Ravi Kiran Karre's scientific contributions
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Publications (2)
Existing cellular innovations are quickly coming to their limits and in some countries 5th generation (5G) is already in use and it might be come into fully operational by 2022 in.India. This is expected not exclusively to the development in information traffic and the number of associated terminals, yet additionally, since we are a very nearly new...
Hydroelectricity is electricity produced by the generators that are pushed by the water movement. This is one of the widely used sustainable power. One of the major advantages of the hydro power after constructing the plant is wastage is not created.22% of the word power is generated by hydroelectricity, which constitutes around about 78% of power...
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... The component used in converting hydropower into electrical energy is a turbine. In this decade, research on water turbines has increased, both experimental study [3][4][5] and research modeling [6][7][8]. In addition, a number of scholarly articles that take the form of literature reviews have been written and published on the subject of hydro turbines [9][10][11]. ...
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