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SBEST AVAILABLE COPY> HARZA ENGINEERING 'COMPANY d45'" CONSULTING ENGINEERS ELECTRIC UTILITY MANAGEMENT PROJECT TE.RAN - IRAN,., 44 'Date: Assignment vStatus and Progress n m N,~, -L ~~Electric Utility Management Project -. Iran L Period: JEsfand 1351 . -:. ,,1 A general report of the activities of this ­ Project for the month' of Esfand 1351 is :.I.&1J.~J J~t ~eI as follows: s AZARBAIJAN REGIONAL ELECTRIC COMPANY W Projects ec4 e.1w -J - Project No. 1910.2 -Installation of Computer jT.~ as-~~"G'LS u)v-JdJyPt J)~ A report reviewing the operations and computer,! JAJ1JJT~IS!A~ ~T programs development was submitted this ,y Lr-'YM . .QT themonth REC, by alonga consultant with Ministry following counterparts. a visit to • j .. ~ ESFAHIAN REGIONAL ELECTRIC COMPANY .__... * ~ Projects ~L .~±.4F..~ - d~4 dj~ Project 31. -oProvisional Acceptance "' .4..* S.~z ~Tests -Shahre Kord Diesel Electric Station 2 Lr~ J 1 U42Z'-"" o-) LY),H .0 The consultant' made a field trip to Shahre,~ A) . " * Kord to check the installation of the new r '1 1000 Kw ond 500 Kw diesel generators j J!iS! "L t., . LS 2 i '~j~.:*. supplied by the Skoda Company. Full load and 10% overload tests were conducted.. The station auxiliaries and 11 v switchgear L J T- were inspected, protective relays tested,. w . ~ . Provisional acceptance of bAoconsultantwas:c, . and e cal nsIones. visit ii~connection with establishing 'a; C) c,4' tIJl relay gru in'he's'fha tiame 4 lws pn S(~ z toa,,Issist i hci Jj0ahe C - - ST AVAIl AI.E COPY 2 control circuiting and testing relays -- j) . at the new substation. ~. i time was spent The remaining _to calculate assisting REC engineers fault currents and relay - - -_- .i I settings for the new substation. -2.) ., FARS REGIONAL ELECTRIC COMPANY _.._ Proiects '"~A.V-- ­ I'r,. ct No. 3112.2 - Provisional J .j."Acceptance Tests - Lar Diesel Electric -Station SA field trip was made by the consultant -1 . .5. to Lar in the Fars Region T to check the 3~ .. 1j- *I_-J)LJ -4 . installation of the new 1000 Kw and L-t -T )L. T 500 Kw diesel generators, station ST L " auxiliaries, -ljJLY.T U. i - ) I j UL--IL and associated switchgear c, L :-.LoUI supplied by the Skoda Company. Twenty­ four "- .. 10% overloadhour full load tests and one hour tests were conducted using _U 1-.b .V . L)T . a water resistance. deficiencies Electrical were listed and a report submitted to the Ministry. Provisional acceptance of both units was taken. I -G L- Other Work . 'S t1 1 1 T 6_ j- .,..- Category No. 1112 - Fars Regional Electric Company . -. A consultant assisted the Company in .. J,." &. d..j& _ ,, implementing the stores manuals I -j . ,z . Llj-jI L; yI previously prepared •-revisions by Harza. Minor were made to some of the forms to ease processing. The Company agreed .0._ j to update its construction scheduling program accordingly. ~ ~)L~. ~ *.4 WEST REGIONAL ELECTRIC COMPANY P 'oj ects • ; . [ _Project No. 1213.1 - Plant Accounting The additions to plant for 1346, 1347, -L o55,t- J-s ->j. b jj 1348, 1349 & 1350 by Plan Organization . have been analyzed, unitized & to a/c 101 by the classified consultant and will . T .; .. be available for recording on the books . , -L; of the Company. BEST AVAILABLE COPY -- 7' --­ 3 ­ 1 (1 A, 1, EULU F C M N --Y Projects _ d _ '!1 - T &. .rogramProiect No. 1115.2 - Stores Management 4-t-za) A consultant continued work on the .,LjI (.,,,)1): I) - construction scheduling procedure in ' L . the Company, along with Ministry L-U-I . &-. z JL,.. k. , counterparts. The bills of