A power outage (also called a power cut, a power out, a power blackout, a power failure, a power loss, or a blackout) is the loss of the electrical power network supply to an end user.There are many causes of power failures in an electricity network. Examples of these causes include faults at power stations, damage to electric transmission lines, substations or other parts of the distribution system, a short circuit, cascading failure, fuse or circuit breaker operation.
Power failures are particularly critical at sites where the environment and public safety are at risk. Institutions such as hospitals, sewage treatment plants, and mines will usually have backup power sources such as standby generators, which will automatically start up when electrical power is lost. Other critical systems, such as telecommunication, are also required to have emergency power. The battery room of a telephone exchange usually has arrays of lead–acid batteries for backup and also a socket for connecting a generator during extended periods of outage.
We know linear spring force F = kx(t), k = spring constant, during any moment t of energy release.
displacement x(t) = ʃv(t)dt
the power p = F*V = kx(t)v(t)= kv(t)* ʃv(t)dt
My question:
Is there a mathematical function of special v(t) to make power p constant?
The heat pump comprises of the 4 components: evaporator, compressor, condenser and expansion valve.
Thermal power required to heat the building: 12.1 kW at condensing temperature tc = 44.3 deg C
For the evaporator: vaporizing temperature tv = -7 deg C
Subcooling temperature for the heat pump Δ...
This is one of those 'oh, I am not sure I know the answer' kind of thoughts.
The strength of magnetic flux in a transformer core is a function of volts per turn, Faraday figured that one out.
So, if I have a light load on a secondary (let's say it is pure ohmic for now, let's not confuse it)...
My thinking was that the power produced by a falling object is P=Fv=(-mg)(-gt)=mg^2t. So it depends on t, ie the "counter power" must also depend on t if it is to balance it, right? But author's solution is a constant. I know I am making a mistake somewhere.
Note: Apologies for the lack of...
Mentor note: Since the technique used here involves differentiation, I moved this to the Calculus section.
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I was trying to do the problem below. I was following the approach presented in this answer. I assume the approach is correct. The answer I ended up with is clearly wrong. Where am I...
We usually talk about ##F[[x]]##, the set of formal power series with coefficients in ##F##, as a topological ring. But we can also view it as a topological vector space over ##F## where ##F## is endowed with the discrete topology. And viewed in this way, ##\{x^n:n\in\mathbb{N}\}## is a...
I have been studying the representation of generators in power flow studies and I would appreciate your comments in this thread.
From the book Fitzgerald & Kingsley's Electric Machinery, I understand that there are unsaturated and saturated reactances.
In section 5.3.2 of the book it is said...
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Hi. I'm new and am trying to solve a simple question 'Find the max power of a train engine traveling level at 50 metres per second if total resistance to motion is 30 KiloNewtons...
In school I learned about impedance:
where..
$$Z^2 = R^2 + X_{net}^2$$
but this was the only triangle I recall learning about.
The picture below I definitely do not recall.
from this Link
The only quantity I am familiar with is the x-axis (Power).
If someone could explain...
I started of by trying to find the work for I got stuck because I did not know how to solve for the Force. I solved for the distance by doing 3=d/5s which gave me 15m. but then I couldn't figure out where to go next in the problem because I don't know how to solve for (f) so an explanation would...
Summary:: How does the air-gap affect the efficiency ?
For a wireless power transmission system, to what extend does the efficiency and coupling parameters get affected by the distance between the coils?
What can be done to increase the power transmission or efficiency regardless of the value...
Since the power generated by both primary coil and secondary coil would be the same in a transformer, so I used the relationships stated above to deduce the resistance R in secondary coil.
P1 = N2^2 *100 = 100^2 * 100
P2 = N1^2 *100 = 500^2 * R
R = 4
Let me know if my thoughts here are...
I calculated in the following and got the correct answer. However, I wonder whether this way is correct or not. Thanks!
