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Stationary engine

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""""""...Stationary Engine Starts

To start the engine, MG1 (connected to the sun) is driven forward using electrical power from the high voltage battery, as shown in the animation above. If the car is stationary, the ring gear of the PSD will also be held stationary. The rotation of the sun gear therefore forces the planet carrier to rotate. This is connected to the ICE and turns it over at 1/3.6 of the rotation rate of MG1 (see equation 1 in The Power Split Device).

Whereas a conventional car passes fuel and sparks to the ICE as soon as the starter motor gets it turning, the Prius waits until MG1 gets the ICE up to around 1000 r.p.m. This happens in less than a second. MG1 is much more powerful than an ordinary starter motor. To turn the ICE at this rate, it needs to spin at 3600 r.p.m. itself. Starting the ICE from 1000 r.p.m. puts virtually no strain on it because this is a speed at which the ICE would be happy to run under its own power. In addition, the Prius begins by sparking only a couple of cylinders. The result is a very smooth start up, free from noise and lugging, that eliminates the wear associated with normal car engine starts.

Once the ICE has started to run under its own power, the computer controls the throttle opening to get a suitable idle speed during warmup. Electricity is no longer fed to MG1 and, in fact, if the battery is low MG1 may be used to generate electricity to charge the battery. The animation above illustrates this situation also. The computer merely configures MG1 as a generator instead of as a motor, opens the ICE throttle a bit more and draws off electricity".....

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Originally Posted by Ms. Meander (Post 358665)

I'm not as broken as I supposed myself to be. That's good, right?

It may depend on what you're looking for. I know I've often said to myself, "If only that woman had a whole lot of self-esteem issues, why, I'd be all over her."

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Originally Posted by Ms. Meander (Post 358665)

I'm not as broken as I supposed myself to be. That's good, right?

Absolutely! We tend to be more harsh on ourselves than others. Too bad we don't see ourselves though others' eyes; it would prove very revealing for some, I'm sure.

All of a sudden I am very, very tired on the inside.....

I think a nap is in order, but I wish I had that cat's bottle of wine! ;)

so unrelated to anything but work... is it necessry to use the same wording over and over and over in the reports that are yearly or every six months. Is there anything other than cut and paste... I am ready for that wine Diva and Dixielady expressed an interest in.

and spell check is a great tool, one I think is under-utilized in my industry.

and I want a new white shirt to go over my new red corset.

and I found out that corsets are NOT made for foxy dancing

and I was reminded how much Femmes are not appreciated in my community. Why o why was I the ONLY ONE wearing a corset at the Pride Bash?? And then why is it so necessary to ignore said Femme??

I should just go back to always being a normal spiritually minded dirt dog and forget my totally cool kickass with beautiful breasts in a corset personality. :rainbowAfro:

Yeah that's it....

Now I will return to said reports and stopping my desire to stab a pen in my leg in protest to redundancy....

:canadian:

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Originally Posted by Jess (Post 358679)

I know it's just wrong, but I have pulled this up like six times today just to feel that grin creep across my face. I wonder how hard it's going to be to find homes for all those flat headed pussy cats :byebye:

watching kittens on youtube is good for my mental health

The home inspector found no discrepancies on our latest flip house!!! That has never happened before , they usually find some piddly little things. But nothing not even one!!! SWEET!

I forgot how much John Stewart cracks me up, and that I can watch The Daily Show on Hulu. It's always good for an OLL (Out Loud Laugh).

I cannot believe I have allowed myself to run out of popcorn and orange juice.

I must be out of my tree!

(I didn't even know I had a tree, but if I've ran out of popcorn *and* orange juice, I'm certainly out of my tree.)

Did you know that the hyoid bone is the only bone in the human body that is not articulated to another bone?

There. I said it.

Social Engagements:
You stay by her side the entire party...............0
You stay by her side for a while, then leave to chat with a college drinking buddy.........-2
Named Tiffany......................................-4
Tiffany is a dancer ................................-6
Tiffany has implants...............................-8

This took place here in Colorado.. I think she only wanted to play with him...

I honestly don't think she was trying to eat him... She just wanted a hug... No, really...
The news here is reporting that the family went to the zoo because they heard on a cloudy and cool day the animals are much more active or would that be agitated?

Back in the saddle

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Originally Posted by Violette (Post 359257)

Did you know that the hyoid bone is the only bone in the human body that is not articulated to another bone?

There. I said it.

Yes, you sure did say it. and yes I did. I loved A & P.

and you have a saddle like depression in your skull that your pituitary gland rides in called the sella turcica.

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Originally Posted by Matthew (Post 359058)

http://i757.photobucket.com/albums/x...oming/Cute.jpg

Awww. Matthew this is really very very cute. :seeingstars:

Guess what. Chicken butt.
--asa, the now-famous minor, this morning before breakfast

I hope that is nervous laughter coming from the parents.