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Transformers

11/05/2007 3:35 AM

Dear Sir

Can i know about the design and manufacturing process of power,distribution,furnace duty,converter duty transformers. kindly help.

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Re: power,distribution,furnace duty,converter duty Transformer

11/05/2007 6:50 AM

Take the manufacturers' part numbers and contact details, and talk to their technical helplines. There may be a point where discussions reach the 'commercially sensitive' point, so know when to stop.

Another approach would be to apply for employment so as to glean something from them at interview.

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Re: power,distribution,furnace duty,converter duty Transformer

11/05/2007 9:11 AM

Can i know about design, manufacturing and procurement of animated smiley faces?

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Re: power,distribution,furnace duty,converter duty Transformer

11/05/2007 9:56 AM

Procurement's easy. Right click, save picture as ...

These are some I "procured" from 'Orrible (but would be too gentlemanly to use (on CR4, anyhow)).

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11/05/2007 10:10 AM

Thanks! Never knew it was as simple as that!

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11/05/2007 10:47 AM

Welcome.

Design & manufacture not so easy - you'll need something that can produce animated ".gif"s, such as Adobe Imageready, Jasc Paint Shop Pro or Macromedia Fireworks.

There are probably loads of dedicated smilie programs around as well, but I don't know any.

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11/06/2007 7:53 AM

Design and Manufacture of the type of Transformers you mention is a highly technical procedure and you can learn from books and hands-on experience. Try M.G.Say's Performance and Design of A.C. Machines as a starter. J&P Transformer Book is good. Delphi

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Re: Transformers

11/06/2007 2:08 PM

Dear Guest ,

These are huge topics to discuss and answer , you can learn somewhere else through books , internet , small ?? time courses if available in your region and than post your doubts and start a discussion , you can start from observing small transformers dailly used by us in house holds , measure voltages ,try assembling , winding a transformer and than go for these bigger ones , manufacturing......???? forget it!! you can recruit proffessionals for this if you intend to put up a bussiness and have all requirement fulfilled ......best luck
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