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Animated Video – Working of Moving Coil Instruments

  • Categories Measurement

The animated video below explains the working of a moving coil instrument.

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Gas turbine power plant

Introduction to Gas Turbine Power Plant

  • Categories Power System, Generation, Measurement, Substation, Switchgear

The gas turbine power plant obtains its power by utilizing the energy of burnt gases and air, which is at high temperature and pressure by expanding through several rings of …

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Swinburne’s Test

Swinburne’s Test of DC Machine (Generator and Motor)

  • Categories DC Generator, DC Motor, Electrical Machines, Instrumentation, Measurement

Swinburne’s test is the simplest indirect method of testing dc machines. In this method, the dc machine (generator or motor) is run as a motor at no-load and losses of …

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Parallel operation of single phase transformer

4 Conditions You Should Know Before Parallel Operation of Single Phase Transformers

  • Categories Transformer, Basic Electrical, Circuit Breaker, Electrical Machines, Generation, Instrumentation, Locomotives, Measurement, Power System, Substation, Switchgear

By parallel operation of single phase transformers, we mean two or more transformers are connected to the same supply bus bars on the primary side and to a common bus bar/load …

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Power Transformer testing

Power Transformer Testing Methods – Type, Routine & Special Tests

  • Categories Electrical Machines, Measurement, Power System, Substation, Switchgear, Transformer

  An electrical power transformer has to go through a number of transformer testing procedures for confirming its specifications and performances. In this article, you will learn different types of …

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Construction of Air Blast Circuit Breaker Interrupter

Air Blast Circuit Breaker – Construction, Working and Types

  • Categories Circuit Breaker, Electrical Relays, Instrumentation, Measurement, Power System, Substation, Switchgear

Air blast circuit breaker employs a high-pressure air blast as an arc quenching medium. The construction and working of different types of air blast circuit breakers are explained in this …

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4 Major Troubles in a DC Motor with Reasons

  • Categories DC Motor, Electrical Machines, Measurement

DC motor fault zone analysis is a vital plan of any DC motor maintenance program. Several troubles may arise in a DC motor. A few of them are discussed below: Failure …

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Types of Power plants

Steam Power Stations – Arrangement and Working

  • Categories Power System, Alternator, DC Generator, Electrical Relays, Generation, Instrumentation, Measurement, Substation, Switchgear

Steam power stations convert the heat energy of coal combustion into electrical energy. A steam power station basically works on the Rankine cycle. Steam is produced in the boiler by utilizing …

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