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High School Does friction in any way increase when the surfaces get very smooth
thanks arildno...i viewed the above linked and learned that when very smooth surfaces are brought together in vacuum they adhere very strongly to each other...but it is due to van der waals forces right?k...this may be a silly question...but does van der waals forces come under electromagnetism... -
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High School Does friction in any way increase when the surfaces get very smooth
does friction in any way increase when the surfaces get very smooth ...? a teacher told us that it can increase due to electromagnetism...is it true...i searched the net but couldn't get any useful info... -
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Transient and subtransient reactance of alternators
thank you m.s.j. could you please explain how generator fault current arises?- arun babu
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Amorphous and organic semiconductors
i am sorry to say that i have no info on the topic...it is a part of our material science syllabi...but is not present in any texts i have looked into...- arun babu
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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Transient and subtransient reactance of alternators
i have learned that it is concerned with the induced current in damper winding and field winding of synchronous machines..which is divided into transient period and sub transient periods- arun babu
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Amorphous and organic semiconductors
please explain abt amorphous and organic semiconductors...their properties ...nature of classification ...examples..etc..- arun babu
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- Amorphous Organic Semiconductors
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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Transient and subtransient reactance of alternators
oops...that was not what i was looking for...anyways thanks for the info..in fact i hope to get a very down to Earth and easy to understand explanation on the said topic ie transient and sub transient reactance of alternators...- arun babu
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Transient and subtransient reactance of alternators
please explain the transient and subtransient reactance of synchronous machines- arun babu
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- Reactance Transient
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering