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Drawer Type Oil Cooler/ Cajon Tipo enfriador de aceite

Drawer Type Oil Cooler/ Cajon Tipo enfriador de aceite

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The role of the oil cooler 
The engine oil temperature rise is faster at the beginning, heat transfer oil to the engine casing has a time lag Within this time oil cooler has effect When you touch the engine casing will feel very warm feeling You will feel good
Wait until the engine running after a long time The speed also Oil cooler is also the best working condition Shell temperature of the engine at this time has been elevated to a higher degree of quick touch the motor shell will find very hot but not that kind of touched touch shall not degree At the same time, oil cooler temperature is high This situation shows the thermodynamic process has balanced the motor speed of air cooling and heat conduction process is in balance will not raise the temperature This time the temperature of the 2 points of two 1 oil temperature the temperature of the engine casing The former is higher than the latter
The absence of oil cooler
Under the condition of not installed oil cooling In the same process as above Will find start engine temperature rises fast in the short time engine shell is almost touch after driving for a long time The temperature of the engine case you can't use hand to touch Even a very short time contact We usually use judgment method is to use water in engine case heard the sound of nothing The engine casing temperature has more than 120 degrees

Q:How come water shorts things out when water doesn't even conduct electricity it is the minerals in the water. If you dropped pure water in electrical equipment what would happen
nothing would happen if you dropped pure water in electrical equipment and the electrical equipment is also pure without any dirt which is soluble in water. however, in real life, this is not possible. firstly, water which you get from your tap contains all sorts of impurities that dissociate into their ions when in aqueous form. hence, there is presence of free ions that can act as charge carriers to conduct electricity in tap water. if you are able to get pure water, without any impurities, it would be almost impossible to ensure that your electrical equipment is clean without any dirt and impurities on it which are soluble in water. Hence, these residue can dissolve and dissociate in water to form free ions that conduct electricity.
Q:I mean for SF6 (gas) containers used to refill electrical quipment such as circuit breakers, must the container be discharged completely, or is it possible to retain a partial amount of SF6 gas in the container for future refilling activities? Any electrical experts out there, would really appreciate your assistance with this. Thanks!
Check the MSDS sheet for safe transport. Is a seal broken before use? Do the containers get returned after use or are they discarded (how?). Your local power company must have info because they use this stuff at switching stations.
Q:If I decide to choose electrical engineering as my college major what would I be doing on a regular basis for my job?
Shelly answered pretty well but there's sooooo many fields you can go into, ESPECIALLY if you get an education in Mechanical Engineering too. I'm going into Electrical Engineering at ECE Illinois, possibly the best school ever created. My (dream) career is working at the Department of Defense for the advancement of science and technology, hopefully more based towards making everyday life easier, alternative energy, and warfare. There are A LOT of careers you can get out of it, like shelly showed, but more. yeah, you just got excited didn't you?
Q:does it or not losers??
Brass is used in a lot of electrical equipment because it is a good conductor of both heat and electricity and is hard wearing and does not corrode quickly in many environments. The pins on electric plugs and their corresponding sockets in the wall outlet are usually made of brass. Martin
Q:I have a piece of electrical equipment at a voltage potential of 277VAC to ground. Due to hardware problems I have an air gap of 3/8 from ground to 277VAC when it used to be one inch. Please advise if I am safe to leave it that way or should I add insulation.
That is ok with respect to any possible arc. But there may be other reasons to add insulation. Safety for example. If it's easy to add the insulation, do it. .
Q:I just moved to a house in Vancouver, WA, and am wondering what companies can ship/move a large storage container (like PODs) from Houston, TX to here in WA. I will be doing it within the next month or two, and need a general estimate on how much it is going to be (I can figure that out, just need some websites or company names)
google long distance movers you will find many suggest that you get an estimate from several as prices can vary greatly. you will need to estimate how much you need to move. --
Q:If it is, why?
The answer is no. There are resistances between electrodes placed in the ground anyplace on earth. The resistance varies with the composition of the soil. Grounding grids are engineered for industrial and commercial facilities. These usually consist of a grid of heavy gauge cable connected to a matrix of ground rods driven in the ground , sometimes to great depth. These ground rods are in a 6 to 12 inch diameter pipes at the ground level. There are special connectors which are used to test the resistance on scheduled periods. Individual electrical equipment and buildings are grounded directly to the grid using a method of welding the cables with a mold and a powder which is fired to create a short lived, very intense reaction. The individual cables connected to the structures and equipment is with a special split bolt which is threaded directly to the equipment. The cable is placed in the split and a nut is screwed on the free end of the bolt to compress the cable. Once while assisting in plant startup in Michigan, we had to drive the grid ground rods to a depth of 80 feet to obtain a satisfactory ground.
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.
Q:After all, the whole point of ATEX certification is that it doesn't make a fire. One would think if you can safely use something in an explosive atmosphere you can use it on shabbos. By the same token a shabbos light should be safe to use in an explosive atmosphere.
When I was in fourth grade, the science teacher taught us the physics definition of work and explained how it differs from the everyday definition of work Much like that -- Jewish legal definitions of Hebrew words do not always line up perfectly with the everyday use of English words that aproximate them. With electrical items, the prohibition of fire is only one of the prohibitions to be aware of for Shabbat -- off the top of my head, there is also boneh (building) and bishul (cooking) On the reverse side -- your logic does not hold in even the most basic English definition. It is only the Karaites that believe there is a Shabbat prohibition of fire, the normative prohibition is on making fire and putting out fire -- thus, there are quite a few devices used on Shabbat that are straight forwardly on fire (well, heck -- just think of the candles themselves!!!) A Shabbat lamp is simply always on - but has some cover to keep the light from bothering. Hopefuly, this whole structure is well insulated (I don't know -- never used one)
Q:Also, Does the mean you can dispose of, or collect electronic 'waste' goods?
The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive is an EU wide directive, linked to ROHS compliance: rohs.eu Unless you are manufacturing electronic or electrical equipment, or importing it into the EU region, you do not need to register. Registration confirms that your product meets the required standard and does not relate to any recycling of this product, although all registered companies pay into a common fund to help cover the cost of recycling. The cost to the consumer of recycling should be zero, that is, you should not pay to have your electronics goods picked up for recycling.

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