and receive a confirmation from WaterRower before the Product is returned. Claimant’s Responsibilities: A claimant must ensure that the defective Product or component are properly packed to protect it from damage during shipping. WaterRower will not be responsible for any damage that occurs to the Product or component during shipment. What WaterRower Will Do: WaterRower, will review, repair or replace the Product or component at WaterRower’s discretion. WaterRower will then return the repaired or replaced Product or component to the claimant at WaterRower’s expense. WaterRower will ground/economy ship all replacement warranty Products or components to claimant. Charges will apply for any alternative shipping methods requested by claimant. Product shipped outside of its initial purchase country may be subject to additional shipping costs. Where the product warranty has been deemed void, the costs of repair and any associated shipping costs shall be borne by the claimant. WaterRower will contact the claimant prior to return of the repaired Product or component. This Limited Warranty Will be Void When:This Limited Warranty will be void if the claim has resulted from: (a) improper assembly of the Product, (b) usage of the Product beyond its design, (c) overfilling of the Product’s water tank, as explained in the WaterRower Assembly Manual, (d) use of a purification product in the water tank other than that which has been approved by WaterRower, (e) use of improper cleaning materials, as described in the preventative maintenance steps in the WaterRower Owner’s Manual, (f) use and/or storage of Product in inclement weather, including but not limited, to extreme temperatures and moisture; (g) accident, abuse, misuse, misapplication or as a result of any modification other than that authorized by WaterRower, and (h) improper preventative maintenance steps as described in the WaterRower Owner’s Manual. Restriction on the Duration of Implied Warranties: The term of any implied warranty, including but not limited to any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose that may arise under your country province or state law is limited to the term of the express Limited Warranty in the first paragraph, above. Some states (countries and provinces) do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not apply to you. Restriction on Other Damages: WaterRower shall not be liable for any direct, consequential, incidental, indirect or special damages under this Limited Warranty or any implied warranty that may arise under your country, province or state law. Some states (countries and provinces) do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. An dispute arising from the terms of this Limited Warranty must be resolved in a court within the state of Rhode Island, USA. Additional information on parts, assembly, preventative maintenance and manuals, as referred to within this Limited Warranty, can be found at www.waterrower.com/warranty


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Tool for identifying modified files in a git/hg repository. Exports two functions:
getChangedFilesForRoots
returns a promise that resolves to
an object with the changed files and repos.
findRepos
returns a promise that resolves to a set of
repositories contained in the specified path.
const {getChangedFilesForRoots} = require('jest-changed-files');
// print the set of modified files since last commit in the current repo
getChangedFilesForRoots(['./'], {
lastCommit: true,
}).then((result) => console.log(result.changedFiles));
You can read more about jest-changed-files
in the
readme file.
Tool for visualizing changes in data. Exports a function that compares two values of any type and returns a “pretty-printed” string illustrating the difference between the two arguments.
const diff = require('jest-diff');
const a = {a: {b: {c: 5}}};
const b = {a: {b: {c: 6}}};
const result = diff(a, b);
// print diff
console.log(result);
Tool for extracting and parsing the comments at the top of a JavaScript file. Exports various function to manipulate the data inside the comment block.
const {parseWithComments} = require('jest-docblock');
const code = `
/**
* This is a sample
*
* @flow
*/
console.log('Hello World!');
`;
const parsed = parseWithComments(code);
// prints an object with two attributes: comments and pragmas.
console.log(parsed);
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in the
readme file.
Module that identifies the primitive type of any JavaScript value. Exports a function that returns a string with the type of the value passed as argument.
const getType = require('jest-get-type');
const array = [1, 2, 3];
const nullValue = null;
const undefinedValue = undefined;
// prints 'array'
console.log(getType(array));
// prints 'null'
console.log(getType(nullValue));
// prints 'undefined'
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Tool for validating configurations submitted by users. Exports a function that takes two arguments: the user’s configuration and an object containing an example configuration and other options. The return value is an object with two attributes:
hasDeprecationWarnings
, a boolean indicating whether the
submitted configuration has deprecation warnings,
isValid
, a boolean indicating whether the configuration is
correct or not.
const {validate} = require('jest-validate');
const configByUser = {
transform: '<rootDir>/node_modules/my-custom-transform',
};
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comment: ' Documentation: http://custom-docs.com',
exampleConfig: {transform: '<rootDir>/node_modules/babel-jest'},
});
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You can read more about jest-validate
in the
readme file.
