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PVEL’s findings are aligned with independent studies that demonstrate inverters are the leading cause of maintenance calls in PV power plants and that manufacturers can underestimate annual maintenance expenses by more than 500%.

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Arc Fault is probably one of the most difficult to diagnose problems in the industry. It affects every inverter. What most do not realize is that the majority of what are considered “false” arc faults are not. Because the arc fault is a latched alarm, meaning that it does not clear after a power cycle, and most inverters are now DC powered, a single alarm will continue to “occur” every single day after it has been latched. Suppose an alarm occurs in noon on day one and is not cleared. The inverter goes to sleep that night, wakes up the next morning, goes through self test detects an art fault was latched from the previous day and then it sends out another alarm. It will continue to do this until that alarm is physically cleared by technician on site. So when people say that 98% of the alarms are false, that is not accurate, it is the same alarm being resent every morniing.

These groups’ worries are understandable, particularly given the recent series of revelations showing how tech is already being used to enforce controversial immigration policies. Despite the company’s previous assurances to the contrary, it was recently revealed by the organization Mijente that Palantir, the data analytics firm founded by Peter Thiel, contracted software to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) that reportedly helped target and arrest parents and other relatives of unaccompanied minors crossing the US-Mexico border. The Palantir case is just one revelation, but there are many more contracts between major tech companies and immigration agencies that remain under scrutiny and whose details are relatively unknown.

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Germany's highest criminal court has ruled that doctors do not have to pay damages for prolonging life by artificial means. A son had sued a doctor for keeping his father alive for years with a feeding tube.

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These products will come alongside those of international brands that have already joined Loop such as Danone’s Evian mineral water, Pepsico’s Tropicana juice, Quaker Cruesli cereal or Unilever’s ‘Signal’ toothpaste.

The education department did not immediately respond to questions about why the kindergarten readiness rate had fallen.

Water quality testing teams are conducting sampling and initial water quality test results are expected to be available on Thursday.

The new adversity score is meant to be one such gauge. It is part of a larger rating system called the Environmental Context Dashboard that the College Board will include in test results it reports to schools. A trial version of the tool has already been field-tested by 50 colleges. The plan to roll it out officially, to 150 schools this year and more widely in 2020, was first reported by The Wall Street Journal.

Sachs’ binder jet printing process was one of several technologies developed in the 1980s and '90s in the field now known as additive manufacturing, a term that has come to describe a wide variety of layer-based production technologies. Over the past three decades, there has been an explosion in additive manufacturing research. These technologies have the potential to transform the way countless products are designed and manufactured.