material S.. were completed and the construction forecasts were revised. I- . ,,,- -- ' - dJI3 Project No. 3115.1 - Development of J__01o Operation and Maintenance Program for Generation Equipment A field trip - " was made to Kerman to assist and advise in setting up and implementing k. J) . ' - ,",aU preventive maintenance program and to . _T review spare parts in stock and those I J frequired. The consultant also assisted w." - iz, U :- f 1 14).j j in drafting forms to be used on periodic checks of all parts of diesel generating TW-;2b t - "_ 5 . equipment. L ".A meeting was likewise held with j .J_*.,yi< '• ;-J.to representatives from English Electric ; obtain assistance and advice on - *overhauling and maintaining Alfa-Laval • 4! . -J- w -JJ ._ Centrifuge units. The consultant made up and submitted a list of spare parts required for these units. .)L." t.b . b _ rY) o - -~~2-~~ , Project No. 3215.1 - Establishment of Prestressed Concrete Pole Plant " 2 ..'" "-'Periodical site visits were made by the -'- J - I , ,..... consultant to ensure that completion .) .t -.T. of the -prestressuuv-tnirete -pole -plant TJ,: j I.T- c)-) .- isrealized d as soon as possible. It is -" '7w J2 .• J . j maycontemplated be realized that initial pole production . :.5 in Farvardin. A -.LL J . L. L ,),,I training course, involving approximately • . dJ_ yyjj. 60 days, will be implemented concurrently with the completion of the plant building. C) J .. KIIORASSAN REGIONAL ELECTRIC COMPANY Projects -"" -Z"" . - Tjjt Project No. 3116.2 - Provisional Acceptance 1_:_,3 Tests ­ ucahn Diesel ElectricStation _ .. The consultant made a field trip to Quchan JL t- r o J . to check the installation of the new power 4 4 A I. station comprisinetg two 830 Kw diesel S J, generators, station au lareu, step-up transforer , nd 2b K swlichsearno ... .. supplied byatheaiawker-Siddlyco. Lad S , tests were made with light fueli l sy, - since heavy fuel was tiot available., • . 'I A report was submitted to thei *~After further tests, provisional,' '-Aacceptance of the units was taken. - • - T Lt J Project No. 3216.2 - Prestressed Concrete Pole Plant UjcS At the request of the Managing Director,~ L, U. I a consultantnliz -­the- wasplti assignedca 1ndeg'ideies'fr.' during this :i LT. - period to review the pole requirements . I _ I L,. _5 and to assist in formulating L ,-e rc ct a course ..... =, S~A ~J.: ,,oJS , j . 0 j of action that should be pursued to iJ'- .J'y "3ensure that adequate are available when needed.distribution poles i x*.1 A preliminary bilingual report was Ly-- J prepared and submitted for review to _i.2e .)j; L,_AI"Ij 5 j finalize the policy and guidelines for the future development of this assignment. " -0 oJ .' 'i HRMAZANDARANREGIONALELECTRICCOMPANY Projects L ~ L5K'..' IA IA - T ' .~-- Project No, 1818.2- PayrollAccounting consultant....As J 4A assisted the REC in the j U; I j L preparation of addressograph plates -*to be used in the proposed payroll jL -a.bJ6 U 9.,'Aj 4 L5 &- 4- - accounting system and interviewed - ~ ~ ji ~ J L.~~c&W.;5'-),.LA~~ company person-nel i ec't~ofcJ~ *~J~,. d~e. ~ to determine payroll accounting codes, *y~ ~TEHRAN REGIONAL ELECTRIC COMPANY LaA Projects - I'1- Project No, 1219.3 -cb~ntinuing Property Record LSjL-J L- L5 I'mL, C JOJ.)Y The closing of a/c 103 for '1349, So and Sa/c 163 for 1349 is beingpostedto the continuing property record and isAbout A-6I ( Y x 4 u J JV 15 75 comnplete., A/C 107' is being', analyzd­ 2i . .u~.L; dJ and will be closed! t6.a/c, 101, or 103, ~W~~iI JadtZw~ ~S~S Astappicable<fothse 4 work orders which A~i 4a BEST AVAILABLE COPY. S L.u r P )jer- N 19 19 er. o ren:y atenlfor,­ .E . lngineergi Re.,:ads _J IMeans forion o v: ng theexisting filing system of the Engineering DepartUndt . • _X) were stud y a consultan , , . 