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For hydraulic pump.

09/25/2007 8:53 AM

Dear Sir,

I am making a magnetic generator in that i want a normal 10 kg pressure i want starting torque of 10kg pressure regularly in this so the machine i have made it will be then in running position as like i give one example of strait stock hydraulic pump input side the pump liner size is 12 inch piston diameter is 7.5 inch and length 4 inch and in middle oil tank cone is in build 3ft length and one size of this cone is 7.5 inch and another side is 3.5 inch and piston size is 3.5 inch diameter and 4 inch length linear size is 24 inch and when i pressure 7.5 piston side of 5kg so get another side only 9 kg instant of 10 kg so how i can i have to improve the size from were as i get finally 10 kg pressure . Because of if i get this so i will be success in magnetic generator can run for continues 3 to 4 years at the rate of 30 kw to 1200kw and i am trying now in 240 kw and if i will be success in this i can do for 1200 also so please help me to be in this method if i success i can help in power technologies. I wants pressure double were from i push one side to another i want double its is not possible in rotory pump i want in slow speed rpm 100 rpm to 500 rpm till so pls help me i need a help of good person here .

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#1

Re: For hydraulic pump.

09/25/2007 10:56 AM

d00d
Your language is horrbile. Haven't you heard of the concept of using line breaks or paragraphs?
Not everbody can write like the Bard (me included), but you can at least make an effort to get your punctuations in the proper place.

My suggestion
Compose your post using a spell-check enabled Word Processor like Open Office. It will point out your spelling and grammatical mistakes, which you can easily correct using the suggestions it throws up. Once that has been accomplished, post the revised question here
AFAIK we all are voluntarily answering queries here and don't get paid a penny (@ least I don't get paid), so no one will take an effort to answer a query they can't readily understand

Cheers!!

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09/26/2007 6:48 AM

Now, now! I bet the poor bugger is fine with his own language! I wonder if he could just send a diagram (or circuit schematic)?

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Re: For hydraulic pump.

09/25/2007 11:07 PM

Mr. Guest,

Your English is very difficult to understand. Using a spelling and grammar checker will improve it slightly but I don't think it will help very much in making it understandable.

I suggest you find someone (preferably an engineer) who has a better command of English than you do to help you form your question in a manner that is clear and understandable.

I'm sorry if this offends you but the truth of the matter is that your post makes no sense.

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09/26/2007 9:14 AM

I do not want to sound mean or nasty but, in order for you to receive any usable information to help with your problem, people need to understand what the problem is.

My suggestion would be for you to find someone that has a much better command of the English Language than you do.

Explain to them EXACTLY what the problem is that you want help with and have them write the question for you.

We are all here to help, but to do so we need to understand exactly what it is you are saying.

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Re: For hydraulic pump.

09/26/2007 3:26 PM

hussh ! i didn`t get it

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