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What happens if the electricity goes out?
If electricty leaves, you can use a UPS or a generator to keep electricity going.
How do you get through the electricity tower in Ben 10 the alien force?
put the boxes in the electricity ten keep going
Why doesn't a bell keep ringing?
because of a electromagnet
How long will frozen hamburger keep if the electricity goes out?
If it still has crystals on it, it is good. When the electricity goes out for a short time, it makes no difference as long as you keep the door shut. If you have had a storm, stuff the freezer so that there are no spaces and then keep the door closed. It should keep things frozen for a few days. At last gasp, ask the neighbors over for barbeque!
How do you ask a girl to be a lesbian with you?
you suprise kiss her and if she goes along with it then keep going if she doesn't force her down and finger her
How Electric Motors Work?
Many people are not aware of the fact that electric motors exist all around them. They are used in their car, washing machine, food processor, and so on. Even fewer people are aware of the way in which an electric motor actually works. Here are some of the basics. An electric motor is powered by the forces of electricity and magnetism. Magnets are used in order to create motion. Consider a simple magnet, with a north and south pole. The fact that a pole is attracted by its opposite and repulsed by the same is utilized in order to create the motion inside of an electric motor. The heart of the electric motor is the rotor, which is an electromagnet. An electromagnet consists of copper wiring that has been wound in a circle. When electricity moves in a circle, it creates a magnetic field. When electricity moves through the coil of wire, it becomes a magnet. When electricity is not passing through it, it is simply a coil of copper wiring. Inside an electric motor, there is at least one permanent magnet. When the electromagnet is activated, the north pole of the permanent magnet faces the north pole of the electromagnet. The permanent magnet is attached to an arm that can rotate around the electromagnet. Since the permanent magnet is repulsed by the north end of the electromagnet, it swings around to the other side. The direction of the electricity through the electromagnet is then reversed. This causes the north end of the electromagnet to become the south end. When this happens, the permanent magnet against swings over to the other side. This is the basic principle behind how all electric motors work. There are two basic types of electric motors: those that run on alternating current and those that run on direct current. A motor that runs on alternating current can take advantage of the fact that the direction of the electricity is constantly reversing in order to constantly reverse the polarity of the electromagnet and keep the electric motor running. In the case of direct current, a device known as a commutator is used in order to switch the direction of the current back and forth.
How do electromagnets work in a motor?
The poles of the electromagnet are repelled and attracted to the poles of the field magnet in the motor, causing it to spin a commutator or rotor in the motor. A brush flips the poles to keep the electromagnet spinning and the rotor moving.
Do you need an insulator to keep electricity flowing?
An insulator prevents electricity from flowing.
What will not allow electricity to pass through it and keep something from losing heat?
No electricity
Objects that keep their magnetic properties for a long time?
A permanent magnet (in contrast to an electromagnet).
Does the force of gravity or the friction keep a bicycle on the ground?
The force of gravity keep a bycicle on the ground.
When do you have electricity?
When you keep paying your power bill.