'j. ! Y. "L T-J this de artment as a model, theig -, :): ..' ':.t bposbeU " ,:: . S ",, .~ :'- " , criteria to select the pro media'pper fo', * I I " L Subject lasses to be covered by ani­ . Micr a 'i)' U . *. .. * *,L,.. indexing system were studied ofilm k , - , obeandcomputer output hardware were both 1 a., i.)', etY.y ., j; t looked into for possible use in a company-wide system. A report is under preparation. L, i. aPr ec No, 3219.7 Assistance to Overhead DLing tie 0] . L "et,. Du ingt oisperiod,' ertinent designs and calculations were finalized, to permit L5 A~kLJ-- 4 , b" tz~ U~ bilingual construction'drawings Ls A- J. • L..,,- incorpoating prestressed concrete poles .4 'T *to be comp.'ete. fLor foundations and . .Ll-u.. pl L .,t.L. concrete crossarnsi These will be S! ' submitted in Farvardin for review and approval consideration. ~ dl j*~ ~Also during this period, work on a - materials handbook was initiated in ..... Rcordance with the request from the -JC:d2J,.Jd 3 J. 6 management of the REC. Utilizing the Stock Catalog of the Power Division, a _j~, I U-, IL . _4A T sheet is being prepared for each A ~ ~ ~ 11)t1u,~ distribution stock item number. Sample ,m.petty.t. sheets will be submitted in Farvardin Ld 1. C.)-J &A-J 1X 1 for review and comments, A GENLERATION AND"OANSNftbb1UN LOMP i. T4,~ i SProjects JIT--I Project No. 1220.3,- Continuing Property - Record 4 _J5- C The classification of a/c 103 is complete J_ I~~for closing to a/c 101. for most of the' ~JtJI Lmany projects. The additons to a/c 107 a J LJ I I yfor the first 9 months of 1351 have L--c .. ~k J. .J.~ been analyzed 4 classified~toaic 101 by -aconsultant, Thebaarnyed in a/&l07, at 29/12/SO are being - yze~, ard will ~j _j_; I,-_j/ be, closed to a/c,103.
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    UNIFIED ZARATHUSHTI CALENDAR RIVIVAL OF THE ANCIENT ZARATHUSHTI CALENDAR 3753 ze “I learn about and work with the solar year, the righteous period”. Yasna Ha1.9, Ha 3.11, Ha 4.14 THE ANCIENT MAZDIYASNI CALENDAR updated by Zarathushtra was the most accurate calendar that has ever existed in the civilized world to this day. The year always started with the Vernal Equinox whereby the leap year was automatically taken care of. Its accuracy was further strengthened by dividing into months the number of days of each individual season marked by the position of the earth in its orbit round the sun. The proof of this is in the four festivals that are celebrated to this day. 1- Vernal Equinox the beginning of Spring as New Year – Now Rooz 2- Summer Solstice the beginning of Summer as Tirgan 3- Autumnal Equinox the beginning of Fall as Mehregan 4- Winter Solstice the beginning of winter as Yalda (Deygan) These four positions and the four seasons although they may seem to be of equal length, in reality they are not equal. The path of the earth around the sun is such that it does not divide the time taken to travel, from one position to another, into four equal parts as one would ordinarily believe. In fact none of the four parts are equal. Spring has 92.8 days, Summer 93.6 days Autumn 89.9 days and winter 88.9 days. Each individually divided works out to 31 days each for the first six months, the next 5 months of 30 days and the last month of the balance of the days before the Vernal Equinox which is 29 and automatically 30 every fourth years.