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Modes Of Heat Transfer : Conduction Convection And Radiation & Their Difference

Modes Of Heat Transfer- Conduction- It is the mode of heat transfer particularly in solids and also for liquid at rest. In this mode of heat transfer, the heat transfers…

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What Is Sonar ? How Does It Work ?

Sonar (SOund Navigation And Ranging) is a technique that uses sound propagation to navigate, communicate with or detect objects on or under the surface of the water. It measures the time between the transmission of a…

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Mechanical Engineering

What Is Torsion, Torsion Force & Effects Of Torsion

Torsion is an important structural action that increases member shear strength. It occurs when it is twisted causing twisting force acting on the member, known as torque, and the resulting…

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What Is A Beam ? Classification Of Beams

BEAM is a horizontal member which carries load primarily by bending. Meaning its a flexural member.BEAM can resist vertical gravity loads (self-weight, floor loads, live loads) and horizontal loads (lateral…

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Electrical Engineering

What are the different types of losses in Electrical machines?

Stator copper losses (I2R) – These are the losses caused by current flowing through the windings of the stator. As seen by the formula, these losses vary with the square…

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Zener Diode, Its Working, Zener Breakdown And Its Applications

Zener diode is a special kind of diode which permits the flow of current in the forward direction as well as in reverse direction when the voltage is above a certain voltage known…

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Physics

CO2 Laser – Principle, Construction And Working

In a molecular gas laser, laser action is achieved by transitions between vibrational and rotational levels of molecules. Its construction is simple and the output of this laser is continuous.In…

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limited slip differential, Differential, LSD

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Mechanical Engineering

What Is Limited Slip Differential ? How Does It Work

Are you aware of the working of the limited slip differential? If not, then, don’t worry because this article will give you a complete knowledge about the working of It. First…

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Engineering Stuff

What Is Driveshaft ? Working Of Driveshaft

A drive shaft or propeller shaft is a piece of an automobile which takes power from the engine and delivers to the wheels. A drive shaft has to be strong…

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What Is Half Adder And Full Adder? What Are Their Applications

Half Adder and Full Adder are the digital circuits that are used for simple addition. They have logic gates to perform binary digital additions. Half Adder: A half adder is…

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What Is An Actuator?Types Of Actuator

An actuator is something that converts energy into motion. It also can be used to apply a force. An actuator typically is a mechanical device that takes energy — usually energy that…

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What Is Vapour Compression Cycle

Vapour compression cycle is a cycle employed for obtaining low temperatures in refrigerators and air conditioners.In other words, the vapour-compression cycle is a process used to extract heat from a…

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Faraday’s Law Of Electromagnetic Induction

Faraday’s law of electromagnetic induction states that “Whenever a current carrying conductor placed in a varying magnetic field and emf is induced which is called induced emf”. If conductor circuit…

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What Is A Transformer? It’s Types And Working

The transformer is an electromagnetic device , which is used to either step up or step down the voltage levels by keeping power, frequency and flux as constant. These are…

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Stress And Strain Explained With Types

Stress is nothing but the force applied to the cross-sectional area and strain is nothing but change in dimensions of given material by original dimensions, after the load is applied. Think…

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