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Practical application of on-line partial discharge monitoring technique on 500kV shunt reactor
No full textConsidering the damage mechanism of oil-impregnated paper insulation in power transformers, shunt reactors and other high voltage electrical apparatus caused by partial discharge, a concept of “destructive partial discharge” is introduced in this paper. The intensity of this discharge is regarded as several thousands pico-coulomb (pC) and may cause the insulation a fatal damage. An oil-paper insulation is usually able to withstand this type of partial discharge for a period of time prior to failure. This provides engineers a time window to detect it. This paper describes an on-line partial discharge monitoring system for 500kV shunt reactors. The commission results from 3 single-phase shunt reactors either connected or disconnected to the grid showed that the on-line partial discharge detecting system has a high noise immunising ability. Two years later after the installation, a pre-warning signal was received from one shunt reactor indicating the existence of an intermittent discharge. The acoustic emission system located its position at the low end of the high voltage bushing in the oil. Dissolved gasses analysis (DGA) in the oil suggested the presence of partial discharge, as acetylene (C2H2) was as high as 20ppm. PD activity was further confirmed by a physical examination on the reactor
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CHAS. M. BELSHAW PALO ALTO BOY SCIENTISTS PUN
GIVES (POLITICAL RETURNS FROM NEXT YEAR'S
VIEWS GROVE CAMP MEETING
Candidate for Republican Nomi- Arthur Paul Arrive* Home Aftet' American Association for the Ad-
nation for Governor Talk* Attending Military School at ' vancemem ol Science to Con-
on the Circle. Pacific Grove. vene in San Prancisco. 1915.
Crowd of Palo Allans Gather to Speaks Enthusiastically of Train-. Many Stanford Men Are Promi-
Hear the Platform on Which ing Received at Summer nent in Work of National
He Stands. Institution. Organisation.
..•1* minute* thu aMrtn**-".
M U-.J-.hsw. eandldate foi
iil.ll. nil nomination Im got
before « hmtliail 11 tin*.
I Palo Ally in ihc lotaraal
t.< Pa!.'
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tbe
Palo Alto Property
in Demand
W l-b to asefcaofg Hertvejev bom*
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S&bjaet 1-1 tnortsag.- «.f |1,0H WW
gagnue -ami! iln mortgait* « "tile
■era oa Palo -ita boasa
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»J.*.'.Vl—Kmir nrtfu nl lot* ami
prune** S yesrs old. ."i-rooin
modern . ottsce and outbuild- j
lugs, within a mile ol station
Splendid I'H-atluo near Ctt-1
pertino. the best fruit se«-|ln
In Santa Clara 1 omit v.
a-i.vi—Business lot for imir t3S»
I.ft me rhuw )nu this lot.
1 1 Lot .'011*1*1; termi- 1*0 per
.•■ni ilimn. balapea monthly Install*
t.it-nlH to unit purrhnser. One block
from Palo AIL. High School.
• t.nmi to Irnin oa I'alo Alt'*
property at 7 pat real.
J. J. MORRIS
ii* ranpalfii
r Hetsbgw save hli* lull, ai
n***-* man ltii*'i-.
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aj being Malnei all marbtne polltl-r*
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OfBce with il.. palo Alto
Traaj-lW Casapaas.
Balabnn ■ IRa and spoke ol hla
I-|*aalllteallotai for oaaeg
s.n.i. i Palahaw **ii*t in pari:
j "I mn n --ninllrinle for Ihg i
[tlon for goraraof of the ateta o|
Caltfomla, subject to ihe win of the
H<-iiubli.'Hii roteri to i"- npraaaad
[at the prlnmrv .'U"t*oii l.**!il \iittii*'
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ih.- Repnbtlt-an imrty. under *hbh
thin nailnn im. alankVa praepart*'
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hint t» nil *urh loRiiiliil!oii nnd reg-
iilminii n* It faxl undermlnlnx the
! btiBlnet** ol thU --ntiiitr*. and I* dl*
treelly r«*i-|»onnlble for our preMPl
Ibualoeas ileprennlon.
"1 am tor sane law-« and for an
•cohonkal adatalatratRm of laa a(-
[ fnfra of utate.
i 'KiTlrlenry nn*t nAoubl lie tne •!©■
1 gan in governmental affairs >. weil
iH* baslaeaa. mh<i the paopli aaoald
Kfl the value of ever> flollm- ei-
■ paawlad from publlr fund*
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JnenH -ifflrtenrv ii- aactaal tba preaanl
|p*>Iltlral inefflrlenry
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'didnrv lo th*- Irepuhllcnn** of thl>*
jftate an fully a« poseltlta, apd **hnll
at all timea endearor to bring almu"
■a uni^mtlitn of the Itepublican |*ar-
(-. in Hi-- "tai"' of California to *'"
land that th* golden da*-* «>f bu«ln-*-"*
aetlrlly may be with "■ »g»in mid*"
jthe hnnii.T of th-- Republican pari*
—the parts of iirogreHu nnd pn
iperlty *>
| "1 eland for euual rlght-i for a'
and np-*<-liil prlv'leg-*» for nope "
. On hi- trip flenalor tlelMbaa- ts a<*-
*-oi«ft*n'»-d hf Mr lira*-, ne**/-, edit"t
'of the Mi.rtlt.f7 »J.i?.ette; A F Htay.
■ n graduate of the DofeaftR) "f Call-
jfornla and assistant dlstrtn «' CtW
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work was rarrled out in ecnipera-
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: tiie raanlat Pnttad ttataa arm and
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• -..ii ui- there war. Ilu member iif
■ • -Mulent r.iin|*anv who bad an>*
((•'nt: hut the lilgh.-t wonlf ol praise
for ils manngement nnd praellea*
hum
Hr, Paul will rema'n in Palo Alt"
until tha opening of the garleul-
tural -Mi".l nt Ihtvls. Paul nportl
that tbe weather at I'mifli OrOVg
an* plaaaanl and thai ever; elamenl
'•r the ti ii woe of » natara to in-
dlea lho-e »li(, *ji-*nt their time at
thai place io retain next antenter
j Miss Harkcr's School
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* Hoarding and Day Bchool for
J Olrts
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X grades Monteasorl Departtneat
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TIRE DOCTOR
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FOR AMi m.l.lVKHKI*
Auto Supplies aud Accessories
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Castilkja School
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(.rii.i'.i.ir. primary ami Mt>n-
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Hoys admitted to Lower Rebojil
Kiil! term opens Seplenil*er 1.
1914.
MAHY 1. I.OCKKV. I'i.i, pal
I.I.Vi Rryaal St. 1*11111 IBBal
Santa Fe Lumber Co.
Mayfield Cal
Phone 268
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Hepalrinp l*t-oaupUy Daase.
■ if 11 model bicycles and sew-
aehlnea hav* )u*t arrived. They
-autlea Coma ond so* them.
Ill ***a* >on moDey.
Grand .Duke Michael of Russia
To Attend Ceortfc**-, Coronation
action enlltltd as obova, brought
the aai-erlor Court
The Sterling
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It RANCH OFFICE
F. Thomas & Co.
i'dii-i.iii Hi- me and Cleaning Work*
of Van I'rant l-cii.
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II. -I- l>AYH*vO\, Manager.
2 P.M.
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Aetton broa.at la Ine, Saparlor . And ion are herebr noUSed Uta!
nail of tbe Countr of Santa cm*, "alrea ran appear aad >»'*« *■
Stat, of Calltorala. aad Ibd Cota-ahora raddlr-d. Ike nl... WalolH.
nialiii IM l» .ba oltle. of tb. a-t ."I >ak" JadttmeBt for aar moner
o, mid roantv of Saata rlara. or da.n.ae. demanded 10 !ba Co-i-
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lor puiail,.. Hataboldl Saflasa laer .111 applr 10 Ibe Can far aor
Hank lialldlac. aaa rraaelaro. Cal. o.ber relief demanded !n lb. Coal.
Th. People of tha Staid of Call- plalat.
farab. aaad sreetla, to rharle. F. <I!-e» aod.r tar hand aad the sea!
I.ln,l,|nl,t and Walla. T. Halle.. », Ibe Superior Coon of- the CoOBIr
Uefohdant.i - °r "•"'. r,a'a. Slate of ralllorBla.
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Iiear and answer Ihe Complaint la 1*11.
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IMMIGRATION
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With Deep Water, Railroads
Electric Lines, Cheap Power
Harbor on S. F. Bay,
Is certain of Great Shipping and Maau
facturing Development.
