Q:I am planning to buy a big guitar amp from america and you dont want to mess around with something as powerful as that so i want to know is there suitable adapters out there for such a job? because i heard that some electrical equipment from America will eventually burn out if you use it in Ireland!!help!?!?!

it can be converted with the right parts .

Q:I am an electrical engineering graduate with very little knowledge of business studiesHowever, I will be beginning my career as a procurement engineer in October.In your own words, what is this?and what duties might it involve?Warm regards,de Róiste BSc

You will probably be responsible for specifying electrical equipment required for purchase for various projects, for recommending various vendors to obtain bids from, for putting request for equipment bid packages together, and then for making recommendations for which vendor(s) to buy from. Seems like you should have asked your employer what your duties would be.

Q:hey yahoos , i just graduated this december on the 22nd with a degree in Electrical and Computer engineering . Apart from the fact that i graduated with a decent gpa ( not that great ) i have no idea why i chose that major or what kind of a job i should be looking for . I didn't have an internship , because of the pressure i was getting from my family which cooked my brain , and i'd rather Not do anything due to pressure than do Anything on my own. I have lost 75% of my motivation already and currently my only motivation is to buy some nice Gadgets, other than that , i don't know :( . , i was wondering if anyone could just advice me anything as if to what kind of a job should i be looking for in this field. What does it even mean by the term junior engineer. , Does anyone know if it's any good to learn 80% of electrical stuff and 20% of computer stuff. Is there a job market for that ? i am looking for a job in new york city itself . i don't have any more characters .:-(

America's okorder

Q:give formulas and explanation both

In general, mechanical efficiency is the ratio of the work input to the work output. There is always some frictional looses that require extra work input to overcome. Electrical efficiency is the ratio of power input to power output. There are always copper losses in any electrical equipment. These are basic differences and definitions. The basic formulas are efficiency output / input, using either work or watts. TexMav

Q:ever had your electrical equip. tripped off by GFCI RECEPTERSdid it damage your hard drives, toasters, microwaves ect.?

shouldn't damage electronic devices unless when the GFI trips it breaks the neutral first and applies only a live wire to the device, that could damage electronic devices. It could be possible but may be rare.

Q:I am looking to control a electrical outlet 120V over my network, Is their a piece of equipment that can do this?

You should look for electric regulator. and pick up the one of your choice.

Q:how we can design the power rating of any electrical equipment. as per my understanding only way is is to change the resistance of coil( winding if motor, filament if lamp).if it is correct then the equipment will be burn if resistance is low for low power rating. Eg. resistance of filament of 10 w lamp is lower than the resistance of 100 w. generally life of 10 w lamp is higher than 100 w. but in electrical point of view the life of high value of resistance equipment will be higher than the low value value of resistance. means, 10w bulb will glow longer time comparatively 100 w bulb. since 10 w bulb has high resistance , so this bulb's life should be higher than 100w bulb. can anyone explain how to design the power rating of any electrical equipment in line of other electrical parameters.

The power rating of most power components and devices is limited by thermal considerations, since the life of them is a strong function of temperature. A rule of thumb is that for each 10 degrees C increase in temperature the life is cut in half.

Q:i want to know about latest technical electrical machine used in ship's during sailing.Eigther it may be electricity generator or any other equipment.

the newest state of the rt electrical systems on large ships are 'podded propulsion; instead of turbines turning propellor shafts, generators supply electricity to motors that are placed in pods outside the ship, under the hull which turn the propellors.go look up 'Queen Mary 2' on the web for details.

Q:if you've heard of the wilhelm scream, is there an equivalent for an electricity crackling sound?I've heard it in Star Wars, many cartoons, probably Spider-man (it's like imagine when some big electrical equipment goes wrong and starts producing sparks, or when you have some space laser gun that stuns people).Any idea?

I think it comes from Frankenstein, with all that electrical equipment they used