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What Generator for Hydropower Demonstration Setup?
Thanks a lot again! The thing is The university is going to buy the stuff I need, so why not pick a proper generator? Instead of having to spend hours converting the motor The output must be AC, because we are simulating a hydropower plant Thanks a lot!- HueHue
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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What Generator for Hydropower Demonstration Setup?
Thanks a lot, you're so right about the connection. Yes, I've read I can use a 3 phase motor inverted as generator... Thing is... The university is going to buy it for us, so why not pick a proper generator?- HueHue
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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What Generator for Hydropower Demonstration Setup?
Thanks a lot. Yes, probably pulleys and belts so I can work with smaller rotations on the turbine, right? 1:4 Well, I'll be using a water pump to pull water from a water tank. I can work with the pressure. Btw, the pelton turbine I have is small (check attached pic). Yes, what I said about...- HueHue
- Post #4
- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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What Generator for Hydropower Demonstration Setup?
<< Mentor Note -- Two cross-posted threads merged >>- HueHue
- Post #2
- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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What Generator for Hydropower Demonstration Setup?
Ok, So I'm bulding a prototype of a hydropower plant, that will be used to teach kids. I have NO CLUE about what generator to use. So here's how it works (check the attached pic): - We have a water tank - A pump pulls the water from the tank - the water is used in a pelton wheel - a generator...- HueHue
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- Demonstration Generator
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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How Do You Calculate Time of Flight and Range for a Rocket Launched at an Angle?
Thanks everyone, I figured out what's wrong. I swaped the 0.6's with the 0.8's Now I'm getting the right results! Thanks again, see ya- HueHue
- Post #6
- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How Do You Calculate Time of Flight and Range for a Rocket Launched at an Angle?
Homework Statement A rocket is launched at an angle of 36.87º (sin=0.6 cos=0.8) with an acceleration of 30m/s² for 20s (fuel runs out). Find a) total time of flight b) horizontal range. Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution for the first 20 seconds: v= 30 * 20 = 600m/s d=30 *...- HueHue
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- Motion Physics Projectile Projectile motion
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help