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Investment Company
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,,,,the *amc cnnreiitcnt ,
, „j art n-i-i.-v.-i- in c. ■ m para lively Urge ,•
|™ -::---.t;.. ■■:> t-ortp oj the older ranchr* \m
■ v'ht- 'rne l*«r«r.|_xmo-inl -o^ar_J a, lc**c.|' J
'-> ihcm -ml thc..l-kii-e*t number of, *
• -.;:i o*-*n,"m -*" *"',il*','jcd lor araircm in lhe | P
I'.ikiifW orchard* and on thr large tract* de- «
r-ja-oixttlj **-««*• <" t,:« l'*"'l'*''i<''» '►' vegetable, ai
FRUIT TREES
All llic* leading ..... ,,!..- - a *--
SHADES
IVpper. Acacia. Maple, W.nm, me.
SHRUBS - -
A SB— —.,11m. „l lo -. ..1 l,,„,
1
Now is the time .0 plant!!
1
, STANFORD NURSERY CO.
M. H. EJLIJE. Mirage,
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VOLUME 41.
EIGHT PACES
PALO ALTO, CAL., SATl'KDAY. MARCH 02, 1913 EICHT PACES,
"OUR WEEKLY LIMERICK
SPARK FLY TRAP
111. M'lllh 1'I.UItll' I* RtattV "f
*-T»t*au*J-j-<j Irtii-, welt ciiftmructo-tl. 10
in. h* •* lu ImH ami 10 Irutu**.
high. I- • 1IIH SKIIOLI. Mli.-i-
hlTY ..ii.i bt i.ii.-mi.-ii tor B**e oa
yamr tech i-m-i-li sre*** the *.il.ln-*-.
.1is«.r. nOUIHl gar-. M**-r . nn*. -la till*-..
or wheerr (ll.-* rM*«*t**aKat. or ■•• .rijin*-
gale. Tlie prlr*-- I* Si **■*>. and yina
will flml tJn'iu *i the
Palo Alto Hardware Co.
PHONE 65.
Right in lh. Center oi th. City.
FOURTH CONCERT
OF FIRST SEASON
WOOD
A Big" Load For
870 delivered.
■ The new "saO-sIx" T-pasarnger
touring cur Is pronounced and acknowledged by the most akllftil
craflamen the peer of the road. Any-S
one wlahlng to see thla beautiful ■
'Car can do so by letting un know..
| and we will have a demonstrator j
: here lo a few hours. Gray and Da-t
.via electric starter and .nutit. and;
j otherwise fully equipped. 1 :'.'■""
A. P. I'KiiwnN,
; Its-nlrr for Ran Maten ('.inntr ami
| \"onlicm Sanla elm-*. C-.unty.
Plione 4I0X. Ilos B84.i
NYALS
Face Cream
A grear*ele*s dcllrately per-
fimieil iieroitde (nee cream
ft. aii.l. ultaorbed by the akin.
A i min that satisfies.
ln Jars at HI and (10 re-nla.
For aal* by
The University
Pharmacy
F.J. STEINMETZ
134 Univeristy Avenue
JOSEF LHEVINNE WILL
APPEAR MONDAY
EVENING.
Peninsula Musical Association
Announces Program to Be
Given by Pianist.
The 1'eiilnr.ula Mualcal A***toe1atlon
fet'lt- ihal 11 has twen rarely for-
unale In being able io aecure for
ll* membera an artist of auch eminence aa -Toast l.tievlmte fur It-* 1I11..I
ronceri of Hii- ■ .... -.ii uf 11*12-13 on
neit Monday evening.
I'nder tita haiiilti tin* piano Audit a
voice wjth which to alng He Is
macnetlc and brtlllant. and bla performance* Include ibe beat <*uall(lea
of the greaieat planUtM of today. Ah
he understands lleelhoten snd
Chopin, so does be understand l.lut
pre-eminent In each, he Impret.Ne*'
one as being equally great In every
achool.
While there wan tint one Ruben-
stelu. (here Is today bul one IJir-
vlnne a-m-i from tbe Immensity of
hla tone prodnctlon. now of tremen-
ttoua volume, now *hadlng Into the
most delicate plaatanlmo. the feature
of his playing which perhaps excites
the greatest admiration Is th* won
d'Tfut manner In which he works np
a climax, with cresco-ndos gaining in
force nntll one thinks lb* limit hss
be»-n reached, only lo bear them *-o
on snd on to ultimate triumph.
