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Ressistor Color Codes

BASIC ELECTRICAL CONCEPTS

BASIC ELECTRICAL CONCEPTS

                             

In each plant, the mechanical movement of different equipment is caused by an electric prime mover (motor). Electrical power is derived from either utilities or internal generators and is distributed through transformers to deliver usable voltage levels.

Electricity is found in two common forms:

• AC (alternating current)

• DC (direct current).

Electrical equipment can run on either of the AC/DC forms of electrical energies. The selection of energy source for equipment depends on its application requirements. Each energy source has its own merits and demerits.

Mechanical Engine And Its Components

Mechanical Engine And Its Components

Study of the engine (petrol engine, diesel engine, rotary engine, stirling engine) is very important in Mechanical Engineering. It has a complete cource named as "IC ENGINES" which the student normally study in BSc Mechanical engineering in 6th or 7th semester.

These are the some pictures which explains you the Working of Engine and Its Different Parts

1.    working

2.       Components