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Compuboost sells premium Electric Bikes, or Ebikes. But sometimes a cheaper alternative is desirable. For example, one may like to try an electric bike conversion first, before committing a large sum for an advanced high powered electric bike.
We carry a universal bike conversion kit that fits cruisers, mountain bikes, fat tire bikes, small wheels and large bikes, even tandems. You can buy this as a kit, or let us convert your bike for you. We use this universal electric bike conversion kit to convert street bikes, road bikes, cruiser bikes, fat tire bikes, mountain bikes, 20″ tire bikes, 26″ street, mountain and road bikes, and even 27″ or 700C racing bikes and 29″ mountain bikes. We can even do tandem bikes.
We can convert all brands of bikes, like Specialized, Schwinn, Giant, and Huffy as well as a host of no name brands
All about electric bike conversions
Electric bike conversion means adding a motor to a bicycle, and then powering it with a battery via some sort of control, like a throttle or pedal assist.
There are several types of bike conversions. There is hub motor conversion, mid motor (crank) conversion, rear wheel conversion, front wheel conversion. Each has its advantages and disadvantages.
Front Hub motor Electric Bike conversion.
The front wheel is replaced with a hub motor. Either a direct drive electric motor, or a geared electric motor. The direct drive electric motor is commonly called a "pancake" motor, and it is relatively large and heavy. However, it provides large DC torque, and is simple to install and reliable.
Geared electric hub motor have a smaller circumference, and looks less like an electric bike. They are generally sturdy, but they do have a set of gears for motor speed reduction so they may be less reliable because of the extra moving parts.
Doing a front hub motor conversion is generally very easy. The front wheel is replaced with the motorized wheel. A pouch or bag to hold the batteries and controller is attached to the frame or to a rear carrier. A throttle is added to the handlebar and the conversion is done.
Front Hub Motor conversion can apply to all bikes, from cruisers, street, road, even mountain bikes, tandems and tricycles. For front suspension forks, the power cable to the motor needs to be long enough from breaking at maximum suspension travel.
Advantages of Front Hub Motor Electric Bike Conversion
Advantages of front hub motor conversion is simplicity, low cost, better distribution of weight (motor in front, battery in middle or rear), wide convertibility of nearly all bikes.
Disadvantages of Front Hub Motor Electric Bike Conversion
The front wheel must be replaced. The same braking system must be retained.
A major disadvantage of front hub motor conversion is adverse handling (front wheel is relatively heavy). The ride is different too, because torque is applied to front wheel in pulling bike, versus normal torque applied to rear wheel, pushing bike. Riding a front drive bike is a different experience, and things like leaning into a turn and dodging obstacles needs to be relearned.
Tire replacement is similar to no conversion.
Mid Motor (crank) Electric Bike conversion
A motor is attached the frame, and then using gears or chain, it drives the crank. Because it drives the crank, mid motors can take advantage of any gearing available (like a common derailleur setup) to drive the rear wheel.
Mid motor electric bikes, because they need frame modification, are common to custom bikes, especially European models, where the law limits the maximum motor power to 250 Watts.
Advantages of Mid Motor Electric Bike Conversion
Advantages of mid motor conversion is that smaller motors can be used, because of the amplification of the power or torque through gearing (derailleur or internal hub). The handling is not changed from a normal bike, nor are tire changing any different.
Because mid motors are common in Europe (and Japan) because of the smaller motor, and the peculiar requirement that they must be pedal assist (power applied only when pedaling), most mid motor are pedal assist, rather than throttle.
Disadvantages of Mid Motor Electric Bike Conversion
Disadvantages of mid motor (crank) conversion is complexity of attaching the motor and driving the crank. Usually the crank has to be replaced. A freewheel needs to be added to the crank (so that either the motor or the rider) can drive the crank independently. Mid motor conversion has a less "torquey" feel because the wheels are not driven directly, but through a chain or gears. Pedal assist is the normal method to control mid motor drives. Wear and tear on the drive train and chain is also much greater because the motor can apply much more sustained stress than any human can on the chain, crank and rear sprockets.
Mid motor conversions are generally limited to common bike frames with standard 68mm and 70mm (standard 26′, 27″, 29″ wheel size and frames) or 100 and 110 bottom brackets (fat bike). Many custom bike frames use mid motor, because the mounting brackets and modifications can be designed in.
Thus Mid motor conversion tend to be expensive, low in power, pedal assist and no throttle.
Rear Hub Motor Electric Bike Conversion
This conversion is similar to the front hub motor conversion, but instead the rear wheel is exchanged out. The hub motor conversion usually has the same gear cluster as the exchanged wheel, to keep changes in the derailleur and other rear components to a minimum.
Advantages of Rear Hub Motor Electric Bike Conversion
Torque is applied to rear wheel, so it feels most natural. It is not as easy to install as a front hub motor, but generally easier than a mid motor crank conversion.
Disadvantages of Rear Hub Motor Electric Bike Conversion
The rear wheel must be replaced.
The rear of the electric bike is generally very heavy. If the battery is attached to a rear rack, it will make rear of bike even heavier. In general it is difficult to replace the tube or change a tire for a rear hub motor conversion because the rear wheel has to be removed.
It is generally suited only for road bikes or cruiser bikes, not mountain bikes because of the rear suspension is not designed for such a heavy wheel.
Direct Drive Rear Wheel Electric Bike Conversion
A motor is attached to the rear stays. Then the rear wheel of the electric bike is driven via a chain or pulley. The motor is mounted on the rear stays, so it can be mounted on any triangular frame chain stays, regardless of other criteria, like size of wheel or type of bike. Hence direct drive is suiteable for road, mountain, fat tire, 20″, 24″, 26″, 27″ 29″ 700mm, even tandem bicycles.
Advantages of Direct Drive Rear Wheel Electric bike Conversion
The torque is applied directly to the rear wheel, so it feels most natural. The system can be very low cost, because external motors are less complex and cheaper than hub motors. It is also easier to service, since all motor parts are easy to access, unlike hub or crank motors.
Because the rear wheel is driven, the same conversion kit (universal) can be applied to any bike, large or small, cruiser, mountain, fat bike, 20″, 24″, 26″, 27″, 700C, 29″ wheels.
Disadvantages of Direct Drive Rear Wheel Electric Bike Conversion
It shares the weight concerns of Rear Hub motor drives, where there is a lot of weight over the rear wheel. It has a drive chain, so like the regular bike chain, it needs to be cleaned and lubed as well.
Compuboost Electric Bike Conversions:
Standard Electric Bike conversion
We generally do Front Wheel 25% or Direct Drive Rear Wheel drive 70% conversions. The balance is normal Mid-Motor crank conversions. We do this to keep the cost low, because for costlier conversions, it makes more sense to just get a full on custom Electric bike, which we carry.
Typically it costs about $600 for a standard Direct Drive Rear Wheel conversion (250W motor with a 8-10AH battery) usually good enough for 1-2 hrs run time (translates typically to 10-30 miles of travel. Larger batteries, and larger motors will cost more, and more difficult conversions like mid-motor crank, fat tire, tandem bike, tricycle, will cost more.
