Classic Control Basics
Did you ask yourself before “How could life be without PLCs?” Today we are going to go through the Classic Control Basics. First, we need … Read more
Basics of Gate Valves
Basics of gate Valves: Gate valve is a linear motion manual wheel, pneumatic, hydraulically actuated on/off service valve. The gate valve outnumbers other valve types … Read more
Circuit Breaker Interview Questions And Answers Part-1
Circuit breaker interview questions and answers are very important in view of the job interviews. We shall discuss in detail the questions in this post. … Read more
How Stabilizer Protects Electric Devices?
How Stabilizer Protects Electric Devices?-Stabilizer is most useful for stabilizing the voltage. The stabilizer keeps the voltage within the operating range of the electrical equipment … Read more
Cv and Kv Relationship
Cv and Kv relationship are very important for valve sizing and fluid flow rate. The flow coefficient Cv is the valve flow coefficient. Flow coefficient Cv and its metric unit Kv are useful for measuring the valve capacity. In other words, Cv and Kv is a useful parameter for calculating the size of the valve and fluid flow rate. The other names of the flow coefficient are the valve capacity constant or valve flow coefficient
Difference Between Magnetic Field & Magnetic Flux
The major difference between the magnetic field and the magnetic flux is that the magnetic field is the region in which moving charges and poles experience a force. In comparison, the magnetic … Read more
Differential Pressure Measurement across Baghouse
Differential Pressure Measurement across a filter is very important to determine the filtering efficiency of the baghouse. The increased differential pressure across the baghouse ( … Read more
How to calibrate pH Electrode?
Importance of pH Electrode Calibration The pH measurement accuracy depends on how accurate the calibration of electrodes. The calibration of the pH electrode is very … Read more
What is Magnetic Flux? Definition & Properties
The current flows in an electric circuit. In a same way, the flux flows in a magnetic circuit. Flux is thus analogous to electric current. The Greek letter Phi or Phi suffix B is its symbol. Its symbol is Ø and Øm.
Transformer Interview Questions & Answers Part-4
Transformer Interview Questions & Answers Part-4: In this section we shall discuss more questions on transformer. Why is flux constant in transformer? The net MMF … Read more
