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Joe Pinnacle
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Wind Farm SCADA & PLC Systems
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Introduction to the SCADA & PLC Systems on a Wind Farm
Series Parallel with Random Unknowns Ex. 3
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Series Parallel with Random Unknowns Ex. 3
Thank you!!
turbines are so unique yet somewhat so simple.
Thanks for a great video, however I noticed a few weird things in your video. 1 - Volt x Amp is equal to Volt Amperes not Watts, to complete the conversion you need another parameter, namely the "Power Factor" of your motor. Of course, if you happen to be running a DC Motor and not an AC motor, then you are certainly right in your calculation. 2 - Another point is the fact that not all energy transmitted to the motor is turned into heat, in fact most of that energy is used by the motor to convert the electrical energy it receives from Electric Supply into mechanical energy available at the motor shaft. I have another question, what is the meaning of the constant number, 1.08? Thank you again for a good video. Cheers
Excellent video... with no hype, music, or BS. 👍👍
2:09 I thought you are suppose to stick black lead to larger line (the neutral line) and the red lead on the smaller line (the live or hot line) of a wall/plug.
can i use this video
How many people got jobs after this??
Excited!!!
Skyclimbers would love him
How do you do this in package units that you can't access registeres
Hi Joe: which side of the bypass humidifier does the return air thermometer go on?? Thanks. Tom
The only one doing a temp rise on a furnace, couldn't find any other videos
So is the blower motor just sitting there humming and overheating?! Even if the motor is only 50% efficient the energy loss to heat is only 1.5 BTUs. Induction loss and the cooling effect of the motor...... Realistically we're talking about 1kBTU added heat from the circulation motor. The flue motor gets hot!
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That's awesome Rock on
Very Nice
training and safe at same time i love it
The gyro wind turbine has smashed Betz limit regards Graham Flowers
THIS IS AWESOME
ya kidding me...... I missed the detail on the use. It's called the "sine" symbol, which represents AC current. I expected a bit more from a tech lesson.
Betz limit has been smashed and debunked regards Graham Flowers
Thank you! Good video. Helpful.
Thank you very much indeed, Sir.video is v helpful.......Great job.
I don’t know man I worked for GE, Fieldcore, Vestas. Total 11 years in wind the industry has changed a lot I got out and I am working in IT. Pretty much anyone who’s willing to climb can get a job. I’ve see guys with Less than 6 months go into special programs like main component exchange and so on. G.E good enough.
Seriously considering this program
How can I do RPN (Reverse Polish Notation) on this calculator?
You simply cannot! 😇
I’m good at stuff 🤣
This is too much lol you should make it a bit for realistic, obviously this doesn't even feel like making an effort.
Big help, thanks
very good
Great information thanks
hey do u have class on these
Very nice
should be the song played whenever squats are done
hi can u help me do a video review for 2021 new upgraded digital multimeter ,it is multi functional and like a cellphone,we can offer u a free product tks
Why would I get positive 11.5 volts on an automotive headlight plug, but on the other connection of the same plug get -11.5 volts? What’s the negative about?
The electrical wiring in a vehicle is a DC system. Not AC. There is a polarity associated with it. So if you check voltage across a set of wires, the absolute value of the number is the voltage difference. The sign indicates in which direction you are measuring. If you are seeing -11.5 V, swap the voltmeter leads and you will see +11.5 V. In an AC system, you would not see a sign because it is a sinusoidal wave that keeps changing polarity. It's just the way AC and DC systems are.
One more thing to point out. If your boy meter is automatic, it could switch between measuring AC and DC voltage seamlessly. In some volt meters, you have to select AC or DC. On such manual selector voltmeters, always ensure you have the right setting selected. Otherwise, if for example you set it to DC and end up measuring high voltage AC, the internal fuse in the voltmeter will blow... which is then a (minor) pain to change.
I was lucky my school had real equipment to work with. The rest is up to the student.
Ligth on has voltage do three phase motor controls
very nice video!
This has me all over it 🤣😂
Where is a first part?
Thank you for this!
Spelled wandering wrong lol 😂 great video though priceless
This shit is too funny 😂
You could easily work for field core or Vestas with that interview. Dude will be a manager in a year.
And always have an energy drink on hand
Man said Titanfall 😂😂 shoot maybe that is KINDA relevant, you could climb up a damn wind turbine in no time in that game
Lol what's up with guy?
how do you handle bathroom time???
Can't wait😄