Fat Tire Electric Bike Conversion
We do fat tire electric bike conversion. Fat tire bikes are heavy because of the size of the wheels and tires, and the corresponding frame and fork needed to support that weight.
But riding a fat tire is no fun, unless the terrain is level or going downhill (but what about the ride back uphill?), so electrifying the bike is a must.
We offer a direct drive rear wheel conversion (36V motor, 450W, 12A
H Battery) for $950 complete, including installation. A fully converted new Fat Tire electric bike is available for $1450.
Tandem Electric Bike Conversion
Tandem Electric bikes can be converted so that riding uphill is more pleasurable. We offer both a front wheel as will as a direct drive rear wheel conversion. We also can offer independent dual drive, where both a front wheel hub drive (controlled by the front rider), and a direct drive rear motor (controlled by the rear rider) The cost for a direct drive rear wheel conversion (36V Motor, 450W, 12AH Battery) is $950 complete (single wheel), including installation, or $1600 (dual motors, batteries) including installation.
Allow about a week for the conversion.
Cargo Bike Electric Conversion and Tricycles
We also can convert cargo bikes and tricycles. We will generally advice front or rear drive based on the actual bicycle frame and projected usage.
Electric Bike Service
We service what we sell, as well as things we don't sell.
We are a full service electric bike repair store, with the capability of rebuilding electric bikes from the ground up, rebuilding battery packs, servicing all brands of electric bikes, and doing many routine bike services like replacing tires, chains, brake pads, tune ups.


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At Confident Cashflow, we pride ourselves on providing a complete credit management solution for your business.
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We hold up our hands, we're mad about credit management! But we know that you probably don't share the passion, which is fine – you don't have to, we bring all the enthusiasm, expertise and hard work.
In fact, Nicki was brought up with numbers, through work experience at her father's accountancy practice, where she spent many a happy an hour while at school and university.
Nicki is also one of the few people to hold a First Class BA Hons degree in credit management and she qualified with the Chartered Institute of Credit Management (CICM).
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Being a small business is hard. There just isn't enough expertise in all fields to ensure you are compliant with everything. Between Simon and I, we pretty much had everything nailed, but one thing that was worrying me was our credit terms and lack of contract with our clients. We were working very much on a faith/trust basis, and it was only a matter of time before something went really wrong. So that's when I called upon Nicki. Her knowledge of the 'rules' is outstanding. She was very friendly, and asked me all about my business to understand our own processes to get a better understanding of how we operate. It would have been very easy for her to issue us with a set of standards terms and conditions, but instead she tailored them to our exact needs.
We have implemented them for all new clients and contracts, and slowly introducing them for our existing and repeat clients. But I am feeling a lot happier now that we have something in place. I am hoping that we won't ever have to use them against a client, but at least we have them now.
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This project is located in the Quiche region in Guatemala. The community goal involves tearing down and old school deemed unsafe and inadequate for the community and building a new one. The EWB-MN team has just returned from their assessment trip in March 2019.
This project is located in the Santa Ana region in El Salvador. The community consists mostly of hard-worked farmers. The current gravity-fed water distribution system that serves the community often succumbs to high pressures and malfunctions often. The EWB-MN chapter designed a solution involving pressure reduction valves (PRVs) to alleviate the pressure. These valves were shipped with engineering plans to the community and installed by plumbers in the fall of 2018.
This EWB-MN Water project is located in the coastal community of Milla Tres, Honduras. The goal of the project is to bring water to a portion of their community that currently does not have a continuous water supply. The system has been designed over the course of two assessment trips and the team is working on their implementation trip in 2019.
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There are three main ingredients to starting and operating a lawnmower: air, fuel and spark. While checking for a clogged air filter or filling the fuel tank requires little thought, determining if the ignition coil is creating the electrical spark needed to burn the air and fuel can be puzzling. Fortunately, the task is made easier by the relative simplicity of most lawnmowers' small engines. With a few basic items you can quickly determine the health of your mower's ignition system.
Open the lawnmower's bonnet or cover to access the ignition coil. Locate the ignition coil on the motor by following the spark plug cable to the coil.
Pull the spark plug cable off of the spark plug and remove the spark plug. Set it aside for now. Disconnect the ignition coil's kill switch wire by pulling the wire directly off of the coil.
Insert a spark tester tool or a replacement working spark plug into the spark plug wire. Ground the spark tester or spark plug by placing it directly against the motor's metal housing.
Wrap a short length of rope around the motor's flywheel, the round disk-shaped piece above the motor. The rope will allow you to rotate the flywheel at a greater speed than spinning it by hand.
Turn the lawnmower's ignition switch on and pull the rope to spin the flywheel. Watch the spark tester or spark plug, looking for a spark between the electrodes of the tester or spark plug. If a spark is present, the ignition coil is working properly. An absence of spark will require replacement of the ignition coil.
Turn off the ignition switch and remove the spark plug or spark tester from the spark plug wire. Place the original spark plug back in, and set the spark plug wire against the motor.
Rewind the rope around the flywheel and turn the lawnmower's ignition switch on. Pull the rope to spin the flywheel and watch for a spark on the original spark plug. If a spark is present, the spark plug is working properly. An absence of spark will require replacement of the spark plug.
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|Korea's Park Hee-young tees off on the ninth hole during the first round of the CME Group Tour Championship in Naples, Florida, Thursday. (AP-Yonhap)
Lewis overcame the kind of tension she typically feels on the weekend at majors. She held it together with her short game, made a 25-foot eagle putt late in her opening round and wound up with a 3-under 69 to trail Julieta Granada by three shots.
"It's going to be a long week if we're feeling that on Thursday," Lewis said.
There are two tournaments in one at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort.
Granada played bogey-free in a tough wind on the Tiburon Course for a 66 that gave her a two-shot lead over Sandra Gal in the LPGA Tour's final tournament.
The other event is the Race to CME Globe, which pays a $1 million bonus to the winner. Only the top nine players in the standings can win it, and Granada isn't one of them. She still hopes to close out the season with her first victory in eight years.
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The top three players ― Lewis, Park In-bee and 17-year-old Lydia Ko ― need only to win the tournament for the $1 million bonus. Lewis is atop the standings, so finishing ahead of the other two is a good spot to be. Park and Ko each shot 71.
"I think everybody is thinking about the $1 million," Park said.
It certainly showed at the start, especially when Lewis sent her opening tee shot well to the right. She recovered well and nearly holed a bunker shot for birdie.
Conditions were tough enough that only five players broke 70, and 19 of the 69 in the field broke par.
Lewis surged ahead with a hybrid from 217 yards that finished pin-high at the back of the green on the par-5 17th, and she lightly pumped her fist when it fell for eagle.
All week long, the chatter has been about everything at stake at the Tour Championship. Along with the $1 million bonus, Lewis or Park could take home all the significant awards on the LPGA Tour ― player of the year, Vare Trophy for lowest scoring average and the money title.
"It's one good round," Lewis said. "We've got a long, long way to go."
Granada knows what it's like to be an instant millionaire. She was a 20-year-old rookie in 2006 when she captured the ADT Championship, which at the time was turned into a winner-take-all extravaganza. That remains her only LPGA victory.
