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10/25/2009 3:56 PM

plz, tell me about the working and construction of electric motor used in vaccum pumps.

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10/25/2009 6:04 PM

Electricity goes in, makes the motor spin, motor is hooked up to a vacuum pump, creates vacuum.

They are usually constructed of iron or steel and copper, or plastic, or aluminum, or...

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This is obviously a sarcastic response, but that is because your question is incredibly vague. It is as if you asked someone to describe a the inner workings and construction of a government building. You gave us no context, no details, not even an idea of what you mean by "vacuum pump".

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10/26/2009 9:44 AM

sir, actually i have to submit an assignment on " constuction and working feature of electric motor used in vaccum cleaner and its control".sorry for the wrong question, i will be obliged if you kindly take pain to discuss it with me. Thank you

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10/26/2009 10:23 AM

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