Delhi - Beyond its 'appearance'

Abstract

In this essay Anupam Bansal depicts the character of the grain of the Delhi rather than its iconic. It presents a day to day reality of the city rather than its 'appearance' captured in tourist postcards. Vasant Kunj, a large planned colony in S-W Delhi is studied as a spatial transect rather than a single neighbourhood or housing typology because this type of spatial analysis allows for a picture of Delhi that demonstrate the ways in which the formal and the informal, the authorized and the unauthorised, and the planned and the unplanned coexist. Outside of Lutyens Delhi, any such transect will reveal a similar cross-section of settlement and housing types. For the purpose of this essay, Vasant Kunj is referred to as a geographical extent extending approximately 7 km between the Mahipalpur Village on the West and Mehrauli on the Eastern edge.

Presentation of some constructive solutions for a rotating machine with profiled rotors

“…The total pressure increase achieved by the rotating machine (߂p) changes when the pump speed increases; the hydrostatic load and pressure losses occurring in the hydraulic circuit of the pump are evaluated at about H = 4 mH2O[16]:…”