McIlroy takes lead in Dubai
DUBAI (AP) ― Top-ranked Rory McIlroy returned from a six-week absence to shoot a 6-under 66 for a share of the lead on the first day of the season-ending DP World Tour Championship on Thursday.
McIlroy birdied four of his opening five holes and then two of the last four to join Irishman Shane Lowry at the top of the leaderboard at the Earth Course at Jumeriah Estates Resort.
"The way I played it should have been five birdies in the first five holes," he said. "It was a great way to start. You never expect to start like that, but I've been hitting the ball well for the last couple of weeks that I've been practicing and it was just a matter of trying to take that good range play on to the course, and I was able to do that today, which I'm really happy about."
McIlroy has been in Dubai for the better part of two weeks after electing not to contest any of the opening three events on the Tour's Final Four Series.
He played in the Grand Slam of Golf in Bermuda but his Dubai round is a first competitive effort on tour since shooting a final round 68 for a share of second place last month in the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.
"I played the two days at the PGA Grand Slam but I wouldn't really call that competitive," he said. "So the last shot that I hit was St. Andrews I guess, was my last competitive shot. So I was really looking forward to just getting out there and feeling what it was like again. Yeah, I was excited."
Lowry arrived in Dubai fresh off the disappointment of finishing in 25th place in last week's Turkish Airlines Open. Ranked No. 52, the Dubliner is hoping to finish inside the top 50 and with an exemption to enter all four majors in 2015.
Scott stays in contention
MELBOURNE (AP) ― Defending champion Adam Scott stayed in contention at the Australian Masters on Friday with a 4-under 68 to leave him six shots off the lead after two rounds at Metropolitan Golf Club.
Leader Michael Wright shot a 68 Friday for a 36-hole total of 9-under 135, two strokes ahead of fellow Australian Paul Spargo on a crowded leaderboard.
Scott, who was tied for 12th, has won the last two Australian Masters, also at Melbourne sand-belt courses ― Royal Melbourne last year and Kingston Heath in 2012. His playing partner, 2006 U.S. Open champion Geoff Ogilvy, was five strokes behind after a 71.
All three Americans made the cut ― Kyle Stanley was 2 under after a 73, Boo Weekly (72) was even and Zac Blair (75) was 1 over.


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"We're just enthusiastic about what we do." — Steve Jobs
Every customer is different and we try to meet their requirement as close as what they imagine. Indeed, we learned your amazing and crazy ideas which made us different in the industry too.
We are not a trading company who emphasis on buy and sell. Instead, we offer creative approaches to the clients' special needs in order to find unique and tailored solutions.
With headquarter in Hong Kong, PREMIUM TOOLS & EQUIPMENT COMPANY LIMITED provides superior consulting services in the Motor Service Industry, serving both Hong Kong, Macau & the Mainland China market. We bring a fresh and innovative approach to consulting services, acting as liaison between the end-user and the equipment manufacturer. Our goal is to exceed the expectations of every client by offering outstanding customer service, increased flexibility, and greater value, thus optimizing system functionality and improving operation efficiency. Our associates are distinguished by their functional and technical expertise combined with their hands-on experience, thereby ensuring that our clients receive the most effective and professional service.
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On the use of sediment traps in sedimentation measurements in glaciated fjords
Marek Zajączkowski
Polish Polar Research | 2002 | vol. 23 | No 2
| 161-174
rate of sedimentation
sediment traps
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Several conclusions and recommendations concerning sediment trap geometry, the technique of their deployment and interpretation of measurements results are described in this paper. Only cylindrical sediment traps are able to cope with the diverse and dynamic environment of glaciated fjords. The relation between different trap parameters shows the optimal proportion of cylinder diameter as being between 6 and 10 cm and ratio length/diameter not less than 7/1. During the peak of the melting season in Kongsfjorden (Spitsbergen) the rate of sedimentation of total matter reaches over 900 g m2 d1 and the velocity of brackish water current can reach 80 cm s1 on the surface. Owing to the high productivity of Arctic fiords and large concentration of suspended mineral matter it is possible to collect of large samples in a short time, therefore prevention of sediment traps by swimmers is not necessary.
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Seismoacoustic studies within Wijdefjorden, Spitsbergen
Włodzimierz Kowalewski
Stanisław Rudowski
S. Maciej Zalewski
Polish Polar Research | 1990 | vol. 11 | No 3-4
| 287-300
bottom sediments
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On the ground of results obtained by the seismoacoustic profiling carried out in 1985 and primary examination of core samples the following main seismoacoustic units are distinguished and characterized: unit A — bedrock, unit B — till and/or compacted glaciomarine deposit, unit C — glaciomarine ice-front deposit, unit D — glaciomarine mud. These results enabled to present the distribution of seismoacoustic units along the fiord and its extension on the shelf, as well as to determine a relation of bottom structures to Late Vistulian(?) deglaciation and the action of Holocene tributary glaciers, probably during the Little Ice Age. The position of marginal structures corresponding to local retreat stages of the glacier front is also presented.
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Polychaetes of Antarctic sublittoral in the proglacial zone (King George Island , South Shetland Islands)
Jacek Siciński
Polish Polar Research | 2004 | vol. 25 | No 1
| 67-96
bottom sediments
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Ninety eight polychaete species were found in the shallow sublittoral of Admiralty Bay. The most abundant were Leitoscoloplos kerguelensis, Tauberia gracilis, Ophelina syringopyge, Rhodine intermedia, Tharyx cincinnatus, Aricidea (Acesta) strelzovi, Apistobranchus sp., Cirrophorus brevicirratus and Microspio moorei. Mean abundance of polychaetes was estimated at 120 ind./ 0.1m2. As a result of cluster analysis several polychaete assemblages were distinguished. The highly specific assemblage with two characteristic species, Scoloplos marginatus and Travisia kerguelensis, from shallow areas with sandy bottom situated far from glaciers; a distincly specific assemblage with Apistobranchus sp. from poorly sorted sediments in the bottom areas situated on the slopes at the base of steep rubble shores; the richest and most diverse, highly specific polychaete assemblage from the central basin of the bay with Tauberia gracilis as the most characteristic species, as well as two assemblages from the bottom areas neighbouring glaciers and influenced by the intensive enrichment of very small grain-sized sediments with Ophelina cylindricaudata and Tharyx cincinnatus. Clear assemblages' arrangement was observed along the gradient: sand, silty sand, silt towards clay silt. Other important factors, supporting the proposed classification of assemblages and their character, include the sorting coefficient of the sediment (So) as well as the slope of the bottom. The between-habitat diversity of polychaete fauna is strongly connected with the phenomena occurring in the neighbouring terrestrial coastal areas.
