The present research was implemented to analyses the seedling tolerance of three species Eucalyptus gomphocephala DC (Myrtaceae) (common name 'Tuart'), Eucalyptus marginata Sm. (common name 'Jarrah') and Corymbia calophylla (Lindl.) K.D. Hill & J. A. S. Johnson (common name 'Marri') to soil-induced stressor, namely soil alkalinity (limestone). Seeds germinated in shallow trays filled with white sand in a naturally lit glasshouse (control treatment). A liming treatment was conducted with 20% w/w crushed and sifted Tomala limestone adds to potting mix to increase soil pH. The experiment was conducted over 82 days. E. gomphocephala is restricted soils overlying limestone on study area and according to total seedling dry weight data and calculated relative growth rates coped best in a limestone-enriched soil. However, when examining all the growth and physiological data collected C. calophylla appeared to be the middling tolerant, with no significant difference in leaf allocation or leaf water loss between the well-watered controls and the limestone-enriched treatments whereas the E. marginata was the least tolerant with a 14% reduction in stomatal conductance. 

In order to examine the protection A postulated initiating event is explored step insertion of a positive reactivity in order to investigate the safety of the reactor of the Tajoura Nuclear Research Reactor with Low Enriched Uranium (LEU). These initiated events are:; a reduction of flow of primary coolant; and a loss of flow accident (LOFA) followed by a reversal flow. PARET computer code is implemented to simulate those suggested initiating events. The transient thermal hydraulic analysis is obtained at both the hottest and averaged cells of the core. The simulation is carried out at the operating power of 10 MW and the inlet coolant temperature equals to 45°C. The results exhibit that the worst case of those examined postulated events is by adding a 1.5$ ramp positive reactivity to the core when the resultant maximum clad surface temperature reaches 130.3°C.

The second era of Ottmanian (1835-1911AD) had witnessed a stable economic development and growth due to internal and external policy and because of the reforms achieved by the Ottmanian Empire in all its states. Agriculture is considered a significant formation in the economical growth due to its direct relation to population’s income and effect with people’s needs in any country in the world because agriculture is the main source of food to the people. The agricultural and animal products have played an essential role in the economy of Tripoli at that time, the Ottoman authority was responsible on supervision of farms while the workforce was local people of Tripoli, this situation had led to improve the economical condition of the state and its people, also it was the main source for income to the Ottoman government.

The main objective of the paper is to analyze the performance of axial flow compressors and to generate a systematic design approach which enables to design subsonic flow ones. In order to investigate the validity of this approach, the LP axial flow compressor of the RR Spey MK511 turbofan engine is taken as an example. The design calculations were based on thermodynamics, gas dynamics, fluid mechanics and empirical relations. The flow is assumed to be of two-dimensional compressible type with constant axial and rotor blade velocities with a free-vortex swirl distribution. Design calculations include

thermodynamic properties of the working fluid, number of compressor performance parameters such as, stage temperature rise and number, flow and blade angles (blade twist), velocity triangles and relative inlet Mach number at rotor blades tips as well as blades tip and hub diameters. A repeated calculation is made to determine these parameters along compressor stages. The variation of velocity whirl components, air and blade angles, deflection and degree of reaction from root to tip of the blades were also determined. The twist of the blades along the blade length is set according to the recommended values in order to obtain smooth blade twist profile.