SGB Safe System Offshore

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Offshore Service

At thecustomer's request, offshore service can also be provided by our assembly stafftrained for this job.

For drytransformers, visual inspection is sufficient. There is no outlay for oilsampling, oil preparation or the replacement of seals.

Repair of an SGB dry-type transformer can also beeffected, in case of failure, within the plant or on the energy platform onsite.

To this effect, a concept permitting replacement of thefaulty coils is already elaborated in the prototype planning stage.

Recycling

SGB cast-resin dry-type transformers consist of 94% recyclable materials, such asmagnetic sheets and conductor material.

Conclusion

The SGB Safe System meets allrequirements of offshore application and has proved itself in practice.

Cast Resin Transformers

leadingin on- and off-shore solutions

R e s i n Q u a l i t y b y SGB

Advantage of Cast Resin Transformersfor Wind Power

o Wellsituated for rapid and high power fluctuation and the service with rectifiers

o Vibrationproof at service and transport

o Lowfire load and risk

o No cooling liquid

Additional Benefit as Jet- System forOnshore

o Filteredair is directed through windings, leading to less material and less space

o CompleteCooling system tested at our factory

o Adaption of the at site service conditions byselecting the right filter

Additional Benefit as Safe System forOffshore

o Transformer is separated from the ambient air byusing a heat exchanger

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Q:I have had a problem for the last 15 years or so where I seem to interfere with electrical equipment. For example, I can't wear watches, I burn out tradition incandescent light bulbs like most people change their drawers, I get all kind of feed back from the intercom system in the hospital where I work (in the form of staticthe speakers actually go off as I walk down the hall.it's kind of a joke to my co-workers - some of who have decided I'm possessed - LOL), computers freeze up on me frequently and I completely fried our last home pc.any others out there with similar problems. I assume it has something to do with electromagnetic fields.but not positive about thatany ideas?: I have some of the same problems, especially with watches! I can't carry a cell phone in my pocket, I kill the battery. I kill the battery on Blue tooth ear peaces too. Computers don't FRY with me because I have all of mine on a surge protector. When I have a computer opened up to work on it, I wear a ESD band and ground myself. The reason you don't interfere with the equipment at work is because everything is grounded in hospitals! 3 prong plug ins. At home you can make sure all your lamps, and other electronics are grounded. You can get 3 prong adapters at the hardware store. If you put your radio on one you will find that it helps the reception too! I have NO idea what causes it, but your not alone.

Q:I recently came across an article that many Jews are now reevaluating whether electricity really is tantamount to lighting a fire, a forbidden act on the Jewish Sabbath, due to advances in our understanding of electricity through modern science. Is anyone aware of changing opinions on the use of electricity on the Jewish Sabbath? Are some Orthodox groups really changing their position?: Using electricity on Shabbos (the Sabbath) is not forbidden. It is turning it on or off on Shabbos that is. As someone correctly said, we may leave on light bulbs, air conditioners, etc. or have them turn on and off with a timer. Contrary to popular belief, it is not forbidden because of mav'ir or mekhabeh, the prohibitions of igniting and extinguishing fire on Shabbos. As you said, we understand now that it is not very similar at all. However, the source of this prohibition is actually boneh, a different type of work forbidden on Shabbos, and this does not change the fact that it is forbidden. Boneh literally means building, but in Biblical terms, it is used as completing/forming a structure. The basic concept is the same, but it includes other things that are not necessarily included in the word building. Soter is also part of it, meaning destroying, or the opposite of boneh. The structure we are forming here by turning on a light is the electric circuit. When the light is off, electricity still courses through the wires, however, only the connection to the light bulb is missing. If we flip that switch and turn on the light bulb, we are supplying the missing link to allow the electric current to reach the light bulb, and thus completing a circuit, violating the prohibition of boneh. Turning off a light is the same thing, in reverse. The electric circuit exists and is complete, and if we turn off the switch, we would be disconnecting the circuit, which is the prohibition of soter. So no. Orthodox Jews are not changing their position. Nothing has changed about the prohibition, and nothing has changed about electricity as we know it.