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Reagents Activity in a Copper Droplets / Post-Processing Slag Suspension
K. Najman
W. Wołczyński
A.W. Bydałek
J. Karwan-Baczewska
Archives of Foundry Engineering | 2016 | No 3
Copper droplets
Liquid slag
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The suspension of the copper droplets in the post-processing slag taken directly from the KGHM-Polska Miedź S.A. Factory (from the direct-to-blister technology as performed in the flash furnace) was subjected to the special treatment with the use of the one of the typical industrial reagent and with the complex reagent newly patented by the authors. This treatment was performed in the BOLMET S.A. Company in the semi-industrial conditions. The result of the CaCO3, and Na2CO3 chemicals influence on the coagulation and subsequent sedimentation of copper droplets on the crucible bottom were subjected to comparison with the sedimentation forced by the mentioned complex reagent. The industrial chemicals promoted the agglomeration of copper droplets but the coagulation was arrested / blocked by the formation of the lead envelope. Therefore, buoyancy force forced the motion of the partially coagulated copper droplets towards the liquid slag surface rather than sedimentation on the crucible bottom. On the other hand, the complex reagent was able to influence the mechanical equilibrium between copper droplets and some particles of the liquid slag as well as improve the slag viscosity. Finally, the copper droplets coagulated successfully and generally, were subjected to a settlement on the crucible bottom as desired / requested.
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Late Pleistocene and Holocene relief remodelling in the Ebbadalen-Nordenskiöldbreen region in Olav V Land, central Spitsbergen
Piotr Kłysz
Leszek Lindner
Leszek Marks
Lech Wysokiński
Polish Polar Research | 1989 | vol. 10 | No 3
| 277-301
landforms and sediments
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This article presents characteristics of the Quaternary deposits and landforms of Ebbadalen, the Nordenskióldbreen foreląnd and the Wordiekammen massif on the basis of geomorphological mapping of this area and a number of geologic profiles A—L studied in detail. Glaciers were much more expanded during the Pleistocene than they are nowadays. Over a period referred to by the present authors as the Petuniabukta-Adolfbukta Stage they occupied the whole Ebbadalen area and the eastern part of Adolfbukta. Marine terraces of 70- 80, 60—65 and 50—55 m a.s.l. were formed earlier. At the turn of the Pleistocene three marine terraces were produced at 40—45, 30—35 and 20—25 m a.s.l. Throughout the Early Holocene transgression (the Ebbadalen Stage = the Thomsondalen Stage) glaciers occurred in nearly the entire Ebbadalen area and occupied a larger part of Adolfbukta than nowadays. During the Middle and Late Holocene marine terraces of 12—15, 5—8, 3—4 and 1—2 m a.s.l. were initiated. Two more glacier advances, the later relating to the Little Ice Age, took place during the Late Holocene
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Seismostratigraphy of bottom sea sediments in some areas of the Spitsbergen Archipelago
Włodzimierz Kowalewski
Stanisław Rudowski
S. Maciej Zalewski
Krystyna Żakowicz
Polish Polar Research | 1987 | vol. 8 | No 1
| 3-23
bottom sediments
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The paper presents results of investigations of bottom sediments in Hornsund, Wijdefjorden and Isfjorden as well as of the shelf around the Bjornoya. carried out in 1982—1985 by a continuous seismic profiling. Geophysic structures and bottom sediments on the bedrock to a depth of 170 ms have been recognized, particularly in the Hornsund region. The following seismoacoustic units have been distinguished: unit A — bedrock, unit В — till and/or compacted glaciogenic deposit, unit С — glaciomarine ice-front deposit, unit D — glaciomarine mud. These results allowed to present a model of glaciomarine sedimentation in a fiord, fed by warm tidewater glaciers.
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Mechanisms of Aerosol Sedimentation by Acoustic Field
Olga Kudryashova
Alexandra Antonnikova
Natalya Korovina
Igor Akhmadeev
Archives of Acoustics | 2015 | vol. 40 | No 4
fine aerosol
size distribution
acoustic impact
radiation pressure
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Acoustic radiation sources are successfully applied to cleaning rooms from dust of fairly large particle sizes (ten micrometers and larger). The sedimentation of fine aerosols (particle diameter of 1-10 microns) is a more complicated challenge. The paper is devoted to the substantiation of the acoustic sedimentation method for such aerosols. On the basis of the mathematical model analysis for aerosol sedimentation by the acoustic field the mechanisms of this process have been determined and include the particle coagulation acceleration and radiation pressure effect. The experimental results of the acoustic sedimentation of a model aerosol (NaCl) are shown. The calculation results according to the mathematical model for coagulation and sedimentation, on the basis of the Smolukhovsky's equation taking into account various mechanisms of aerosol sedimentation by sound depending on the particle sizes and sound intensity, are given. The necessity to use intensive sources of high-frequency sound has been confirmed, suggesting that these sources must be located above dust clouds.
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Sedimentation of a Fine Aerosol in the Acoustic Fieldand with the Electrostatic Charge of Particles
Maria Yurievna Stepkina
Olga Borisovna Kudryashova
Alexandra Alexandrovna Antonnikova
Archives of Acoustics | 2018 | vol. 43 | No 1
fine aerosol
size distribution
acoustic exposure
electrostatic charge
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Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) and Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) in surface sediments from selected fjords, tidal plains and lakes of the North Spitsbergen
Grażyna Sapota
Barbara Wojtasik
Dorota Burska
Kamil Nowiński
Polish Polar Research | 2009 | vol. 30 | No 1
| 59-76
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The aim of this study was to examine the pollution level of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and selected chloroorganic pesticides (HCH isomers, DDT and its metabolites, aldrin, dieldrin, endrin, heptachlor, endosulfan I and II, and methoxychlor) in surface sediments from selected fjords, tidal plains and lakes from the North Svalbard area. The sediments were collected from 34 sampling stations in July 2005. Only endosulfan I and methoxychlor, among selected chloroorganic pesticides, were measured in concentrations near detection limit (LoD) in fourteen sediment samples. The sum of seven PCB congeners varied from < 0.9 to 5.6 ng g-1 d.w. in sediments from fjords and tidal plains and from < 0.1 to 14.6 ng g-1 d.w. in sediments from lakes. The concentrations of analysed PAH compounds in surface sediments from lakes were over ten times higher (Ʃ16PAHs to 429 ng g-1 d.w.) than in sediments from fjords and tidal plains (Ʃ16PAHs to 36 ng g-1 d.w.).
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Short-term development of Arctic beach system: Case study of wave control on beach morphology and sedimentology (Calypsostranda, Bellsund, Svalbard)
Piotr Zagórski
Karolina Mędrek
Mateusz Moskalik
Jan Rodzik
Agnieszka Herman
Łukasz Pawłowski
Marek Jaskólski
Polish Polar Research | 2019 | vol. 40 | No 2
photogrammetric granulometry
sediment texture
impact of waves
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The objective of this research is to determine the impact of waves on the segregation of sediment within the area of its supply in the context of meteorological conditions. The research was conducted on a 4 km section of the shore of Calypsostranda (Bellsund, West Spitsbergen), shaped by waves such as swell, wind waves, and tides. Particular attention was paid to the diversity and variability of the surface texture within the intertidal zone. Meteorological measurements, recording of wave climate, as well as analysis of the grain-size distribution of the beach sediments were performed. Nearshore bathymetry, longshore drifts, episodic sediment delivery from land, as well as resistance of the shore to coastal erosion and direction of transport of sediments in the shore zone are important factors controlling shore development. Data show that wind waves contribute to erosion and discharge of material from the nearshore and intertidal zone. The research also shows that oceanic swell, altered by diffraction, reaching the shore of Calypsostranda contributes to better sorting of sediment deposited on the shore through washing it out from among gravels, and longshore transport of its finest fraction. The grain size distribution of shore sediments is significantly changed already during one tidal cycle. The degree of this modification depends not only on wave height and period but on the direction of wave impact. The shore of Calypsostranda can be regarded as transitional between high and low energy coasts.
