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Doubly-fed electric machines also slip-ring generators are electric motors or electric generators, where both the field magnet windings and armature windings are separately connected to equipment outside the machine.
By feeding adjustable frequency AC power to the field windings, the magnetic field can be made to rotate, allowing variation in motor or generator speed. This is useful, for instance, for generators used in wind turbines. DFIG-based wind turbines, because of their flexibility and ability to control active and reactive power, are almost the most interesting wind turbine technology.

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    Todays fun

    Hi all, Just wondered how many people knew about performing an 'ambient air assessment'. I came across this with my engineer today, never heard anything about this in college. We had readings of between 80 and 150ppm every min, appliance was ID.
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    Combining Mains and gravity fed system

    Hi all, Is it possible (has anyone tried) to combine a gravity fed system (tank in attic) together with the mains. Basically by passing the tank though putting a non return valve on the outlet of the tank. This I hope will add the pressure of water up to the mains pressure without need...
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    Rad Drain issue

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    Lack of hot water pressure

    Hi, I have a major issue with my hot water pressure. The 2 showers cannot get enough hot water and struggle. The taps in the en-suite and bathroom reduce output when i run them. However, if I lower the shower head in the bathroom the feed seems to improve, and the tap in the en-suite reduces...
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    Hot water cylinder spec?

    Hi Folks, I've got a leaking cylinder. It is gravity fed. Do i need the heat exchanger to be 28mm?? If yes, are they easy to get hold off? I understand screwfix cylinders are for pump fed systems only - i assume this is becuase the heat exhchangers are narrower pipe? I'm still trying to find...
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    whole year failed level 3 exam!?! (tech cert)

    WTF just found out that last years group all failed the exam, so my college has a 0% pass rate! From what i hear a lot of the questions in the exam were not in the revision books followed by the course. Surely all the questions would be in the Viper or Corgi?. I just dont understand how no one...
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    water leak

    hello ive had a water leak at my house and ive been told by my insurance company that its a invalid claim, because they say its graduall. can someone answer me this question..... is it possible to have a leak and not notice until the leak gets bigger or bursts and causes damage . thanks...
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    moving gravity fed hot water cylinder into attic

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    Radiators going cold

    Hi, I've recently had some building work done during which three new 'double radiator/double convector' were installed. There are four radiators downstairs altogether. When the heating is switched on all the radiators are hot, however, after a while two of the new radiators go cold and one...
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    Airlock in primary hot water circuit/Power flushing old gravity fed indirect system

    Hi, I've got a very old Glow-worm 92/100 boiler which is gravity fed indirect (it must be 30-40 years old. Having had a leak from an old galvenised F&E tank for a year finally got around to replacing it (and not a moment too soon as it had gone literally paper thin). Refilled primary and no HW...
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    Gravity Fed Hot Water & Heating Wiring Problem

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    Thermostatic Mixer Shower from Woodburner Fed Cylinder

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    Gravity fed C/H

    I am just about to install a multifuel boiler stove to feed the central heating. I intend to utilize the existing 1" pipework from a recently removed back boiler that runs up to the hot water cylinder and TEE off for the rads with 1/1/4" down to 3/4" and finally 1/2". I could do with general...
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    how to escape the plumbers trade

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    gravity fed low presure mixer shower?

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    Gas Safe website

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