Introduction to generators, turbines, motors and transformers and their function in the electrical power (generators, turbines, motors, transformers and electrical systems).

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 General information about his works) Mester Twin Motor and Transformer to be the cornerstone of power generation transmission or distribution system.     1) Generator       An electrical machine that converts mechanical power into electrical power. In particular, it is connected to the power generation center and the A.C. (A.C.) Machine This device is also called alternator. Its capacity is KVA. (KVA). 2) turbine      Power generation is an important device connected to the house that converts the kinetic energy obtained from water, steam, etc. into mechanical energy. The turbine is coupled to the rotor of the generator which generates electricity from the generator when the rotor is rotated. There are two main types of turbines: 1. Impulse turbine It is mainly used in high head / low discharge production houses. This includes Pelton turbine. 2. Reaction turbine: It is mainly a product of Medium & Low Head and High / Medium Dis...
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Types of pipes used in plumbing work

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The pipes are Circular cylinder and are used for transporting Various fluids Such as water, Stem, gas, oil and Other Chemicals from one place to another .The Use of the pipe is found in water Supply and Sewage disposal, food Processing plants. The pipe are made up large number of materials Such as Cast iron, Steel, brass, plastic etc the types of pipes used in plumbing are:


1) Cast iron pipe

- Cast iron  pipe is widely used for City water distribution Systems because of its high resistance to Corrosion and Consequent long life.Cast iron pipe is made from pig iron. Such pipes are normally made from 5cm to 120 cm in diameter . Under normal Conditions, & Cast Iron Pipe Can be excepted to 100 years .                                                                                                                                            2)Galvanized iron pipe(G.I)                                                                                                                          GI Pipes are Made  of mild Steel Sheet. Its length wise Joint is Welded Seam Type G I Pipes is Used to supply. Later, gas or any other liquid inside the building These type of pipes are prepared from 12mm (0.5 inches) to 15cm ( 6 inches) in diameter: They are available in 6 meter (20 feet) length

The thickness of the wall of its Sheet is different according to their diameters After Preparing this Pipe it is dipped in Zinc Solution: This action is to as Galvanizing in this way Known the Pipe is Saved from rusting                                                                                                                                                         3)Wrought iron pipe                                                  These type of Pipe are like G.I Pipes. They are also used to carry I water gas or Certain Other liquid from one place to other The only different between Wrought iron pipe and GI pipe is that wrought iron pipes are prepared by welding wrought iron sheet                                                                                            4) copper pipe                                                       Copper pipe are made of Small diameter Since Coper does not admit rust so there Pipe are durable However as Copper is Costly. therefore, they are used in limited Places.These types of Pipes are generally Used to bend Or Sag even at high temperature.   The befits of the copper pipes is that the copper pipes are  less harmful for environment and they are fire resistance.                                                                                        5)Plastic pipes                                                         l These Pipes which includes rubber and P.V.C. pipes are used for the Supply of water, acidic Water and alkaline water Hot water Should not be carried Out.

These pipes are Joined using a thread Joint or Socket is Joining with a Solution. Such pipes are not rusted They are light in weight Cutting, bench bending and joining are easy for these pipes.    The main advantage of plastics pipes is that the plastics pipes are less in weight, it is available in large length

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