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Assessment of sand accumulation in the gastrointestinal tract and its excretion with stool in silesian foals
N. Siwińska
A. Łuczka
A. Żak
M. Słowikowska
A. Niedźwiedź
Polish Journal of Veterinary Sciences | 2019 | vol.22 | No 2
sand content
sand accumulation
abdomen ultrasonography
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The aim of this study was to assess sand accumulation in the gastrointestinal tract and fecal sand excretion in Silesian foals using three diagnostic methods and taking into account the sex and age of the animals. Another aim of the study was to compare the three diagnostic methods. The study was carried out on 21 clinically healthy Silesian foals (10 females and 11 males) from 9-28 weeks old grazed on permanent pasture. The sand intake was assessed using a sedimentation test, abdominal ultrasonography and a quantitative evaluation of sand per 100 g of stool. In the sedimentation test, the sand was palpable in the stool of 57.1% of the horses, and clearly visible in 42.9% of the animals. The ultrasound examination revealed the presence of sand in the gastrointestinal tract in 66.7% of the horses. It was limited to a single location in 60% of the horses, while it was present in several regions in 40% of the horses. The mean amount of sand was 0.14 ± 0.33 g per 100 g of stool. It did not exceed 0.1g in 71.4% foals, while it ranged from 0.1-0.5 g in 23.8% foals. In 4.8% of the animals, it amounted to 1.6 g per 100 g of stool. There was no correlation between age and gender and the results. There was a positive correlation between the ultrasound examination and the sedimentation test. Sand may be accumulated in the gastrointestinal tract of foals without any clinical signs. The amount of sand excreted in the stool is not an indicator of the amount of sand accumulated in the gastrointestinal tract. An abdominal ultrasound examination should be combined with a sedimentation test for more specific results.
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Reconstruction of postglacial paleoproductivity in Long Lake, King George Island, West Antarctica
Ho-Il Yoon
Boo-Keun Khim
Kyung Lee
Yu-Hyeon Park
Kyu-Cheul Yoo
Polish Polar Research | 2006 | vol. 27 | No 3
| 189-206
lake sediment
organic carbon
carbon isotopes
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A sediment core (LS-1) collected from Long Lake in King George Island, South Shetland Islands (West Antarctica) was analyzed for a variety of textural, geochemical, isotopic and paleontological properties together with 14C age dates. These data combined with published records of other studies provide a detailed history of local/regional postglacial paleoproductivity variation with respect to terrestrial paleoclimate change. The lithologic contrast of a lower diamicton and an upper fine-grained sediment demonstrates glacial recession and subsequent lake formation. The upper fine-grained deposit, intercalated by mid-Holocene tephra-fallout followed by a tephra gravity flow, was formed in a lacustrine environment. Low total organic carbon (TOC) and biogenic silica (Sibio) contents with high C/N ratios characterize the diamicton, whereas an increase of TOC and Sibio contents characterize the postglacial lacustrine fine-grained sediments, which are dated at c. 4000 yrBP. More notable are the distinct TOC maxima, which may imply enhanced primary productivity during warm periods. Changes in Sibio content and δ13C values, which support the increasing paleoproductivity, are in sympathy with these organic matter variations. The uniform and low TOC contents that are decoupled by Sibio contents are attributed to the tephra gravity flows during the evolution of the lake rather than a reduced paleoproductivity. A very recent TOC maximum is also characterized by high Sibio content and δ13C values, clearly indicating increased paleoproductivity consequent upon gradual warming across King George Island . Comparable with changes in sediment geochemistry, the occurrence and abundance of several diatom species corroborate the paleoproductivity variations together with the lithologic development. However, the paleoclimatic signature in local terrestrial lake environment during the postglacial period (for example the Long Lake) seems to be less distinct, as compared to the marine environment.
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Vertical organic inputs and bio-availability of carbon in an Antarctic coastal sediment
Tony R. Walker
Polish Polar Research | 2005 | vol. 26 | No 2
| 91-106
Signy Island
coastal sediments
organic deposition
available carbon
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Measurements were made of organic fluxes at a coastal sediment at Signy Island , South Orkney Islands, Antarctica , between December 1990 and March 1992. The deposition rate of organic matter to the sediment was measured at the same time with a maximum sedimentation rate of 306 mg C m–2 d–1. The rates of sedimentary organic input were small during winter ice cover, and the organic content of the sediment declined during this period as available organic matter was depleted. Fresh organic input occurred as soon as the sea-ice melted and ice algal biomass was deposited to the sediment; and was sustained during the spring after ice break-up by continued primary production in the water column. The proportion of available carbon in surface sediments was measured during a seasonal cycle using Pseudomonas aeruginosa as an indicator organism over the 0–1 cm depth horizon. Variations in the amount of organic matter deposited to the sediments and the proportion of available carbon were observed during the seasonal cycle. Seasonal variations of benthic activity in this coastal sediment was regulated by the input and availability of organic matter, and not by seasonal water temperature, which was relatively constant between –1.8 and 0.5°C .
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Investigation of the sedimentation process using flow visualization methods
Witold Suchecki
Chemical and Process Engineering | 2019 | vol. 40 | No 2
sedimentation dynamics curve
flow visualization
Particle Image Velocimetry
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The aim of the paper was to develop determination methods of sedimentation characteristics using PIV image anemometry and suspension image analysis. Two methods of the investigation of sed- imentation process based on visualization techniques were developed. In the first one, using PIV method, vector fields of the velocity of settling particles are determined and then average particle velocities are calculated to establish the so called sedimentation dynamics curve. In the second one, the methods of suspension image analysis are utilized to determine the positions of the upper dis- continuity and to establish the sedimentation curve. Laboratory research on the sedimentation of agalit particles suspended in glycerine was conducted (using PIV method). Additionally, industrial research on the sedimentation of water-absorbing granular material used after the first carbonation (carbonation I) was conducted in a sugar factory (using the second method). The research consisted of photographic registration of images of the settling suspension by means of the time-lapse photog- raphy technique. A laboratory study was conducted for four values of the volume concentration of agalit particles in glycerine (0.5; 1.0; 1.5 and 2.0 vol%). The research methodology, the scope of the conducted measurements and sample research results together with conclusions are presented in this paper.
