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How to Draw a T-s Diagram for a Cogeneration System?
Sorry. I've uploaed a picture of the template of the diagram The t-s diagram is for a cogeneration system- Kasim
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How to Draw a T-s Diagram for a Cogeneration System?
Homework Statement . Can anybody help me to draw a T-s diagram Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution Ive found out all the temperatures and entropy's but the videos I have watched don't help [/B] [/B]- Kasim
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Mini Projectors: Powering Up & Finding the Right Supply
Thanks a lot! I think without connecting to mains it only last an hour or two.. Wonder if its worth getting one- Kasim
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Mini Projectors: Powering Up & Finding the Right Supply
Context of mini projectors. Yeah I think your right about the batteries but how could these batterys be charged without taking them out.. Not schoolwork. Just curios that's all- Kasim
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Mini Projectors: Powering Up & Finding the Right Supply
Im being very general. I am trying to find out what components are being used and what the power source is like.. There are many projectors but I want to just know the basic- Kasim
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Mini Projectors: Powering Up & Finding the Right Supply
Hi Im just wondering how mini projectors are powered up.. Is it a dc to ac ? Or just Ac? Also I am trying to look into a very small power supply but can't find anything as small as I want.. The smallest I've found is 13 x 5.6 x 9.7- Kasim
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Need some help -- Power Factor Correction for a Motor
Thank you- Kasim
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Need some help -- Power Factor Correction for a Motor
(ii) Efficiency of motor = Power output/power input, ð 0.85 = 12500/power input ð power input = 14706 WPower input = VImcosФ = (440)(I)(0.86) ð I am = 14706/(440)(0.78) = ð I am = 42.85 A The motor current I am is 42.85 A(iii) The current in the parallel capacitor leads the supply...- Kasim
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Need some help -- Power Factor Correction for a Motor
A 12.5 kW motor is to be powered from a 440 V, 50 Hz supply. Data from factory testing indicates the motor has an operating efficiency of 85% and that the power factor is 0.86 lagging. The power utility feeding the factory requires that the motor’s power factor is 0.96 lagging or better.(i)...- Kasim
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Need some help -- Power Factor Correction for a Motor
Cant you enlarge it by opening the actual picture? Sorry but I am new here..- Kasim
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Need some help -- Power Factor Correction for a Motor
< Mentor Note -- thread moved to HH from the technical engineering forums, so no HH Template is shown >[/color] Hi there. I am wondering if someone can help me.. Below is a question and answer, I need help with IV . Where does the 0.51 and 0.28 come from? I've tried cos and sin and thitha but...- Kasim
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What are the requirements for a switched reluctance motor?
Hi all Im trying to find the requirements of a switched reluctance motor but wih haven't found anything yet. Can anybody help?- Kasim
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How does inductance value affect output voltage ripple?
Thanks a lot- Kasim
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How does inductance value affect output voltage ripple?
Thanks, but what do you mean by inert?- Kasim
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How does inductance value affect output voltage ripple?
Thanks Can you explain what the reason is for this?- Kasim
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