Jelutong Wastewater Treatment Plant

On 25 October 2010

School of Environmental Engineering visited Jelutong Wastewater Treatment Plant.

It is the largest Sewerage Treatment Plant in Malaysia.

Jelutong Sewage Treatment Plant has the area approximately 14.7 hectares with the supported capacity of 1.2 million population equivalent.

Jelutong Sewage Treatment Plant are using Sequencing Batch Reactor to treat the sewage and using Anaerobic Digester to treat the sludge. It has 12 SBR (Sequencing Batch Reactor) which every SBR are as large as Olympic Swimming Pool.

Jelutong Sewage Treatment Plant able to intake 180,000m³/day of sewage and its maximum sewage is around 270,000m³/day.

Jelutong Sewage Treatment Plant able to cover five to six places which are:

1.      Georgetown

2.      Tanjung Tokong

3.      Tanjung Bungah

4.      Jelutong

5.      Air Itam

6.      Gelugor

 Treatment Process

Screening Process which is Primary Treatment Process.

 It screens out all the large objects.

 Odour Control.

 Grit Chamber

Screening Sand, Oil and Grease.

 Inlet of sewage

Aeration

 Settling Process

 Return Sludge

 Effluent

龙的传人

 龙的传人 which allocated Penang - Queensbay...

 A place where you must go for a try...

It is damn very delicious although it is a bit expensive..

WORTH  WORTH  WORTH it

 The decoration of the place...

AWESOME...

Have a nice view and the services are nice and good...

You will enjoy your time at here...

"Like Her"

And you will also enjoy your meal..

ESP>>>

“ 红烧牛腩拉面”

RM 15.00

 好吃。。。好吃。。。

The soup has a spicy taste and the beef doesn't feel like a beef...

It feels more like PORK...

 “上海小笼包”

RM 9.00

The sources and the meat inside the BAO is very very very very

EXTREMELY delicious...

YUMMY YUMMY>>>

“腐竹薏鹌鹑蛋糖水”

RM 6.00

After that, you can enjoying capturing picture of the restaurant which have a lot of Chinese Traditional allocated...For example...

"THIS" ~ 兵马俑

The nice indoor decoration...“食客”

The handsome chef is cooking...

Have a try on this place...
YOU WILL NEVER regret...
TRUE>>>>

DSLRs - Nikon

Every time searching for the information of NIkon or the data of it...or how to use it..
My MOOD starting to go Down and DOwn and DOWn and DOWN again...
then I will keep Dream of it, DReam and DREam of it...
in the night where i am sleeping... i will still DREAm and DREAM of it..
My Nikon Camera... Making me feel like dying like a ZOMBIE...
a dead body that walking, sleeping, eating and playing in the Earth...
Hai.... ya.... "Hai..." this word will come from my heart and mouth..
keep on Hai....HAi....and HAI....always...
HAI>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
I am very very regret that i had spend all my money in 1st and 2nd year...
Because of insufficient of money...i CANNOT buy my beloved camera...
HAI>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
I willing to work...
I wiling to starve or eat less just for it...
I willing to wait and dream every time...
I willing to learn how to use it before i earn it...
I willing to search for a nice place and technique before i earn it...
All I WILLING to do...just for it......

5 Semester started to busy....

Since the beginning of the 5th semester...
3rd year live damn bore and nothing to do...
so far...just watching movie, sleep and go kangar for lunch and breakfast...
studied 4 days and there is 3 days off day..

BUT

This had changed after raya break...
PBL 1 and PBL 2 start coming...
and assignment from other subject...
nevertheless... last week...japanese presentation and individual assignment has to rush...
NOW>>> dono what and where can i start my homework...
too much and blank..
But, at least yesterday I had finished my japanese presentation slide...
and now at the library again..to rush my PBL report and my Lab report..

good luck to me...

Reasons to upgrade your Digital Camera to a DSLRs Camera

Reasons to Upgrade to a DSLR Camera

DSLRs Camera

• Image Quality – Due to the larger size of image sensors in DSLRs which allows for larger pixel sizes – DSLRs are generally able to be used at a faster ISO which will lead to faster shutter speeds and less grain (ie shoot at 1600 ISO on most DSLRs will have less noise than shooting at 1600 on a Point and Shoot). DSLRs also have built in noise-reduction when genearating JPG images which also helps cut down on noise.
• Adaptability – DSLR’s ability to change lenses opens up a world of possibilities for photographers. While my point and shoot has a nice little 3x Optical Zoom (and many these days have longer ones) my DSLR can be fitted with many high quality lenses ranging from wide angle to super long focal lengths depending upon what I’m photographing (and of course my budget). Add to this a large range of other accessories (flashes, filters etc) and a DSLR can be adapted to many different situations. It should be noted that when it comes to lenses that the diversity in quality of lenses is great. Image quality is impacted greatly by the quality of the lens you use.
• Speed – DSLR’s are generally pretty fast pieces of machinery when it comes to things like start up, focusing and shutter lag.
• Optical Viewfinder - due to the reflex mirror DSLR’s are very much a what you see is what you get operation.
• Large ISO range – this varies between cameras but generally DSLRs offer a wide array of ISO settings which lends itself to their flexibility in shooting in different conditions.
• Manual Controls – while many point and shoots come with the ability to shoot in manual mode, a DSLR is designed in such a way that it is assumed that the photographer using it will want to control their own settings. While they do come with good auto modes the manual controls are generally built in in such a way that they are at the photographers finger tips as they are shooting.
• Retaining Value – some argue that a DSLR will hold it’s value longer than a point and shoot. There is probably some truth in this. DSLR models do not get updated quite as often as point and shoot models (which can be updated twice a year at times). The other factor in favor of DSLRs is that the lenses you buy for them are compatible with other camera bodies if you do choose to upgrade later on (as long as you stay with your brand). This means your investment in lenses is not a waste over the years.
• Depth of Field – one of the things I love about my DSLR is the versatility that it gives me in many areas, especially depth of field. I guess this is really an extension of it’s manual controls and ability to use a variety of lenses but a DSLR can give you depth of field that puts everything from forground to background in focus through to nice blurry backgrounds.
• Quality Optics – I hesitate to add this point as there is a large degree of difference in quality between DSLR lenses but in general the lenses that you’ll find on a DSLR are superior to a point and shoot camera. DSLR lenses are larger (more glass can add to the quality) and many of them have many hours of time put into their manufacture (especially when you get into higher end lenses). I strongly advice DSLR buyers to buy the best quality lenses that they can afford. It it’s the difference between a high end lens on a medium range camera or a medium range lens on a high end camera I’d go for quality lenses every time as they add so much to photos.