A few remaining atandlng-rooi:i
tickets ma) be had for 1 each al
VVeln Karl net'*, drug aton*
The proKrum for the coiir.-ri Monday cti-Rlng follow*:
1 Scarlatti Sonsla F minor
Schubert-1-'-.it Iter Llndeiibauti
Welti-r I'lrpi-tuuiii Mobil**.
'.' Heel hoven Sonata ("juaal un«
Paolasla (Mivonligiii P .ii..* 1 ■
1 t'hopln J-.tud-t*. Dp. J*'.. 1' On*
maJOP, C. minor
Nocturne, tip 62
PolnnaUe. Op 41. I* *harp minor
4 ttuttenstelll- Elude K flat major
lilasl l.orcly.
(ilasounotT- (lavotta.
I, Sehul** F>'«*r "Bin* j- -.."!..■
1 Ariilieaque).
Easter Services in
All The Churches
_______ #
Resurrection To Be Retold
In Joyous Song and
Special Prayer
CANDIDATES MUST
SOON _BE NAMED
METHOD OF NOMINATION
AS PROVIDED BY ORDINANCE IS OUTLINED.
Question Raised as to Whether
Women May Be Legal
Candidates.
The municipal election for the
choosing of alx councllmen will be
held on May IZfh. It will lie well
perhaps al thin lime to rt'vlcw the
method provided by ordinance for
thr niimltiiiili.ti of csndtdatea. The
drat provlalon In that mil leaa than
live rftisens ahall *lgn on application 10 have some elector-appointed
a verification deputy .Such person
In then appointed a verification deputy by the city clerk. The deputy
then ctirulaies nomination petltlona
for the candfdsiea tlealred to be
110-iilittilrd. and ibe n't-naliiren of nt
l.-ii-i twenty-flvi* .'tectum ar* required lo nominate ihi- candidate.
eaih eleelor stalling it aoiinrale pe-
Itilon or certificate Ac mitiiy verl-
(ir-iiion deputies may tx- named a*
ma) be ni-cewsar-
Thi* iiomliiattoii iH-tltions must be
flit'd with ihe nit*, clerk not oarlt.-r
than thlny day* nor Ittei thsn ten
da a b*f the dale •■( ihe •tnrtlon
thai 1* not i-iti-Hi-r (ban April li
nur 1itti*r thun May J
All tli** ne<*-as.*i,rv blanks mav be
had ni any 1 me * the -.flitr of ihe
I'll«. clerk
I'Iioki* alllg*0l who lohleiiiplale
being candidates fur the office of
■ 1 ■■■ 1 ■:■;■. 1 oa png* ' )
Tidings of the Kesurreatlon that
have echoed down the ages will be
retold In Joyous song at npeelal aer*-
vtii-a in ihe Pslo Alto churches tomorrow, the Raster morn, when th*
faithful sHHomble at th* various
places of worship to honor th* victory of Christ over death.
In the I'rnte«tnti1 churches ther*
will be aiwcfal programs of music
and sermons appropriate to tb*
spirit of the feutlval. and th* Cath-
ollta will celebrate tbe feast with •
solemn high mass In the Church of
St Thomas Aqulnaa. The pastor*
and members of tb* pariahs* bar*
planned elaborate floral decoration*
for the altars and chancels. Th*
Raster festival come* In fruit blossom season this year and tb* orchard boughs will be used In profusion.
Ia*rge choirs snd many of tbe b*at
soloists hnve been carefully drilled
for the elaborate programs of th*
day. which wilt Include Inspiring
vocal snd Instrumental music. Following are the munlral programs for
Ranter nervlrtts In Palo Alto:
!■>•■•*byt***r.att Church.
Morning -
Solo. "Mall Raster Morn!"
Ilanniinno,
doctor Little.
t thief. "Mark. Mark My Sottl"
Hhelley
Mhi-i's (>*trnnder and Monher.
lUptlat < l,n r. li
Morning—
Anthem. "Day of llesiir reel ton". .
Choir.
Ho'u. "A-t-ske Triumphant Morn"
Mr J F Prior
Anthem, "Crown Htm With Msnv
Choir
Kt
Trio.
Solo
■nlng
"l.lfl I'p Thine
"The Hay Is r
Mrs. J. r.
(Continued nn
Ryes
Prior.
page
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PICTURE FRAMING
THE NIPPON
•O Ai rr l-Ytalt lUni I, for Ralr
Trees ln prime. Improvements. Pries aSO per ncrr.
