Answer / ajeet kumar singh

it is the forward voltage at which the current through the junction started to increased rapidly

Answer / naresh

The knee point is defined as the point at which an increase
of applied voltage of 10% results in an increase in
magnetizing current of 50%.

If rotor works in clock wise what happens

0 Answers  

---

how the find ct mf and mf roll in metering

1 Answers  

---

how do you test tachos and servos

0 Answers  

---

what is difference between earthingpits,earthing grid & earthing mess?

0 Answers   TATA,

---

What is the Working principle of ELCB and RCCB?

1 Answers   Geo Miler, L&T,

---

air condition capacity for masjad having 50feet in circal and 35 feet high

3 Answers  

---

Hello everyone, somebody knows what is a "surplice power" ? The hole phrase is: "This rating is appropriate for a generator set paralleled with an infinite bus e.g. a national electrical supply network or grid where the generator set is run at 100% load, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and any surplice power is exported into the grid" Thanks in advance.

0 Answers  

---

What kind of maintenance is conducted for generator

1 Answers  

---

What are all the points to be checked for a newly re-winded motor before installation

1 Answers   Cisco,

---

what is the earthing condition between earth & phase.

3 Answers   ABB,

---

What are the possible causes if load is not same on all the three phases

4 Answers  

---

what is active network?

2 Answers  

---