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what is npsh and how to calculate it for a centrifugal pump |
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Question Submitted By :: Mani |
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| Answer | NPSH is net positive suction head of a pump. For
centrifugal pumps, it is calculated as follows:
NPSHa = Atm. pr. + static head - vapour pressure - pressure
loss in the suction piping - pressure loss due to the
suction strainer.  |
| Pradeepa |
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| Answer | NPSH is the acronym of Net Positive Suction Head, there r 2
NPSH one is NPSH(a) and NPSH(r) i.e., NPSH available and
required. Always NPSH(a) should be higher than the NPSH(r)
this NPSH(R) will be determined my the pump manufacturer
itself.
TO calculate NPSH(a)
NPSHa = Atm. pr.acting on the liquid + static head - vapour
pressure of the liquid- pressure
loss in the suction piping - pressure loss due to the
suction strainer.  |
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i woule my experiences in BARC i recently gone for the
interview.. they dont consider u r dress code and all, even
u can go in a jeans and tea shirt.they dont careabout u r
personality , profile .. Theytest (complety) our technical
knowledge.. so u have to prepare well in not only the
basics but also in depth.. Even the did not consider the
percentile in GATE.. One guy got 99.63 in gate but did not
given medical. so u have to be very stiff and togh
technically.. u should have a lot of luck too,because right
panel selects u..
u dont expect what,how in Barc,only why.i amnot frightening
u, i am telling u some facts i have faced.. istead of all i
did it superbly and waiting for the result.. if u want more
information, u can email me ,call me at any time.. |
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Question Submitted By :: Phani |
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| Answer | hi,sir this is praveen kasaram,i've recently applied fr the
post of graduate engineer trainee,
sir i require bheltest papers for the last 3yrs in
MECHANICAL STREAM , could u plz send it to my mail id sir,,
plzzzzzzz
my id :praveen_kasaram26@yahoo.com
praveenkasaram123@gmail.com  |
| Praveen Kasaram |
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| Answer | phani.confidence@gmail.com,09885444275  |
| Phani |
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| Question |
What is the difference between CRNO and CRGO in an
transformer and what is the advantages of these two. |
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Question Submitted By :: Mahesh |
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| Answer | the material cold rolled grain oriented is used in
transformer core,its the aluminium material...advantages is
minimise the iron losses,as well as minimize the eddy
current losses...  |
| Vinothbabu.k |
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| Answer | I DONT KNOW ABT THE CRNO,BUT I KNOW ABT THE CRGO-IS COLD
ROLED GRAIN ORIENTD,ITS THE MATERIAL USED IN THE
TRANSFORMER WINDING....  |
| Vinothbabu.k |
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| Answer | CATHODE RAY NEGLECT OPTICALS,  |
| Guest |
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| Answer | I KNOW ABT THE CRGO-IS COLD
ROLED GRAIN ORIENTD,ITS THE MATERIAL USED IN THE
TRANSFORMER WINDING....
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| Guest |
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| Answer | crgo is COLD ROLLED GRAIN ORIENTD, it is core material of x-
mer. it is used to minimize hyteresis losses.  |
| Kuldeep |
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| Answer | CRGO - Cold Rolled Grain Oriented is the material used for
Transformer Windings.
CRNO - Cold Rolled Natural Oriented is the material Used for
Low quality Transformer winding constructions.  |
| Sunil Ulange |
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| Answer | CRGO & CRNO are both electrical steel grades used for
stampings & cores of electrical Transformers & other
electrical appliances.
CRNO is cold rolled Non Grain Oriented steel laminations ,
thickness available is not less than .50mm as compared
to .27 of CRGO, & Hence the losses in CRNO are more than
four times of CRGO.CRNGO Non oriented fully processed
steels are iron-silicon alloys with varying silicon
contents and have similar magnetic properties in all
directions in the plan of the sheet. They are principally
used for motors, generators, alternators, ballasts, small
transformers and a variety of other electromagnetic
applications.
