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		What do the symbols on an electrical switch mean?
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 - Forum: Electrical Engineering
 
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		What do the symbols on an electrical switch mean?
Hi All, I am just trying to understand a circuit but cannot figure out the meaning of the following symbol. Did not get very far from googling electrical symbols. The symbol is given below. I know it is a switch but what does "x" mean on one of the wires and what do the half sine and square...- AbdullahS
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 - Electrical Switch Symbol
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		Is Replacing a 25 kVAr Unit with Two 12.5 kVAr Units More Efficient?
Thanks @Dullard!- AbdullahS
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		Is Replacing a 25 kVAr Unit with Two 12.5 kVAr Units More Efficient?
Hi all, The power factor correction unit for one of the buildings that I am working on needs maintenance. The service report recommends replacing the existing 25 kVAr unit with 2 x 12.5 kVAr units as "the demand on your site according to the data supplied shows us that at most there is only...- AbdullahS
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 - Correction Power Power factor Unit
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		Any ideas for how to read this mechanical timer?
Hi all, just came across this timer while on a site-visit. Any idea how to read this thing? PS: if it is not a right section, please move it to the right one as I was not sure where to post this. Regards, Abdullah- AbdullahS
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 - Ideas Mechanical Timer
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		Pressure setpoints for a set of pumps (Affininity Laws)
Hi Guys, The problem I am facing at the moment is to calculate the appropriate setpoint for a set of pumps supplying cold water to a building so that electricity and cost savings can be achieved. Here is the situation: There are three pumps connected in parallel. They are located on the ground...- AbdullahS
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 - Laws Pressure Pumps Set
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 - Forum: Mechanical Engineering