Three phase uses a safety circuit away from the machine, two phases uses you as the safety circuit
The word you are looking for is Drum Switch. Google it and there are many diagrams.
I read that it can go up to 80 Volts, any more and it becomes a shock hazard to the operator.
Electrical discrimination is to do with selecting the correct protection in the fault path of an electrical circuit. To illustrate, if you have a machine at the end of an electircal circuit and that is protected by a 13A fuse lets say, and then you have a 20A circuit breaker protecting that at the consumer unit (fuse board), and then the main switch on the consumer unit is a 10A circuit breaker, then every time the machine uses more than 10A of power the main switch will trip and disconnect everything connected to it, that is where discrimination is not achieved. Basically it is where the circuit protection closest to the macine is smaller and it gets bigger as it goes boack to the source, then discimination is achieved. I hope that helps. If not then it probably need a drawing to help answer.
If the neutral point is not earthed than the zero sequence current will not have any return path.It will be an open circuit for the zero sequence circuit.
CCTV = Closed Circuit TV. It's a system, not a machine.
Because water is a conductor, and being fluid as it is, when spilled and falls into the machine, makes contact between or within a circuit that completes the circuit short.
Three phase uses a safety circuit away from the machine, two phases uses you as the safety circuit
The electric circuit that feeds it
Any circuit that converts binary information into machine readiable form is called sequential circuit
voltage available to the welding current via the machine
This is not a good idea. The washing machine current will surge when motor is started. a 20 Amp dedicated circuit is recommended for a washing machine.
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The largest and "most important" circuit board in a computer is the so-called motherboard of the machine. It's the central or primary printed circuit board, and it is the real estate onto which the microprocessor (the "brain" of the machine) and just about everything else plugs on, in or to.
A 2C #14 will be suffice but it should be the only device on the circuit. This is known as a dedicated circuit.
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