Oak Ridge National Lab Prius Evaluation

[jayman]

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Sadly, in many cases, the CIO or the executive entrusted with something as important as a LAN or WAN design is clueless how to do it. That goes a long way to explaining all the mysterious Identity Theft cases out there.

Amazing true fact: a large specialty chemicals co I did some consulting for had, as their IT exec, a guy with a ChemEng degree. He did admit to me the only computer class he ever took was an introductory Basic.[/b]

This sort of thing should become a lot less common in the United States now, in the era of Sarbanes-Oxley. There's actually the potential for criminal penalties against company management in case of a break-in.

The CEO and CFO of the company I work for don't want to go to jail. You would not believe all the security projects IT has had going this year. I imagine SOX compliance has been at minimum a nuisance this year for anyone working for a publically traded US company.[/b][/quote]

SOX has just taken effect, so up until this point there has been little if any incentive on the part of CIO, CEO, CFO etc to do anything about it. Also consider that most countries don't even have such laws.

Here in Canada, the criminal incompetence at Ontario Hydro went all but unpunished - the previous Board Of Directors was allowed to resign and collect a fat severance. Conrad Black is another case, it was an investor suit in the U.S. that brought him down, nothing was done by the Canadian gov.

[vincent1449p]

Here is another ORNL Prius Evaluation. Some of you may have already seen it but I can't find it posted anywhere in PC.

Anyway, here is the link:

Evaluation of 2004 Toyota Prius Hybrid Electric Drive System

[efusco]

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Here is another ORNL Prius Evaluation. Some of you may have already seen it but I can't find it posted anywhere in PC.

Anyway, here is the link:

Evaluation of 2004 Toyota Prius Hybrid Electric Drive System [/b]

Thanks for posting that. This second paper (95 pages) is similar to the first in that its an indepth dissection of the system, this time, however, they look exclusively at the MG2 and Inverter efficiencies and limits. I think many of you would enjoy seeing some of the photos and graphs even if you don't want to work through the calculations and other dense stuff...I know I can't understand it all.

[bgdrewsif]

ummm... wow? What's up with that? Another spammer perhaps? Someone should do something about that...

[HappyTrees]

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ummm... wow? What's up with that? Another spammer perhaps? Someone should do something about that...
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I reported his posts to the mods.... that's all I know to do

Someone please save us!

[HappyTrees]

You're not helping your case at all.

[Camry101]

A new report has been published by Oak Ridge / Battelle.
2008 EVALUATION OF 2007 TOYOTA CAMRY HYBRID SYNERGY DRIVE

Recommended reading. High quality, lots of detail.

Here it is:

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Information Bridge: DOE Scientific and Technical Information - Sponsored by OSTI

[efusco]

Thanks for posting. Always great info, usually a couple mistakes.