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A transformer is an electrical device that transfers electrical energy between two or more circuits through electromagnetic induction.
Consists of two coils of wire (primary and secondary) wrapped around a core
Primary coil receives electrical energy and creates a magnetic field
Magnetic field induces a voltage in the secondary coil, transferring energy
Used to step up or step down voltage levels in power distribution syst
Parts of a transformer include core, windings, insulation, and terminals.
Core: Provides a path for magnetic flux
Windings: Primary and secondary coils for inducing voltage
Insulation: Prevents short circuits between windings
Terminals: Connect the transformer to external circuits
A conserved tank is a storage tank used to hold a specific quantity of liquid, typically for industrial or agricultural purposes.
Conserved tanks are commonly used in industries such as oil and gas, chemical processing, and water treatment.
These tanks are designed to safely store liquids and prevent leaks or spills.
Conserved tanks may have features such as double walls, leak detection systems, and corrosion-resistant ma...
Permit work procedure is a set of guidelines and steps that must be followed before starting any maintenance work on electrical systems.
Obtain necessary permits before starting any maintenance work
Identify potential hazards and implement safety measures
Communicate with relevant stakeholders about the work being done
Ensure all equipment is properly de-energized before starting work
Follow lockout/tagout procedures to pre
A toolbox meeting is a short daily safety meeting held at the beginning of a work shift to discuss potential hazards, safety procedures, and goals for the day.
Toolbox meetings are typically held at the start of each workday to ensure all workers are aware of safety protocols and goals.
Topics discussed in toolbox meetings may include recent incidents, near misses, safety reminders, and specific tasks for the day.
These m...
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Electrical motors are devices that convert electrical energy into mechanical energy. There are various types of electrical motors.
DC motors - used in appliances, toys, and automobiles
AC motors - used in industrial machinery and household appliances
Stepper motors - used in robotics and automation
Servo motors - used in precision control applications
Brushless DC motors - used in drones and electric vehicles
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A diesel engine works by compressing air in the cylinder, which heats up and ignites the fuel injected into the cylinder.
Air is drawn into the cylinder and compressed by the piston
The compressed air heats up and ignites the fuel injected into the cylinder
The explosion pushes the piston down, which turns the crankshaft and powers the engine
Diesel engines are more efficient than gasoline engines because they compress the...
A train doesn't need a differential because its wheels are fixed to the same axle and rotate at the same speed.
Train wheels are fixed to the same axle
Wheels rotate at the same speed
Differential is used in vehicles with wheels that rotate at different speeds
Differential allows for smooth turning
Petrol engines have lower compression ratios compared to diesel engines.
Petrol engines have lower compression ratios to prevent knocking or detonation.
Diesel engines have higher compression ratios to ignite the fuel without spark plugs.
Higher compression ratios in diesel engines result in better fuel efficiency and torque.
Petrol engines require lower compression ratios to accommodate the lower octane rating of petrol f...
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