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Quaternary valley levels and river terraces in the western part of the Holy Cross Mountains
Jan Dzierżek
Leszek Lindner
Krzysztof Cabalski
Studia Quaternaria | 2019 | vol. 36 | Iss. 2
Holy Cross Mountains
valley sediments
fluvial forms
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According to the current state of research five sand-gravel accumulation levels of Quaternary age are visible in the morphology of the western part of the Holy Cross Mountains, within the Wierna Rzeka, Hutka and Bobrza river valley systems and the lower stretches of the Biała Nida and Czarna Nida river valleys. Two upper levels (V and IV) correspond to valleys formed during the Odranian Glaciation-Saalian, MIS6 and its reccesional phases under the influence of proglacial and extraglacial waters beyond the extent (to the east) of the maximal ice-sheet limit of this glaciation, reaching to the present-day Leśnica-Gnieździska-Łopuszno line. Two lower levels (III and II) are terraces that were typically formed during the climatic conditions thatprevailed during Vistulian stadials. Sands and gravels of the three upper levels (V−III) contain numerous debris flow deposits and cryoturbation structures documenting periglacial conditions during their accumulation. The lowermost level (I) is a typical Holocene floodplain.
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Large-scale deformations in Neogene deposits near Dobrzyń on the Vistula (central Poland) – thrusting from N/NE or valley-side glaciotectonics in the Płock Basin?
Małgorzata Roman
Rafał Żuk
Studia Quaternaria | 2019 | vol. 36 | Iss. 2
soft-sediment deformations
Structural analysis
Płock Basin
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The article is focused on the most recent investigations of glaciotectonic structures in high escarpment exposures of the Vistula valley from Dobrzyń to Kuzki in the western part of the Płock Basin. Deformations involve Neogene and occasionally the Lower Pleistocene deposits and they are not expressed as landforms. Structural investigations and analysis of archival geological data provided new information on the origin of large-scale shear structures. Results obtained are clearly contrary to the concept of Brykczyński (1982) regarding valley-side glaciotectonics in the Płock Basin. An emergence of the extensive zone of serial thrust structures of significant amplitude (up to 100–150 m) was found to have not been controlled by a palaeovalley. A driving mechanism is interpreted as a gravity spreading in front of ice sheets advancing from north-northeast during the South Polish Complex (Dorst-Elsterian).
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Experimental investigation of Microcystis aeruginosa cyanobacteria thickening to obtain a biomass for the energy production
Journal of Water and Land Development | 2019 | No 43
electric field
energy carriers
gravity sedimentation
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Sediment supply and fluxes in glacial and outwash fjords, Kongsfjorden and Adventfjorden, Svalbard
Marek Zajączkowski
Polish Polar Research | 2008 | vol. 29 | No 1
| 59-72
subpolar fjords
sediment flux
turbidity currents
hypopycnal flow
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The buoyant hypopycnal flow of brackish water and suspended sediment transport and settling were studied in two sub-polar fjords: the glacial Kongsfjörden and the outwash (non-glacial contact) Adventfjörden, Svalbard . The data presented indicates faster water mixing on the tidal flat in comparison to the englacial runoff, which leads to faster horizontal density gradients decreases in the non-glaciated fjord. The fast settling of particles in the narrow zone of the steep slope at the edge of the tidal flat leads to the removal of 25% of the surface suspended sediment. The rapid settling is due to increasing salinity, decreasing velocity, and flocculation of fine particles. The fast settling of suspended particulate matter (SPM) in the tidal flat area causes sediment redeposition and resuspension followed by sediment transport along the bottom with hyperpycnal flows. This leads to grain sorting in the fjord head. In contrast, at the glacier front, SPM is transported farther into the fjord, where tidal pumping and water mixing lead to the removal of 71% of total SPM. The fjords investigated represent two different sedimentological regimes. In the glaciated Kongsfjörden, the buoyant hypopycnal flow of brackish water is the main sediment transporting factor. In the non-glacial Adventfjörden, hyperpycnal flows transport sediment along the bottom.
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Distribution of oxygen, sulfides and optimum temperature for sulfate reduction in Antarctic marine sediments
Tony R. Walker
Polish Polar Research | 2005 | vol. 26 | No 3
| 215–230
Signy Island
coastal sediments
oxygen penetration
sulfate reduction
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Measurements were made of sediment characteristics, benthic microbial activity and optimum temperature for sulfate reduction at Signy Island, South Orkney Islands, Antarctica . There was little evidence to support any seasonal variation in oxygen penetration of surface sediments. Oxygen penetrated to only 1.5 to 3 mm throughout the year, despite bioturbation from a dense amphipod population. The distribution of acid volatile sulfides increased with depth below 1 cm and above this, surface sediments were lighter in colour and contained fewer sulfides. The rates of sulfate reduction increased during winter under sea-ice cover, and remained high after ice break up. Seasonal water temperature was relatively constant between –1.8 and 0.5°C. Optimum temperature for anaerobic sediment respiration was investigated using different substrates and was found to be in the range 17–27°C, suggesting that sulfate reducing bacteria are psychrotolerant as they were inhibited by low temperatures.
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Origin and significance of early-diagenetic calcite concretions and barite from Silurian black shales in the East European Craton, Poland
Maciej J. Bojanowski
Artur Kędzior
Szczepan J. Porębski
Magdalena Radzikowska
Acta Geologica Polonica | 2019 | vol. 69 | No 3
Carbonate concretions
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Marine productivity
Biogenic gas production
Bacterial sulfate reduction
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The Silurian Pelplin Formation is a part of a thick, mud-prone distal fill of the Caledonian foredeep, which stretches along the western margin of the East European Craton. The Pelplin Formation consists of organic carbon- rich mudstones that have recently been the target of intensive investigations, as they represent a potential source of shale gas. The Pelplin mudstones host numerous calcite concretions containing authigenic pyrite and barite. Mineralogical and petrographic examination (XRD, optical microscopy, cathodoluminoscopy, SEM-EDS) and stable isotope analyses (δ13Corg, δ13C and δ18O of carbonates, δ34S and δ18O of barite) were carried out in order to understand the diagenetic conditions that led to precipitation of this carbonate-sulfide-sulfate paragenesis and to see if the concretions can enhance the understanding of sedimentary settings in the Baltic and Lublin basins during the Silurian. Barite formed during early diagenesis before and during the concretionary growth due to a deceleration of sedimentation during increased primary productivity. The main stages of concretionary growth took place in yet uncompacted sediments shortly after their deposition in the sulfate reduction zone. This precompactional cementation led to preferential preservation of original sedimentary structures, faunal assemblages and early- diagenetic barite, which have been mostly lost in the surrounding mudstones during burial. These components allowed for the reconstruction of important paleoenvironmental conditions in the Baltic and Lublin basins, such as depth, proximity to the detrital orogenic source and marine primary productivity. Investigation of the concretions also enabled estimation of the magnitude of mechanical compaction of the mudstones and calculation of original sedimentation rates. Moreover, it showed that biogenic methane was produced at an early-diagenetic stage, whereas thermogenic hydrocarbons migrated through the Pelplin Formation during deep burial.
