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by Christophe » 08/06/17, 22:11

Did67 wrote:[Street furniture is in any case overpriced! Ask about the price of a public place; A simple bench or a grid around a tree installed by a company; A playground for kids - you will be very very surprised !!!]


It is (unfortunately ... for the taxpayer and the company for that matter) the case of all public contracts: systematic billing ...

Personally, I had made an honest estimate for the insulation of a school: I was "strongly advised" to multiply the price by 3 ... I never went to the end of the matter!

There is even a Lorrain, former head of the construction company, who has a contract on his head for having written a book on top ...

After the poor and the unemployed are accused of taking advantage of the system, sad but really sad society! : Evil:
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by Remundo » 09/06/17, 08:52

what a fiasco, yet it is not for lack of having alerted .... almost all the forums and engineers not too stupid and corrupt have reported the ineptitude of solar roads ...
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by Janic » 09/06/17, 09:27

It is not the only technological ineptitude. What is CERN used for? To discover, perhaps, a Higss boson for a pharamous cost, while poor people arrive only with difficulty to subsist. Similarly, what is the use of building an orbital station to cultivate radishes, taking pictures by the porthole and degrading the bodies of the individuals who are locked in them, while others do not even have enough to lodge, Etc ... then a solar road, even serving nothing, it does not make worse and it costs almost nothing! : Evil:
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by sen-no-sen » 09/06/17, 10:55

Janic wrote:It is not the only technological ineptitude. What is CERN used for? To discover, perhaps, a Higss boson for a pharamous cost, while poor people arrive only with difficulty to subsist. Similarly, what is the use of building an orbital station to cultivate radishes, taking pictures by the porthole and degrading the bodies of the individuals who are locked in them, while others do not even have enough to lodge, Etc ... then a solar road, even serving nothing, it does not make worse and it costs almost nothing! : Evil:


I think you're referring here not to the CERN(Administrative entity) but LHC (Large Hadron Collider) which is led by the CERN?
Le Web design The invention is an invention CERN:

Tim Berners-Lee, a British physicist, invented the web at CERN in 1989. Originally, the World Wide Web project was designed and developed to allow scientists working at universities and institutes around the world to exchange information instantaneously.

The first website created at CERN - and around the world - was for the World Wide Web project itself. It was hosted on Tim Berners-Lee's NeXT computer. The site described the main characteristics of the web and explained how to access other people's documents and how to configure their own server. The NeXT computer - the original web server - is still at CERN. In 2013, CERN undertook to reactivate the first website, and even restored the website to its original address.

The 30 April 1993, CERN has put the World Wide Web software in the public domain. Then it issued the next version of the free licensed application to speed up its delivery. By giving free access to the software required to run a web server, as well as to the browser and associated code library, it enabled the Web to be woven.



https://home.cern/fr/topics/birth-web


The development of the famous photovoltaic solar panels is intimately linked to space research, such as telecommunications, water recycling, fuel cells, etc. .. the technological spin-offs are not always obvious but it is through This type of projects that they are tested and perfected.
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by Christophe » 09/06/17, 11:05

Janic wrote:It is not the only technological ineptitude. What is CERN used for? To discover, perhaps, a Higss boson for a pharamous cost, while poor people arrive only with difficulty to subsist. Similarly, what is the use of building an orbital station to cultivate radishes, taking pictures by the porthole and degrading the bodies of the individuals who are locked in them, while others do not even have enough to lodge, Etc ... then a solar road, even serving nothing, it does not make worse and it costs almost nothing! : Evil:


Disagree: Research (fundamental or applied) is "priceless" ... any developed country must spend part of its GDP on research! It's always better than weaponry, isn't it?

The problem in France (and in Europe in general) is that we are very good at training and quite good at research, but the "economic valuation" of discoveries and high graduates is rather catastrophic!

How many Ph. D (Doctor of Physics) are found at the minimum wage or almost? When they manage to have a rarely lasting job ... in short, it's a mess of monstrous and quite shameful "brains" (for France)! It is also an economic waste since training is expensive ...