WHERE AS CRGO is used for Distribution as well as Power
Transformers due to its low loss characteristics.
CRGO or Cold Rolled Grain Oriented Steel is available in
various grades (generally called M3, M4, M5 & M6). Major
international standards such as Japanese (JIS), American
(ASTM), German (DIN) and British Standards are AVAILABLE
which specify grade, thickness, Watt Losses and Magnetic
Flux density.Conventional CRGO materials (M4, M5, M6) are
used regularly for cores in Transformers.  |
| Zahid Noor |
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Why we should use delta connection in primary and star
connection in an distribution transformer, which converts
400v a.c. voltage to 33kv. |
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Question Submitted By :: Mahesh |
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| Answer | We use in star connection in seconday connection becouse
need neutal point in load sied( some load supply need 3
phase and some need single phase)but it is remember that
only star connection use in distrubution side transformer.  |
| Engr. Abdul Barek, Electrical |
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| Answer | we dont need nuetral at primary side but it is needed at
sec. side because some loads of 3 ph and single phase loads
required nuetral.  |
| R M Koloi |
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| Answer | Star connection having multiple option of voltages, and
availability of neutral point makes useful for earth fault
relay operation.
Delta connection having requirement of 3 conductors and
itself is long distance, with less current and higher
voltage. So economical way is delta at high voltage side
and star at low/ or consumer end.  |
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sir,
please send me the last three years exam papers conducted
by BHEL- RECRUITMENT EXAM FOR SUPERVISOR TRAINEE FOR
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. A Soon as possible. i would be
greatfull to u |
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Question Submitted By :: Kamal |
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| Answer | i am need for allthe technical qouestions and answers.  |
| Rajasekaran |
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What is the reactive power and how to control the reactive
power in power plant
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Question Submitted By :: Paul |
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| Answer | We could define the reactive power if we how it generates
as follow.
All inductive (i.e. electromagnetic) machines and devices
that operate on AC systems convert electrical energy from
the power system generators into mechanical work and heat.
This energy is measured by kWh meters, and is referred to
as “active” or “wattful” energy. In order to perform this
conversion, magnetic fields have to be established in the
machines, and these fields are associated with another form
of energy to be supplied from the power system, known
as “reactive” or “wattless” energy.  |
| M.mousa |
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| Answer | THE POWER WHICH REAL UTILISATION OF THE MOTOR R OTHER
EQUIPMENT CALLED AS ACTIVE POWER.BUT THE POWER CONSIDERING
WITH LOSSES LIKE IRON LOSS,CU LOSS,FRICTION LOSS WEAR TEAR
LOSS COMBINING THIS LOSSES WITH THE ACTIVE POWER CALLED AS
REACTIVE POWER,ITS SIMPLY SAY THE POWER DELEVARED IN THE
OUTPUT...
IT CAN CONTROL BY AVOIDING ALL THIS LOSSES  |
| Vinothbabu.k |
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| Answer | We can control the power factor by switch on and off the
capacitor. Reactive power is nothing but capacitive power.
by using capacitive power continuosly the winding, core
gets heat and it will damage the equipment.
KVA= KW+KVAr
KVA---- Apparent Power
KW----- Active Power
KVAR--- Reactive Power
Reactive Power is full of losses. If we use any electrical
equipment automatically reactive power obtained due to core
losses and iron losses  |
| Muthukumar |
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what are the types used for alternator earthing,what will
happen if more than two alternator is working in
parallel with each having own system earthing.is there any
possibility for circulating current in between two system. |
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Question Submitted By :: Paul |
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| Answer | the two types of earthing is used: 1. pipe type earthing
2. sheet type earthing
NOTHING WILL HAPPEN WHEN TWO ALTERNATORS ARE WORKING
PARALLEL WITH EACH HAVING ITS OWN EARTHING.