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Many institutions use tight glycemic control (TGC)1 protocols in their intensive care units (ICUs). TGC protocols became standard of care after the initial, very promising, studies demonstrating that it improved patient outcomes (1). For instance, Van den Berghe et al. (1) demonstrated that TGC reduced mortality by one-third in surgical intensive care patients. Other early studies of TGC also demonstrated marked and significant benefits in infection rates and mortality. Typical TGC protocols consist of placing postoperative and critically ill patients on a continuous intravenous insulin infusion, checking their blood glucose concentrations on an hourly basis (or other schedule), and giving a bolus of insulin and/or changing the infusion rate of insulin based on the glucose concentration, with a goal of maintaining glucose between 4.4 and 6.7 mmol/L (80 and 120 mg/dL). Of the numerous variations in protocols regarding timing and frequency of glucose measurements, insulin infusion rates, and target glucose values, all have a goal of maintaining tight glycemic control in critically ill patients.
A new metaanalysis has suggested that TGC protocols offer limited if any benefits in critically ill adults and revealed that these protocols resulted in a 3- to 5-fold increased risk of hypoglycemia (2). The metaanalysis examined 29 randomized controlled trials that met predefined inclusion criteria. Of the 27 trials that examined mortality as an endpoint, 16 favored TGC and 11 favored usual care, but the reductions in relative risk were statistically significant (95% confidence) in only 2 of the 16 favoring TGC and in none of the 11 favoring usual care. The only outcome for which TGC demonstrated a significantly reduced risk was the development of septicemia; this was seen in surgical intensive care patients but not in medical ICU patients. The metaanalysis concluded that TGC may not be as beneficial as predicted from some of the original studies and may cause harm. We would like to raise the question of whether error introduced by measuring glucose with point-of-care (POC) glucose meters in some, but not all, of the studies may have contributed to the findings of this metaanalysis.
The use of glucose meters in hospitals became common in the late 1980s, and their use became standard of care in virtually all inpatient settings by the mid-1990s without evidence that it improved patient outcomes or decreased costs. It just happened. Nevertheless, the encouraging results of TGC studies in the early part of this decade appeared to provide the first evidence-based support for POC glucose testing in hospitalized patients. Whereas POC testing is clearly needed if TGC protocols are to be implemented (central laboratory testing would be too slow), the choice of device to use for POC glucose testing in TGC protocols may not be as clear, nor is the sample type for testing. The original TGC study by Van den Berghe et al. (1) used a precise arterial blood gas instrument for glucose measurement and obtained arterial blood samples for testing. In other studies, some showing benefit for TGC and others not, blood glucose meters and capillary blood samples have been used to measure glucose. Similarly, glucose meters and capillary blood samples are widely used in hospitals for TGC. We believe that one possibility for the mixed results of the TGC studies examined by Wiener et al. (2) may be the methods and samples used to measure glucose.
Glucose meters are less precise than central laboratory or blood gas analyzer methods and can display large mean differences from laboratory methods. The most recent College of American Pathologists proficiency testing data (Surveys C-B 2008 and WBG-B 2008) shows CVs for all 29 central laboratory methods (5664 laboratories) to be 2.5% to 4.3%, and the bias between any 2 methods to be no more than 11%. In contrast, CVs between 17 glucose meter methods (19 597 sites) were 12% to 14%, and bias between any 2 methods was as much as 41%. It should be noted that some of the bias between methods could be due to matrix effects. Nevertheless, one study from the CDC of 5 common glucose meters showed mean differences from a central laboratory method to be as high as 32% and CVs in the hands of a single trained medical technologist to range from 6% to 11% (3). At our institutions, total imprecision for glucose meters shows a CV of approximately 5% to 6%, whereas it is approximately 1% for our central laboratory methods. One of us (M.G. Scott) also identifies in the laboratory information systems glucose meter values that are repeated within 15 min of each other for billing and compliance purposes. Interestingly, about 1.3% of meter values are repeated within 15 min. One week of data from August 2007 showed 84 repeat measurements with a mean difference between repeat values of 106 mg/dL (range of differences 5–361 mg/dL). Clearly, repeat testing often is performed because users believe the results to be incorrect. However, we have no idea how many erroneous values are being obtained and not repeated! In addition to imprecision and bias as sources of error, some glucose meters are affected by pO2; thus meter-reported glucose concentrations will be (artificially) lower in capillary samples than in venous or arterial samples from patients with poor perfusion. Critically ill patients in intensive care units frequently have vast marked and sustained decreases in pO2 and in capillary perfusion. Taken together, the evidence leads us to believe that inaccurate glucose meter values lead to insulin dosing errors in some of the studies reviewed in the metaanalysis by Wiener et al. (2), and it is likely that those errors will lead to an increased risk of hypoglycemia in patients under TGC protocols.
Unfortunately, the methods used to measure glucose are frequently not described in studies of TGC. In examining the original articles included in the metaanalysis, we found that the glucose method was described in only 10 of the 27 studies. Interestingly, the original Van den Berghe et al. study (1) that showed a 34% decrease in hospital mortality used arterial blood samples and a precise arterial blood gas instrument for glucose measurement (1). Many of the studies that failed to show improved mortality for medical ICU patients used POC glucose meters and, in some cases, capillary blood samples (2).
The design and specifications for glucose meters were not established for the purpose of monitoring and making insulin dosage decisions in TGC protocols. This is obvious from the different regulatory requirements in the US for "acceptable performance" of glucose meters and central laboratory methods. Allowable error for the central laboratory is 10%; for glucose meters, it is 20%. The FDA allows 20% error for package insert claims of glucose meters. Similarly, the National Academy of Clinical Biochemistry and the American Diabetes Association recommend that central laboratory methods, not glucose meters, be used for the diagnosis of diabetes. If a device is not to be used for diagnosis, which is dependent on a single cutoff value, how can it be expected to have adequate performance characteristics where precise cutoff values are used to make insulin dosage decisions?
Boyd and Bruns (4) carried out simulation modeling studies to simulate the effects of meter imprecision and inaccuracy on the administered dose of insulin for 2 insulin administration algorithms. Their simulations demonstrated a direct and continuous relationship between increases in the total error of meters and the rate of incorrect insulin dosages by either algorithm. A simulated total analytical error of 5% led to incorrect insulin doses in 8% to 23% of cases, whereas total analytical error of 10% led to incorrect insulin doses in 16% to 45% of cases. These dosage error rates seemed to be affected only slightly by choice of algorithm or range of blood glucose considered. To provide 95% correct insulin dosing required both the bias and imprecision of the meter to be <2%. Although this study considered only simple "sliding scale" dosing algorithms in routine daily monitoring of insulin, it has obvious implications for the use of meters in TGC.
Because of the total dependence of treatment decisions in these protocols (and most likely of outcomes) on patient glucose values, we believe it to be important that future glucose meters used in these protocols have decreased total error and be subject to the same regulatory requirements as central laboratory methods. Alternatively, studies of the value of TGC should use more accurate methods for glucose. Anything less may continue to lead to mixed outcomes in studies investigating the value of TGC and possible harm to patients being treated under these protocols.
Author Contributions: All authors confirmed they have contributed to the intellectual content of this paper and have met the following 3 requirements: (a) significant contributions to the conception and design, acquisition of data, or analysis and interpretation of data; (b) drafting or revising the article for intellectual content; and (c) final approval of the published article.