PR / Pavg = Irms^2 * R / Irms^2*Z = 15 /33.36 = 0.45
Has anyone reviewed the Lectro Saver -Electricity Saving Box. Its a $30 plug in gadget that claims to smooth out incoming power and use it more efficiently so that your energy bills are drastically reduced, They claim it is inspired by Nikola Tesla.!
https://www.nbcnews.com/science/environment/one-texas-storm-exposed-energy-grid-unprepared-climate-change-rcna289
The link above is an opinion piece that discusses the possible lessons from the experience in Texas.
FYI: This was a textbook system wide grid failure, caused by off the charts...
I have to use a BLDC motor combined with a BLDC motor driver (X-NUCLEO-IHM08M1)
The motor has a rated current of 7.3A. So i am planning to use a 36VDC 13.9A power supply (SMPS).
The problem is that the PS that i want to use has a "HICCUP mode" for overload protection and not a "constant current...
My plan is to power the secondary with my 120VAC generator and use the 240VAC primary connection configuration and use the H3 and H8 taps as the neutral.
This is an enormous failure, comparable to the "Great Northeast Blackout of 1965".
Rolling blackouts are being imposed at a time when millions of residential customers need home heating.
The oil refineries shut down. Expect gasoline/diesel shortages and price spikes nation wide in a few days...
I thought about this for some time but I can't seem to really understand the cause.
Now I remember some time ago using a transformer for my self made soldering iron, I wound it to have the right temperature at about 45 VAC input but I guess I missed a bit , so that when I connected it to the 45...
The v(t) = 120##\sqrt(2)\sin(2\pi 60t)##. Let the resistance of the heater be "R", then
the rated power = 1500W. The rated power is the average power
1500 = ##\frac{120^2 *5 * 60} {12*60 * R} ## ->eq1
R = 4 Ohm.
a. Instantaneous power is
##P = \frac{v^2} R ## -> eq2
##P =...
Heat cannot be removed by liquid-to-gas heat exchangers since there is no substantial atmospheres on the Moon or on Mars. It cannot be dissipated by venting steam since there is a critical water shortage. It cannot be dissipated by rocks or soil since both are essentially thermal insulators. It...
For a current
i(t)=I_0\sin(\omega t+\varphi_0)
period is ##T=\frac{2\pi}{\omega}##,
Power is defined as
p(t)=Ri^2(t). So period of power is not any more ##T=\frac{2\pi}{\omega}##. Why then average power is
P=\frac{1}{T}\int^T_0p(t)d t.
Why are we using the period of current and not of the...
Hello! So what I've tried to tackle this problem is derive the equation,set it equal to zero,find a value for v and than put it in the second derivation.So when I derive this I get $$ \frac{v^2+9-v *(2v)}{v^4+8v^2+16)} $$ Now if i set that equal 0 and try to find a value for v I get this.
##...
The below are the formulas i have seen from the book, but no particular formula for the peak power
Instantaneous power ##p(t) = v(t) i(t) W## ->eq1
Average power ##p(t)_{avg} = \frac{\int_{t_0}^{t_0+T} p(t)dt} T W## ->eq2
a. Instantaneous power
##v(t) =A\sin(\omega t)## ->eq3
##i(t) =...
My attempt at solving this question:
I realized my attempt is wrong however I just don't know how to proceed in the first step. How can I calculate the phase shift? and find Voltage and Current in phasor form??If I know that, then I can use power factor formula: pf=Pav/V*I
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Not homework. I left that behind me 40yrs ago:)
How much power (if any) does a plugged in but unconnected wall wart (transformer/rectifier) consume?
Eg. I have a phone charger labelled as:
Input: 100-240V~50/60Hz 0.3A.
____________
Output: 5V - - - -...
I've attached my attempts at the solution and the actual question below. I believe the only issue I am having is I don't know how to get rid of "I" in both my final inductor and capacitor equations as the HW states I shouldn't have anything in term of I. I believe I need to put "I" in terms of...
