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awaiscnpp
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How To Convert Mechanical Force To Electrical Force In Generator?

05/02/2013 12:09 PM

how convert mechanical force of generator to electrical force generator?please tell me basic concept with detail and may be attached document.
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Re: how to convert mechanical force to electrical force in generator?

05/02/2013 12:21 PM

I suggest that you start by looking at the last topic that I found by searching, just as you could have done!

How Does a Generator Create Electricity? How Generators Work

How do Generators work? - Universe Today

How Do Generators Work? | eHow.com

Discovery Kids :: Tell Me - How does a generator work?

Finally, your questions sound more like homework questions, rather than questions someone with at least some education or experience in the field would ask.

Perhaps you should search for, and enroll in, some course work on the subject, you need it.
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05/02/2013 1:04 PM

I think you only needed to post the 4th link.

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05/02/2013 1:14 PM

I think you're probably right.
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05/03/2013 11:53 AM

my question is that how mechanical force to electric energy,
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Re: how to convert mechanical force to electrical force in generator?

05/03/2013 1:14 PM

You're completly helpless hopeless.

Do your own homework!!!
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Re: How To Convert Mechanical Force To Electrical Force In Generator?

05/02/2013 7:31 PM

Have they got bored with you in the mechanical section? Now you feel you have to annoy people in this section?

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Re: How To Convert Mechanical Force To Electrical Force In Generator?

05/06/2013 4:31 AM

Dear Mr.awaiscnpp,

Your question as I understand, while applying BRAKE to the Motor, the Kinetic and Inertial Energy is wasted, and how to recover it.? If so, it is by RE-GENERATIVE BRAKING PRINCIPLE.

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Re: How To Convert Mechanical Force To Electrical Force In Generator?

05/07/2013 2:29 PM

Faraday's laws of Electro-magnetic induction .

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_induction
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