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Methods of Producing Voltage/Electricity : Thermionic Emission

by @ Friday, May 16th, 2008. Filed under Electrical Science

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Methods of Producing Voltage/Electricity : Photoelectric Effect

by @ Thursday, May 15th, 2008. Filed under Electrical Science

Photoelectric Effect Light is a form of energy and is considered by many scientists to consist of small particles of energy called photons. When the photons in a light beam strike the surface of a material, they release their energy and transfer it to the atomic electrons of the material. This energy transfer may dislodge [...]

Methods of Producing Voltage/Electricity : Static Electricity

by @ Thursday, May 15th, 2008. Filed under Electrical Science

Static Electricity Atoms with the proper number of electrons in orbit around them are in a neutral state, or have a “zero charge.” A body of matter consisting of these atoms will neither attract nor repel other matter that is in its vicinity. If electrons are removed from the atoms in this body of matter, [...]

Electrostatic Forces

by @ Friday, April 18th, 2008. Filed under Electrical Science

Electrostatic ForcesĀ  One of the mysteries of the atom is that the electron and the nucleus attract each other. This attraction is called electrostatic force, the force that holds the electron in orbit. This force may be illustrated with lines as shown in Figure 3. Without this electrostatic force, the electron, which is traveling at [...]

The Atom

by @ Friday, April 11th, 2008. Filed under Electrical Science

The Atom Elements are the basic building blocks of all matter. The atom is the smallest particle to which an element can be reduced while still keeping the properties of that element. An atom consists of a positively charged nucleus surrounded by negatively charged electrons, so that the atom as a whole is electrically neutral. [...]

Diesel Engine – Detailed Operation of the Governor

by @ Saturday, February 16th, 2008. Filed under Mechanical Science

With the engine operating, oil from the engine lubrication system is supplied to the governor pump gears, as illustrated in Figure 29. The pump gears raise the oil pressure to a value determined by the spring relief valve. The oil pressure is maintained in the annular space between the undercut portion of the pilot valve [...]

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