Yes, this is a question. I already converted an old PC power supply (350 Watt) to replace the bower bricks for my Internet modem and router. What I would like to do now is install a 2-3 hour mini-UPS in the mix so I can remove it from my computer's UPS.
I have spent days online scouring the web...
This problem is trivial, but I cannot make sense of my answer (I am not even going to bother with the cost calculation.
First, I used P=IV with P=15 MW and V=120 V to find I=125 kA
So far so good. Then I calculated the resistance per meter as R=\rho\ell/A=(1.68\times 10^8\Omega\cdot...
I am looking at capacitor selection for a switched capacitor converter and I'm not sure which voltage rating to look for. I've was going to consider the DC rating since they're holding off a DC voltage, but they are subject to PWM excitation since they're switching between nodes at different...
If some technology (such as versions of fusion power) makes generating electric power vastly cheaper, will it be necessary and expensive to increase the capacity of current power grids in the USA and other countries? Or is it the case that current power grids have a lot of excess transmission...
I plotted the x(red dots) coordinates and y coordinates( black dots) of extremums of functions x^x^a (the x coordinate of the dots is a and y coordinate of the dots is x or y coordinate of the extremum). Is there a function, on which are located all the black dots or all the red dots? P.S. The...
An elevator of mass M is accelerating downward with constant acceleration A. Friction force acting on the elevator is constant and given by f (The initial speed of the elevator is zero.). Find the power generated by the engine of the elevator (in terms of M, A, g, f, and time t).
For this...
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This is the quote:
"If ##m## is an integer and ##n## is a positive integer, then
6. Limit of a power:
## \displaystyle\lim_{x \to{a}}{\left[f(x)\right]^{m/n}} ## whenever ##L>0## if ##n## is even, and ##L\neq{0}## if ##m<0##"
What do I understand?
-whenever ##L>0## if ##n## is even: ##m##...
In reading scientific papers on atmospheric pulsed Lidars there is often a table that includes system information such as the type of laser, the power in uJ or mJ and the rep rate. Examples of the power would be usually somewhere between 50 uJ and 30 mJ. Rep rates are between 10 and 10,000...
So I am converting an old gas lawn tractor to electric. I have a 48v 2000w motor to drive the axle. For the deck, I sourced two 40v old Ryobi deck motors (I don't have them yet). Since my power supply will be a 48v lithium battery, I wanted to run the two deck motors off the controller running...
I wrote the following equations using node voltage, my issue is that I'm confused about why the RC branch at the output doesn't effect the value of the Gain for the amplifier; the equation involving VA / ( 20k - j12k ) is omitted in the solution.
IAC = IAB + IBC
V- = V+ = VB = VS
( VA-VC...
The voltage and current are given as ##v(t) = 359.3\sin(\omega t + 15) volts ## and current is ## i(t) = 100\cos(\omega t + 5) ##. My question here is do i need to convert the voltage into cos terms or current into sin terms. suppose if i convert the voltage into cos terms, the calculations will...
I am trying to calculate the power calculation of a general circuit with voltage leading the current by a phase difference of ##\theta##.
The instantaneous voltage is given by ##v = V_m\sin(\omega t +\theta) ; i = I_m\sin(\omega t) ##. The instantaneous power is then
##p = V_m I_m \sin(\omega t...
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The power output of piston engines fitted to aircraft were (and still are?) specified in terms of their HP rating, whereas jet engines are typically rated in terms of their trust. For example, a Mosquito two engined fighter/bomber was equipped with two Merlins, each producing...
I am referring to the application note from TI, the below is the power bridge circuit.
The truth table is as below
a. I try the first values of A=0, B=0, C=0 the circuit would then become like this according to me
It is open above point O, then how the voltage of ##\frac{-V_{DC}} 2## will be...
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If I am trying to calculate the heat removed from a chiller system through this formula on engineering toolbox.com:
Does COP or efficiency of the equipment come into play with this calculation? For example if a chiller is fully loaded isn't it running more efficient for a watt/ton...