NO THERES NO POSIBILITY OF CURRENT CIRCULATION.  |
| Er. Ankush Miglani |
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Why the transformer rating is denoted in VA rating why not
in KW |
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Question Submitted By :: Paul |
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| Answer | in transformer cu loss depends on current and iron loss on
voltage.Hence total loss depends on volt-ampere(VA) and not
on phase angle between voltage and current.Thats is why
rating of transformer is in KVA.  |
| Manish Kumar Meena |
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| Answer | the power factor of the loads connected in transformer are
not same.  |
| Annakka |
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| Answer | The rating of any machine depends on the factor that always
remain same at any condition. In case of a transformer the
multiplication of voltage and current for primary and
secondary side remain the same at all load conditions. so
the transformer rating denoted as VA.  |
| Chandrashekhar Sahu |
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| Answer | THE POWER FACTOR OF A TRANSFORMER FEEDING THE LOAD
DEPENDS ON THE NATURE OF THE LOAD; HENCE THE ACTIVE(P) AND
REACTIVE(Q) POWERS SUPPLIED BY THE TRANSFORMER MAY CHANGE
FOR A FIXED APPEARENT POWER(S).
HENCE THE TRANSFORMER RATING IS ALWAYS SPECIFIED IN KVA
AND NOT IN KW OR KVAR AS THEY CHANGE AS PER THE LOAD
CONNECTED TO THE TRANSFORMER.  |
| Sanket Patil |
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what the role and resposibility of mech engg in power plant
project. |
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Question Submitted By :: Plant Head |
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| Answer | i can not reply  |
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what is diff between the motor and pump |
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Question Submitted By :: Ravi Sankar |
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| Answer | A pump is an equipment used to lift a liquid from one
elevation to another elevation. Motor is the equipement
used to provide the power to rotate the internals of the
pump.  |
| Kavi |
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| Answer | PUMP AND MOTOR ARE WORKING UNDER THE SAME
PRINCIPLES.FARADAYS LAW OF ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION.
WHERIN A PUMP HAS A IMPELLER CONNECTED TO THE SHAFT WHICH
CAN DRIVE A LIQUID TO A CERTAIN DISTANCE.
WHERERIN A MOTOR OUTPUT SHAFT IS CONNECTED TO THE
SPROCKET ,,ETC WHICH CAN DRIVE A CONVEYOR OR PULLEY OR SO...  |
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why 4 to 20 ma ,why not 0 to 20 or 3 to 15 or anything |
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Question Submitted By :: Ravi Sankar |
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| Answer | one of reason may be the threshold value  |
| Saravana |
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| Answer | the lowest value is not 0 to create a difference in between
broken ckt or any other error in ckt and actual min current
value.
b'coz for broken ckt or any other fault in ckt the current
o/p will be 0. means no current. but when it is 4 , then it
is the min o/p of the ckt and the ckt is running properly
both is confirmed.
the upper limit is a conventional one, no such reason behind
it. but it is a value practically can be achieved by the
designer easily.
4-20 ma could be taken it is followed by all manufacturers.  |
| Sukhiray |
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| Answer | The minimum value is 4 mA is because to avoid any confusion
of out put at lowest value.  |
| Imran |
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| Answer | 4 milliamp is used as span lower limit, because some
elements on the loop require power from the loop and
therefore a minimum level of power must be available  |
| Bill |
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| Answer | 1. to obtain live zero
2. noise reduction
3. no current drop
4. longb tranmission  |
| Naren |
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| Answer | 4-20mA :-
* Easy to find the open circuit(because this
signal level starts from 4mA, if the circuit in open the
output shows 0mA, so we can find easily the open circuit).
* Easy 0 to 100% segregation
4mA - 0%
8mA - 25% 12mA - 50%
16mA - 75% 20mA - 100%
* All manufacturer following the same standard.
0-20mA :-
* If it starts form 0mA, not able to find open
circuit easily.
3-15mA :-
* Less linearity, because 3mA is 0%, 15mA is 100%
so the deviation b/w 3-15mA is lesser than 4-20mA, So that
it reduces the accuracy of the measurement.
So that 4-20mA is preferred over 0-10v  |
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