Q:I know that means i'll choose my job at basic but does it mean that I could get a job I don't want? I really want to do Biomedical Equipment Tech.: Biomedical equipment is part of the Electrical Area, so you do have the chance to get that, but of course, you can get another electrical job that you don't like as much.

Q:I am doing some work and i just couldn't remember the piece of equipment, that hospitals use to bring people back to life by using an electric shockThey have Pads on them and are often used in films.Thankyou in advance,Babyx: AED : automatic external defibrillator

Q:I am interested in buying a house and the village water supply enters the house right next to the electrical panel in the basement. I am concerned that this might be a code violation and not pass inspection. Any thoughts?: The six foot distance is for entrances, not equipment. (Betcha your electrical service enters overhead). In any event the existing installation is Grandfathered as Richard states. With an old house, it is prudent to make any pre-purchase agreement contingent upon passing an inspection. (You should get one done before closing. You're spending a lot of $. Don't skimp here.)

Q:I was thinking of making a video game collection, I allready have a big one but only containing systems and games with CDs. But no collection is complete without the retro NES or SNES or the old school consoles with cartridges. My question is where would be a good place to store them? Because god knows how difficult it is to find a complete set with the box and Manuel and everything so I'll have to deal with just buying the cartridge. If you could help out I greatly appreciate it!: Store them on a big shelf or a couple boxes. You may be planning to get 30 NES games, but they are sooooooo much good ones you'll have 200 carts !

Q:Hi I'm doing a music project at the moment, writing songs, music, etc.my genre would probably be considered alternative/electronic rockMy current vision for my set up is an electric guitar and my macbook.I create most of the music via macbook (drum parts, synth parts, basically all the programing)Playing live i suppose i'd play these songs on my laptop. While i do this, i sing, and play rhythm guitar along with the samples and instrumentals on the macbook.My question is, how do I connect all this stuff on stage? Could anyone out there recommend anything that I could use to connect my macbook to speakers for performing live.p.s I know nothing of playing with electrical equipment (been doing acoustic for a very long time) all I know about live equipment is connecting a guitar to a guitar amp.so is there like a way to connect a macbook to an amp? or speaker of some sort?Thanks in advance.: In order to get the most from your Mac as sound generator use a reasonably good audio interface (like the E-mu 0404 usb or something from M-audio). This should be connected to a mixer and this one to the PA system. You also should connect your microphone and guitars to the mixer too, so you can control the volume of each instrument, including the Mac. Although you can connect the mac directly to an Amp I won't do that in order to get control of volume and have better sound. Computers generally don't like live performing. Electric voltage can be unstable (heavy power consumption and lights on-off pattern). Use the appropriate electric equipment to make sure the computer always receive the correct amount of voltage. If not, it can fail and ruin your performance. Make a test where possible.

Q:I bought a used printer but it did not have the power cable with it, but I have an old power cable from another printer. The only visble difference in the cables is that the colorful end that goes into the printer has a plastic notch on it that is in a different spot. My old one has the notch in the middle where is I need it off to the left. Can't I just shave the notch off and have it fit?: It's hard to say. Electrical equipment and parts are made for a specific reasons. Now, if you modify the power cable, it's possible that it may work. But, then again, there is also the possibility that it could do more damage than good. It will totally be your call.

Q:I just recently moved into a new house and the main room is laid out weird and the only place for the TV is above the fireplace. There is a small room in the corner that the previous owners used as a small office and I would like to stick all of my equipment (AV receiver, dvd player, cable box, etc.) in there so they will be out of view. Is there a way I could do this and still use the remote from the couch and not have to do everything manually?: The best idea would be to get a universal remote that either works over radio frequency (RF) or has the ability to add RF. Radio frequency does not work by line of site, it works through walls and typically has excellent range in compartion to IR or infared. Harmany by Logitech is worth looking into. These are superb activites based remotes.

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