 scenery to the Cambrian mountains at Devils Bridge. There is a hotel, shop, and cafe along with the Devils Bridge Gorge. Near Aberystwth are two other narrow gauge railways in the villages of Fairbourne and Talylln.
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The NHRA MelloYello Countdown to the Championship made its stop at Gateway Motorsports Park this past weekend. Three days of non-stop drag racing sights, sounds, the smell of nitro fuel and souvenirs galore.
Madison, IL was the third stop in the Countdown, with four more events to determine the Champions of each category Top Fuel, Funny Car, Pro Stock and Pro Stock Motorcycles.
After the AAA Insurance NHRA Midwest Nationals, the points leaders in Top Fuel are Shawn Langdon, Doug Kalitta, Spencer Massey and Tony Schumacher; in Funny Car the top five are Matt Hagen, John Force, Jack Beckman, Robert Hight and Cruz Pedregon.
In the Pro Stock division, Mike Edwards, Jeg Coughlin Jr., Jason Line, Erica Enders-Stevens and Shane Gray are the top five and in Pro Stock Motorcycles Matt Smith, Hector Arana Jr., Hector Arana Sr., Michael Ray and Eddie Krawiec round out the top five points leaders.
In its second year of ownership by Curtis Francois, Gateway continues to make improvements to the track, the grounds and accommodations for the racers, the media and most of all, the fan experience.
Friday and Saturday, the fans had ample opportunity to watch their favorite drivers on the track and in the pits. NHRA is the most fan friendly sport, allowing open access to the drivers and their teams with no extra charge to admission.
Sunday topped off the experience as fans were led by Robert Hight walking the length of the drag strip and back. The pits are open to the public and the drivers are accessible all three days, signing autographs and posing for photos, for what seems to be hours on end. Fans are reminded on Sunday however, that the drivers have a job to do and if they don’t give you an autograph, they’re not ignoring you, just focusing on the job at hand.
And what a job they had, with optimal track conditions Friday and Saturday then on Sunday with cooler temperatures, track records and personal best times and speeds were bound to be set.
The drivers that did not take home a Wally, were certainly disappointed, but the fans and the drivers on stage in the Winners’ Circle were all smiles at the end of the day. Antron Brown won in the Top Fuel category, making it two years in a row that he’s taken home the Wally from Gateway. John Force, a 15 time NHRA Champion in Funny Car collected his 136th Wally on Sunday. Erica Enders-Stevens drove her Pro Stock Chevrolet Camaro to the Winners Circle and like Antron, made it two years in a row that she has won at Gateway. Matt Smith rounded out the field; solidly holding on to 1st place in the countdown for Pro Stock Motorcycles.
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Get in contact with us!SuperGrid Institute was pleased to host the LISORE consortium plenary meeting this Wednesday. This 15-month project that began in January 2019 aims to explore the feasibility and develop a technological roadmap from which innovative low-cost substations can be developed, thereby enabling the integration of marine energies by 2025. By participating and organising this day, SuperGrid Institute has increased its visibility and positioned itself as an expert partner in the domain of innovative electrical systems. The visit of our test platforms enabled us to demonstrate to the project participants how we are supporting the development of the sector through our expertise and state of the art facilities.
Raphaël CHASSAGNOUX received the best student presentation prize for his « Prebreakdown and Breakdown in Liquid Nitrogen under Pulsed Heating for Superconducting Applications » at IEEE ICDL 2019.
This paper presents a simulation methodology that can be used to evaluate the electric stresses in GIS/cable termination under different operating conditions including polarity reversal and superimposed impulses.
In order to better understand the evolution of space charge and electric field distortions during the application of electro-thermal stresses to a HVDC cable system, the present paper shows the follow up of periodic space charge characterizations on a HVDC cable during part of a Pre-Qualification test using both the Pulse ElectroAcoustic technique and the Thermal Step Method. The focus is on the evolution of space charges distributions during load cycles and high load sequences according to the Cigré TB496 recommendation.
The present paper aims at describing the measurement methods applied to mock-up cables in order to evaluate their dielectrics. The focus is on leakage current and temperature measurements together with the processing based upon them to assist in the selection of the more appropriate material.
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