Module used for parallelization of tasks. Exports a class
Worker
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returning a promise that resolves when the specified method finishes its
execution in a forked process.
// heavy-task.js
module.exports = {
myHeavyTask: (args) => {
// long running CPU intensive task.
},
};
// main.js
async function main() {
const worker = new Worker(require.resolve('./heavy-task.js'));
// run 2 tasks in parellel with different arguments
const results = await Promise.all([
worker.myHeavyTask({foo: 'bar'}),
worker.myHeavyTask({bar: 'foo'}),
]);
console.log(results);
}
main();
You can read more about jest-worker
in the
readme file.
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val.map = new Map([['prop', 'value']]);
val.array = [-0, Infinity, NaN];
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You can read more about pretty-format
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Returns the mixing value of a stream variable if it flows into the component where the inStream operator is used.
For an introduction into stream variables and an example for the inStream(..) operator, see stream.
inStream(IDENT)
where IDENT
must be a variable reference in a
connector component declared with the stream prefix.
In combination with the stream variables of a connector, the inStream() operator is designed to describe in a numerically reliable way the bi-directional transport of specific quantities carried by a flow of matter. inStream(v) is only allowed on stream variables v and is informally the value the stream variable has, assuming that the flow is from the connection point into the component. This value is computed from the stream connection equations of the flow variables and of the stream variables. For the following definition it is assumed that N inside connectors mj.c (j=1,2,...,N) and M outside connectors ck(k=1,2,...,M) belonging to the same connection set are connected together and a stream variable h_outflow is associated with a flow variable m_flow in connector c.
connector FluidPort ... flow Real m_flow "Flow of matter; m_flow > 0 if flow into component"; stream Real h_outflow "Specific variable in component if m_flow < 0" end FluidPort; model FluidSystem ... FluidComponent m1, m2, ..., mN; FluidPort c1, c2, ..., cM; equation connect(m1.c, m2.c); connect(m1.c, m3.c); ... connect(m1.c, mN.c); connect(m1.c, c1); connect(m1.c, c2); ... connect(m1.c, cM); ... end FluidSystem;
With these prerequisites, the semantics of the expression
inStream(mi.c.h_outflow)
is given implicitly by defining an additional variable h_mix_ini, and by adding to the model the conservation equations for mass and energy corresponding to the infinitesimally small volume spanning the connection set. The connect equation for the flow variables has already been added to the system according to the connection semantics of flow variables:
// Standard connection equation for flow variables 0 = sum(mj.c.m_flow for j in 1:N) + sum(-ck.m_flow for k in 1:M);
Whenever the inStream() operator is applied to a stream variable of an inside connector, the balance equation of the transported property must be added under the assumption of flow going into the connector
// Implicit definition of the inStream() operator applied to inside connector i 0 = sum(mj.c.m_flow*(if mj.c.m_flow > 0 or j==i then h_mix_ini else mj.c.h_outflow) for j in 1:N) + sum(-ck.m_flow* (if ck.m_flow > 0 then h_mix_ini else inStream(ck.h_outflow) for k in 1:M); inStream(mi.c.h_outflow) = h_mix_ini;
Note that the result of the inStream(mi.c.h_outflow) operator is different for each port i, because the assumption of flow entering the port is different for each of them. Additional equations need to be generated for the stream variables of outside connectors.
// Additional connection equations for outside connectors for q in 1:M loop 0 = sum(mj.c.m_flow*(if mj.c.m_flow > 0 then h_mix_outq else mj.c.h_outflow) for j in 1:N) + sum(-ck.m_flow* (if ck.m_flow > 0 or k==q then h_mix_outq else inStream(ck.h_outflow) for k in 1:M); cq.h_outflow = h_mix_outq; end for;
Neglecting zero flow conditions, the above implicit equations can be analytically solved for the inStream(..) operators. The details are given in Section 15.2 of the Modelica Language Specification version 3.2 Revision 1. The stream connection equations have singularities and/or multiple solutions if one or more of the flow variables become zero. When all the flows are zero, a singularity is always present, so it is necessary to approximate the solution in an open neighborhood of that point. [For example assume that mj.c.m_flow = ck.m_flow = 0, then all equations above are identically fulfilled and inStream(..) can have any value]. It is required that the inStream() operator is appropriately approximated in that case and the approximation must fulfill the following requirements:
In Section 15.2 a recommended implementation of the solution of the implicit equation system is given, that fulfills the above requirements.


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