Authors' Disclosures of Potential Conflicts of Interest: Upon manuscript submission, all authors completed the Disclosures of Potential Conflict of Interest form. Potential conflicts of interest:
Employment or Leadership: None declared.
Consultant or Advisory Role: J.C. Boyd, Abbott Diagnostics and World Anti-Doping Agency.
Stock Ownership: None declared.
Honoraria: J.C. Boyd, Abbott Diagnostics.
Research Funding: J.C. Boyd, Abbott Diagnostics BNP evaluation and Abbott Diagnostics Troponin evaluations.
Expert Testimony: None declared.
Role of Sponsor: The funding organizations played no role in the design of study, choice of enrolled patients, review and interpretation of data, or preparation or approval of manuscript.
↵1 Nonstandard abbreviations: TGC, tight glycemic control; ICU, intensive care unit; POC, point of care.
- © 2009 The American Association for Clinical Chemistry


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Great work more often than not, is derived when someone starts with a blank slate. With new beginnings and many unwritten days ahead, spend it wisely at cafes that holds true to being a conducive work environment compared to their other bigger, and more globalised counterparts.
So enjoy this guide to 20 Cafes available in town that provide free Wi-Fi and power plugs to get your drive going for your future work ahead!
Tanjong Pagar
Drury Lane
A pioneer in the cafe scene in Singapore, Drury lane is no stranger to cafe hopping hipsters since its inception. They keep to a minimalistic and industrial decor and offers a selection of wallet-friendly western dishes and drinks. Known for their forte in coffee making, they carry a vast list of beans for filter coffee that is sure to satisfy and suit the taste of all coffee lovers.
Address: 94 Tanjong Pagar Road, 088515
Nearest MRT Station: Tanjong Pagar
Contact: 6222 6698
Opening hours: Mon- Fri: 8am - 6pm | Sat- Sun: 9am - 6pm
Menu: Drury Lane Menu
Group Therapy
As the name suggest, this is the place for city dwellers to seek respite from the hustle and bustle of city life. Group Therapy offers an all day breakfast menu and serves a decent selection of food choices ranging from pasta, salads to stews and pies to satisfy your cravings for a good old western meal. Their Poached Eggs, Pancake Stack and French Toast served with hollandaise sauce is definitely a must try for patrons on their first visit.
Address: #02-01, 49 Duxton Road, 089513
Nearest MRT Station: Tanjong Pagar
Contact: 6222 2554
Opening hours: Tue - Sun: 10am-6pm | Closed on Mon
Menu: Group Therapy Menu
Tom N Toms Coffee
Tom N Toms Coffee is a Korean coffee franchise which specialises in coffee and desserts. This is definitely the place for those who are looking to chill or hustle away under a relaxing and peaceful ambience. Some of their must try dessert and beverage includes Milk Tea Bingsu, Green Tea Latte and Long Black.
Address: 12 Gopeng Street, Icon Village #01-12, S078877
Nearest MRT Station: Tanjong Pagar
Contact: Nil
Opening hours: 24hrs Daily
Menu: Nil
Twenty Grammes (Bugis)
Twenty Grammes is a combination of a dessert cafe and ice cream parlour. They serve quality ice cream and waffles that are infused with assorted unique flavour. Some of their must try dishes includes Charcoal Waffle with homemade Salted Egg Sauce, Rose Lychee Cake and TG Yogurt Parfait.
Address: 753 North Bridge Road #01-01 Singapore 198721
Nearest MRT Station: Bugis
Contact: 6717 1733
Opening hours: Sun-Thurs: 12pm-10pm | Fri- Sat: 12pm-1am
Menu: Twenty Grammes Menu
Working Title
City dwellers looking for a place to chill and relax can definitely spend a relaxing afternoon here at Working Title, which is known for their unique coffee and burger creations. This is definitely a place for our muslim friends too as it is one of the halal-certified cafe in Singapore. Some of their must try creations would include Ribena Wings, Holy Guacamole Burger and Bandung Latte.
Address: 48 Arab Street Singapore 199745
Nearest MRT Station: Bugis
Contact: 8248 2841
Opening hours: Mon- Thurs: 11am- 10pm | Fri: 11am- 11pm | Sat- Sun: 10am- 11pm
Menu: Working Title Menu
Bras Basah
Crossing Cafe
Crossing cafe is a social enterprise that seeks to provide the disadvantaged with internship and learning opprtunities. They serve mainly western- fusion dishes that caters to the likes of Singaporean. Their must-try includes Chili Crab Pasta and milk tea flavored Panna Cotta.
Address: Catholic Centre 55 Waterloo Street Singapore 187954
Nearest MRT Station: Bras Basah
Contact: 6338 2669
Opening hours: Mon-Fri: 8am-10pm | Sat,Sun & PH: 10am-10pm
Menu: Crossing Cafe Menu
Caffe Vergnano 1882
One of Italy's oldest family-owned coffee roasters, Caffe Vergnano is now here in Singapore to bring you the finest quality of coffee beans that makes a cup of satisfying and aromatic cuppa packed with robust flavour. Coffee lovers looking for a switch in beverage choice should definitely give their authentic Italian chocolate drink a try as its taste and flavour is sure not to disappoint you.
Address: 26 Beach Road, South Beach Avenue, #B1-17, 189768
Nearest MRT Station: Esplanade
Contact: 6385 5579
Opening hours: Mon-Fri: 7pm-8pm | Sat-Sun: 10am-7pm
Menu: Caffe Vergnano 1882 Menu
Cafe & Meal MUJI
Known for its simple and elegant shopfront, Muji's popular Cafe & Meal MUJI from Japan launched its first Singapore branch in 2015. With its minimalistic design, Cafe & Meal MUJI offers a cosy ambience to spend your day in while indulging in what the locals dubbed "Japaneses style economic rice". Some of their must try recommended by patrons includes Roasted Tea Pudding, Matcha Cheese Cake with Sesame Ice Cream and Signature Caramel Pudding.
Address: Orchard Paragon, 290 Orchard Road #04-36 Singapore 238859
Nearest MRT Station: Orchard
Contact: Nil
Opening hours: 10am - 9.30pm Daily
Menu: Cafe & Meal MUJI Menu
Jewel Coffee
Since its inception in 2010, Jewel Coffee has been the caffeine fix hit list for coffee lovers who looks for coffee brewed with premium beans imported from around the world. If a cup of freshly brewed coffee is what you need to start your day, you can't go wrong by getting it here.
Address: #01-01, Claymore Connect Mall, 442 Orchard Road, 238879
Nearest MRT Station: Orchard
Contact: 6636 9452
Opening hours: 7am- 10pm Daily
Menu: Jewel Coffee Menu
Cocoa Colony
Cocoa Colony is a chocolate cafe serving handcrafted cocoa drinks and pastries made from the Cocoa Brothers' signature recipe. This is definitely a safe haven for chocolate lovers to indulge in what they love most whilst spending an afternoon with friends or to get some work done.
Address: #B1-37, 313 Somerset, 23889
Nearest MRT Station: Somerset
Contact: 6235 8328
Opening hours: Sun - Thur :10am - 10pm | Fri and Sat :10am - 11pm
Menu: Nil


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