What are the safety measures of Alternator Explain them?
Answer / austin kpoto
like first define the subject matter to know the importance
and unsfulness for power generations. Alternator is a
dynamo that generates an alternating current ac. than lets
look at components of the alternator that included, poles
welding wire, exciter, rotor, AVR, armature,diodes, safety
breakers.with all these parts mention above to have the
alternator to consider safety measure is to keep it in a
very dry save in door storage location to avoid water,
moisture and other particles from entering.
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