HXGN-12R Tank-type (Fixed) Metal-clad Ring-net Switchgear

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HXGN-12R tank-type (fixed) metal-clad ring-net switchgear (RMU). applies for urban power grid renewal and building.it has the function of cut -off load current and closing shor-circuit in power supply system.it adorpts vacuum load cirsuitand makes operating mechanism as spring operating macheniam.and it can has manual operation and electric operation. switch and insolating knief be used with active operation structure.so it has the feather of strengh complete perfomance,small volume,no fire crash and no explosion accident.it has reliable "five protection"performance.

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RMU applies for AC 10KV,50hz distribution system and is widely used for urban power grid building,reconstruction project,industrial and mine enterprise,high rise building and public utilities etc,as the RMU and terminal equipment,it has protective function of power distribution,management and electrict equipments.

HXGN-12R Tank-type (Fixed) Metal-clad Ring-net Switchgear

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Q:I don't understand how oil and gas industry has anything to do with electrical engineering jobs??Am I not seeing this because currently I am working as a electronics engineer ? This is how I am thinking about this - Oil and gas industry , digs up oil , provides it to our cars and trucks so they can run. Now I don't understand how or where Electrical engineers come into play into this ?? Please make me understand. I want to know.P.s: I am an entry level electronics engineer, with a degree in Electrical engineering , Currently I am located in Houston, texas.: This website will show you jobs in your discipline in the oil and gas industry. Take a good look at the descriptions to find out what the work could involve, and follow a trail on the internet to see where you could use your skills in your local area. You will need to think about travel at some point though, in this industry.

Q:I will go to American in next month and I need to get some pieces of equipment e.gcamera,digital vedio,so I need someone canlet me know how much walt use in u.s.a .Because we use 210 walt in Hong Kong.I need to bring the adaptor or not.Chelsia Leung: USA uses 120 volt, not 220 volt. You will need adaptors.

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Q:If an electrical equipment is designed for 220V at 60Hz, can it be used in a country which uses an electrical system of 240V at 50Hz. I'm not sure how true is this, but I've heard that the voltage would not be a problem but if the frequency is less, electrical equipments with motors will not be able to run at 100% performance which means the efficiency drops. Please enlighten me~Thank you: YES,it did. 50 hz AC motor becomes less torque while running with 60 hz power,because it has too much reactance (more turns of coil). Whereas 60 hz AC motor is running faster with 50 hz power and its life is shorten,because it has not enough turns of coil.

Q:Can someone go into detail on this air force job? Don't just give me a website, I'm looking for actual experience or reasonable knowledge of this field. Would a civilian career be any good with this field? Please let me know! :): Aiurcraft have electrical genarators on them, powered by the engines, those generators, provide power to aircraft electrical systems. You would be working on those electrical syatems, IE: the generators, the power transformers and wiring that provide electrical power to the aircraft. Aircraft also have heating and cooling systems that provide warm air and cold air to different parts of the aircraft. You would be working on those systems. Basicly you job is to do scheduled functional checks of the systems, to make sure they work, to repair any problems found found, replace faulty equipment in the aircraft.

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Q:For civilian populations as well as the military? Why is our government not doing enough to protect civilian populations in this country?: First of all, the cost of producing an EMP weapon that could effectively disrupt equipment in an area larger than a few square meters would be astronomical. Second, it would be much more effective to initiate a cyber attack which could produce exponentially more damage than an electical magnetic pulse. Third, electrical lines generate significant amounts of EMI and EMF so it really is not necessarry to harden them. It wouldn't really proctect them, they don't need it. By harden I assume you mean EMP sheilding typically used in military sytems?

Q:i have an old distribution board, dorman smith and the lights are all off one circuit, when i flicked the outside light on it knocked off all the lights but didnt trip the 6amp circuit breaker?? Has the circuit breaker had it? its at least 10 years old?: I'm not familiar with you system however it can't be as old as the fuse system. In the US people who don't have much experience run into this problem and find that when a breaker is tripped, it looks exactly like one that is not. 1- To see if the breaker is really tripped, try pushing it to the on position and see if moves at all. 2- If it does, turn it off as far as it will go, then turn it back on. 3- Doing this will reset a tripped breaker. 4- If this is not the problem, you need to see if there is electricity coming out of the breaker into the circuit. You should really get an electrician to do this. (have a small screwdriver that lights up when it touches a live wire) there are other testers that have two wires with metal tips that are used to test for live wires. They are not expensive and even a multitester runs less than 10 Euros here in Spain. I use one because I want to know the numbers. The screwdriver cost 60 cents. Again you better get an electrician if you don't know much about electricity and especially if the breaker is ok and that sudden surge you had just happened to blow apart a connection that was loose somewhere in the beginning of you lighting circuit. Good Luck.

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