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Why does a turbine in an energy plant experience more resistance if the electrical load on the other end increases (electrical resistance decreases)?
What I don't understand is how the force that drives for instance a washing machine gets through the power lines that don't seem to experience any force. Yet the turbine load gets increased by a washing machine on the other end somehow.
What I don't understand is how the force that drives for instance a washing machine gets through the power lines that don't seem to experience any force. Yet the turbine load gets increased by a washing machine on the other end somehow.
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