2018
Aug
1

Voltage Regulator and Stabilizer – Simple Explanation

Switching Voltage Regulator

A voltage regulator is used to regulate or stabilize the voltage level for specific purpose. Voltage fluctuations are never acceptable for any appliance or equipment, because it may damage the electrical appliances etc. When a steady, reliable voltage is needed, then voltage

2018
Jul
31

Overvoltage Protection Due to Lightning and Switching

What is overvoltage: A sudden rise in voltage for a short duration on the power system is known as overvoltage or voltage surge. Overvoltage is always temporary that  exist for short period but that may cause damage to the power system due

2018
Jul
29

What is Levitation & Meissner Effect in Superconductivity

cooper pair in Meissner effect and BCS theory

The phenomena of levitation of a magnet above a cooled superconductor is known as the Meissner Effect. If a superconductor is cooled below its critical temperature while in a magnetic field, the magnetic field surrounds but does not penetrate the superconductor. The magnet

2018
Jul
29

Everything about superconductor [Answered]

magnetic levitation

superconductor definition Before understanding the superconductor lets see what is superconductivity, it is the flow of electric current without resistance in certain metals, alloys, and ceramics at temperatures near absolute zero, and in some cases at temperatures hundreds of degrees above absolute

2018
Jan
23

Standard Checks & Tests for MDB, SMDB, DB & Motor Control Center

lv switchgear panels installation method

As a standard practice installer or contractor shall arrange for the witnessing of the following tests on the fully equipped switchboards (main, submain distribution boards and Motor Control Centers MCC) including primary bus bars and connections at the factory, in accordance with

2017
Sep
12

Cable Sizing & Voltage Drop Calculations Formula

Cable sizing is done based on three parameters: Load current, Short circuit current carrying capacity, Voltage drop. Below are given simple steps for performing cable sizing calculations. Step 1 – Calculate Load Current: Calculate the load current from the load data available.

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