Bargain.
B. P. CRAWPORII
967 I'nlv. As*. Ili-ne 2*51 K.
FOR SALE
Seven Room Hcuse
g*r*f.e and fruit trees
street work done.
1 100,
F. O. B. Palo
Alto. ssJMore Overlands
sold than any
other car selling for more
than $750.
Corbaley &
Allen
420 High St.
Phone 25
Novelty Theater
Here .Mother. Wife or Stvoclh«-ari msycomc
without 1 .-.ii-
TONIGHT ONLY
Volunteer Strike Breakers"
Vita-trap* 1 '■■n.r»h with 1 Urn Klmraml) Young.
•THK IXlltRlaKl*'—ll«.utiful mcrale iMu-kgronndN.
"I \KII.I.KII OATH"—Htiiiy of tl.r Heilraa war.
"THK IJ1TU-*. I I I'— iMirodaclng Hir TlVmuM lipOs.
AtiMIHNIO.S IO t'KNTN
KIIMT HlltlW 7:18
The iin.lar-.liin,- HI (i \I 1. hayiwg > car -lll.TV nhorsld br
ihi- Brstt •***—nti»l Y-.u -rH li m thr nnder->lunc type of 1 .ni«tni' ■
■OS.
VMti* (tits—Hnni.1- uta. SOO'i |iiiirii**x. *a~,r,—P. O. II. Palo Alio
No Ford rtttra r*o1d aacqaip a it, itn.- n**w ear r.-mplrted every
4*. •aeroiMfr. \[*i>r*niiiiaf,-|y |ihi,immi itlil*-*. rre\akrrA to npk»**fr*
thai yrar** ontpat of Ford car*. Cam* li*-t**-fl (he car.
A i1.-iii.'iinr-»ti'.ri upon r. .) .- >t llwy tt I "nl beraata* II Is *
W-tlt-r car; MM l*-***raw*i- l< I. * rheaprr ear.
VANDERVOORTBROTHERS
DEALERS "*™"
Alma St, Opposite FreiKht Depot Phone 41
For the most fastidious
We have immense varieties of every
wanted style and the best values to be
offered you anywhere.
Complete your Staling apparel with* pair otour
stylish shoes.
Order Your
HOT + BUNS
tHll tMHIlI Fltlll.Y
Miller's Delicatessen
Bakery and Catering Co.
Telephone 5t6 k
Our Until.ii !»■ In. i- 'Hit-in
Tree Delivery
i'ur Hrf.ni i.ii.i . .iki-a. arr Winner**.
Hurry Your Eaitcr Building
by Ihe aid of our aeanoned lumber.
The . h.,., .-• lumber la by no nieanvs
the rhespt-t-t In Ihe end. Lower ml- or gn-j-n lumber moans a lot
of wasle. The frame of B bulldtng;
does not ahow after It Is covered,
but tbe strength of the ' ulldlng Is'
dependent on IL ■ Secure yoar tlm-
bfrs. joists, sblnglea. tluorlnv, •'■'
from thi* yard sad you are assored
of iho beat ln Ihe mark**.
SANTA PE LUMBER CO.
m - > n-i.i. i*ii. fiioti' -ms
La necesidad de una normativa ad hoc para la protección de la propiedad intelectual colectiva de los pueblos indígenas de América Latina. A propósito de la apropiación y del uso indebidos de sus expresiones culturales tradicionales por la industria de la moda y del design
Get PDFThis contribution analyzes the need for ad hoc normativity (at both national and international levels) to protect the intellectual property of Latin American indigenous peoples’ ancestral knowledge. It aims to demonstrate how this normativity must specifically account for the collective, multigenerational, and holistic nature of these peoples, considering the appropriation and misuse of traditional Latin American cultural expressions by the fashion and design industries.El artículo analiza la necesidad de una legislación ad hoc (tanto a nivel internacional como nacional) para la protección de la propiedad intelectual de los pueblos indígenas de América Latina sobre sus saberes ancestrales. Tiene como fin demostrar que esta legislación ad hoc debe tener en cuenta especialmente el carácter colectivo, multigeneracional y holístico de estos pueblos, tomando como referencia los casos de apropiación y de uso indebidos de las expresiones culturales tradicionales indígenas latinoamericanas por parte de la industria de la moda y del design
