Most of Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA) electric power system is using overhead line. It is 94% in the system including subtransmission distribution and low voltage system. All of them were installed on concrete pole. At present many public facilities have been built such as Sky-Train. It causes more constrains for construction with concrete pole due to lack of right of way. MEA needs to using electrical monopole plays an important role. It’s easier than concrete pole for construction and it requires less construction area than concrete pole. This research evaluation of The Reduce Effect of Lightning on Transmission Line. Case lightning strike on overhead ground wire (OHGW) at pole top of electrical monopole with suspension insulator Focusing on three factors is pole top voltage critical current and back flashover rate (BFOR). ATP-EMTP software is used for simulation. The results show that BFOR is reduced by 79% on electrical monopole structure with suspension insulator compared with existing concrete pole. BFOR is also reduced by 33.17% on concrete pole with external ground wire. The results could be served as a guideline in subtransmission line design and improvement in MEA power system.

A Study direction milling affecting surface roughness by the Taguchi method with a 10 mm. bite milling cutter the direction of milling is clockwise G41 and counter clockwise milling. G42 is intended to measure the milling direction of the workpiece by testing with brass and aluminum materials. By measuring the milling direction the feed rate is 100 mm / min the speed is 1500 rpm and the depth of milling is 3 mm. The clockwise and counterclockwise hands provide better surface roughness and from the test the factors that affect the roughness of the surface are brass and aluminum. The coefficient of variation in surface roughness of the test specimens was 4 factors namely feed rate of 80 100 and 120 mm/min speed of 1200 1500 and 1800 rpm. The 3 4 and 5 mm workpieces are machined and the milling direction is divided into two parts: G41 clockwise bite counterclockwise G42 brass and brass material testing. It is found that the correct direction for brass milling is the direction of machining G41 with a cutting speed of 1200 rpm. The feed rate is 120 mm/min. And the depth of bite is 4 mm. The surface roughness of the workpiece is minimal. The surface roughness is 0.84 ?m. The optimum direction for aluminum milling is G42 cutting direction. The cutting speed is 1200 m/min. The feed rate is 120 mm/min. And the depth of biting is 5 mm. The surface roughness of the workpiece is minimal. The surface roughness was 0.75 ?m.

This Research is to Study the Development of 6k White Gold Alloys for Jewelry Production. By Studying the Influence of 6k White Gold Alloys on Physical Properties for Jewelry Molding Process. Of 6k Gold Alloys at Various Compound Rates. The Results of the Experiments Show that the Chemical Composition of 6k White Gold Alloys is Slightly Different when Compared with the XRF (X-ray Fluorescence Spectrometers). Compare the pre and Post-Melting Quantities. The Result of the Compounding Test with the Color Level of 6k White Gold at the Compound Rate 25%Au+54%Ag+0%Cu+3%Zn+18%Pd The Lowest Color Level was L * = 82.14 a * = -0.16 b * = 7.71 and the Lowest Color Difference was 21.07. With other Ingredients It Shows that the Test Specimen of 6k White Gold has a Rather Greenish Color and is Slightly Yellowish Compared to the Blue Line that Approaches the Standard line. These Properties are the Physical Properties Required to Produce a 6k White Gold Jewelry Body.

This Research is to Study the Development of 6k White Gold Alloys for Jewelry Production.The Optimum Conditions for Casting Jewelry and Jewelry were Investigated. The Results of the Experiments Show that the Chemical Composition of the 6k White Gold Alloys is Slightly Different when Compared with XRF (X-ray Fluorescence Spectrometers) Pre-and Post-Melting Quantities The Heat of the Test Specimen was found to be 5%Au+42%Ag+12%Cu+3%Zn+18%Pd 25%Au+46%Ag+8%Cu+3%Zn+ 18%Pd 25%Au+50%Ag+4% Cu+3% Zn+18% Pd and 25%Au+54%Ag+0%Cu+3%Zn+ 18%Pd It is Found that the Heat from the Beginning to the Level of Change before the Liquid is used the Average Temperature of 702.3 - 636.7 Degrees Celsius Respectively 25%Au+54%Ag+0%Cu+3%Zn+18%Pd It is the Formula that Gives the Lowest Value of Liquid State Change from 636.7 Degrees Celsius to the Best Value of this Experiment. Suitable for use in the Manufacture of Jewelry due to its Melting Ability for Molding. Melting for Molding and Formed by Hand. The Amount of Zinc(Zn) may be an Important Factor in the Variation which is Directly Proportional to the Maximum Increase in the Final order of 3.58 Percent.

This Research is to Study the Development of 6k White Gold Alloys for Jewelry Production. The Influence of Admixtures on Mechanical Properties was Investigated (Tensile Strength and Hardness) of 6k White Gold Alloys at Various Composite Ratios. The Results of the Experiments Show that the Chemical Composition of 6k White Gold Alloys is Slightly Different when Compared with the XRF (X-ray Fluorescence Spectrometers). Compare the pre and Post-Melting Quantities. Test results of Mechanical Properties of Test Pieces. The Tensile Strength of the 6k Gold Alloy is 25% Au+46%Ag+8%Cu+3%Zn+18%Pd The Highest Value was 1.14 kN / mm2 the Lowest Percentage was 64% and the Hardness was 259.87HV. The Result of this Test is that the Mechanical Properties of the Material are Brittle Material. When the Mold is Formed the Fracture and Forming will be Difficult. 25%Au+42%Ag+12%Cu+3%Zn+ 18%Pd 25%Au+50%Ag+4%Cu+3%Zn+18%Pd and 25%Au+54%Ag+0%Cu+3%Zn+ 18%Pd Tensile Strength in the Range of 0.66-0.70 kN / mm2 Percentage of Elongation in the Range of 84-90% and Hardness of 277.60 244.60 and 186.73HV Respectively. The Mechanics will Show that the Alloys of White Gold 6k 25%Au+54%Ag+0%Cu+3% Zn+18%Pd Have Similar Tensile Strength. The Maximum Percentage of Elongation is 90% and the Minimum Hardness is 186.73HV. It is Suitable for Forming because it has Ductile Material. This is a Good Mechanical Property in the Metal Forming Machine.