In short a ministry of the valorization of the research would be welcome ... : Idea:
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by Janic » 09/06/17, 14:07

It feels the technician talking!
As a father, I have always given priority to first To meet the basic needs of my children, and when my budget permitted, I devoted the surplus to secondary needs.
Our country is over-indebted in an abysmal way for wanting to " Fart higher than it has the asshole With sumptuous expenses to make cocorico with other countries, such as the Concorde, for the sole use of the fried and which the poorest paid with their taxes, while they were refused to pay them their dental expenses or glasses.

Being more humanistic than technophile, all these secondary expenses, even useless to the happiness of the populations, should have been their priority to be consecrated.
How many Ph. D (Doctor of Physics) are found at the minimum wage or almost? When they manage to have a rarely lasting job ... in short, it's a mess of monstrous and quite shameful "brains" (for France)! It is also an economic waste since training is expensive ...

It is just a mess when you train people for areas where you do not need them. I remember that there were 50 years ago, engineers could not find a place at their level of qualification and had to fall back on unsaturated trades, and therefore at wage levels (to see only this aspect) largely Less than they could have expected (according to the mirrors to the larks that had been agitated in front of their nose.)
In short, a ministry of research enhancement might be welcome

Who would do, as usual, only support those who can do without them (but always on the lookout for subsidies), and who "forget" the little ones who have difficulties, outside the system, to valorize Their creative potential. See Remondo, Ha Pham, and others (your own patent!) Who will probably never see the light of day (even by going into debt "to death"),
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by moinsdewatt » 23/12/17, 13:16

Happy birthday the solar road ...
The first solar road in the world, launched in the Orne a year ago, works well, even if it produces less electricity than expected and the speed had to be limited to 70 km / h because of the noise, have we learned Friday from concordant sources


In one year, the road produced 149,4 MWh of electricity, 418,3 trips Paris-Alençon electric car. However, this is only 53% of what Colas was aiming for. But if we consider only slabs that have worked continuously (some have for example tripped during a storm), the goal is reached at more than 85%, according to Wattway.

http://www.lefigaro.fr/flash-eco/2017/12/22/97002-20171222FILWWW00141-la-premiere-route-solaire-fete-ses-un-an.php
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by sicetaitsimple » 23/12/17, 13:29

moinsdewatt wrote:Happy birthday the solar road ...
The first solar road in the world, launched in the Orne a year ago, works well, even if it produces less electricity than expected and the speed had to be limited to 70 km / h because of the noise, have we learned Friday from concordant sources


In one year, the road produced 149,4 MWh of electricity, 418,3 trips Paris-Alençon electric car. However, this is only 53% of what Colas was aiming for. But if we consider only slabs that have worked continuously (some have for example tripped during a storm), the goal is reached at more than 85%, according to Wattway.

http://www.lefigaro.fr/flash-eco/2017/12/22/97002-20171222FILWWW00141-la-premiere-route-solaire-fete-ses-un-an.php


I can confirm, for having traveled, that it is a horror from the point of view of noise (for residents) but also for the occupants of the vehicle, it is like bad pavers.

Well, 150MWh of electricity in one year, that's plenty! It is "worth" in turnover at the average market price of around 6000 €! Uh, how much has it already cost, the Sego-road?
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by Remundo » 23/12/17, 15:00

The first solar road in the world, launched in the Orne a year ago, works well, even if it produces less electricity than expected and the speed had to be limited to 70 km / h because of the noise, have we learned Friday from concordant sources

What a tour de force! They managed to make a bad road AND a bad solar installation at a prohibitive cost.

Hat the artists!
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by chatelot16 » 23/12/17, 17:40

I can not understand how there can be people too C .. to have such an absurd idea ... and lead to realization

just look at the roads, there are many slopes facing south: put photovoltaic on embankments would cost nothing more than any photovoltaic, it would not reduce the quality of the road and it would save money. 'maintains by avoiding the need to mow, if the photovoltaic are well joined to let nothing grow under

there are also anti noise walls that could be photovoltaic, choosing only those that are well oriented
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