Mitsubishi HC-MFS43/Industrial Automation PLC
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- Q: and can they be prosecuted? (UK)
- Most electrical or electronic equipment is governed by a user honesty system where if the interfere with other equipment they are required to fix it. Especially if it is ham radio or CB radio. If it is a sewing machine or other home electrical item ring your communications dept. and they will take care of it. Sewing machines can be quite noisy as far as signals and interference go. As far as prosecution is concerned, that won't be up to you. The relevant dept will make that call based on what sort of equipment they are using. I think you should find out which dept. is in charge of radio signals and the like and talk to them. Good luck VK3FMPB
- Q: I found that there was a steady stream of ants (I live in India, and it's summer) flowing into my fridge, water cooler, keyboard, scanner, ups, and god knows what else and I can't understand why ! I have a feeling it's to do with the electricity itself, certain events have convinced me of that fact, but I would really like to know what's going on.
- I think it is bizarre for ants to like electricity. You mentioned fridge: a place with food; keyboard: a device with frequent contact; scanner and so on. I guess the dead skin cells accumulating on the keyboard could be attracting the ants, especially if you've used it for quite some time. The fridge is a nice place for all kinds of food so if there was a spill recently, some drop of juice might have got into the little nooks and crannies here and there which would leave behind the signals for ants to attack. The scanner is a good source of light at times to attract insects, some small ones might dive into certain gaps and become trapped - the carcass would call on ants. The water cooler depends on the type that you use, but it's a good source of water in general, though I haven't really heard of ants needing to drink: they get it from their food. Well, it's summer. But I thought that it could just be a nice cooling spot where they might have built a nice little nest. If it's just a dispenser, then check with others if they have poured juice or anything into the drain-hole especially when they re-use the bottles used for sweetened beverages - you know, the rinse and refill act Good luck in the investigations. :)
- Q: Can I use an existing outlet in basement that's uses 14/3 wire and tap off of it to wire up a bathroom with 14/3 for light . Fann And one gfci outlet ?
- 14/3 wire is supposed to be protected by a 15 amp breaker. Think about what you might plug into the existing outlet, What you might plug into the new outlet, what lights are already on the basement circuit, and what lights you'll have in the bathroom. You've got to total the loads you expect might be on at the same time. If you decide a total of 15 amps is enough, to avoid confusion you should use 15 amp rather than 20 amp outlets. On the other hand you might like to consider that when short circuits happen, they usually happen appliances plugged into outlets. If a breaker that's likely to open opens, it might be good if the basement lights stayed on so you can find the breaker box and reset the breaker and/or find your way out of the basement. If it were me and there was room for another breaker in the breaker box, I'd put in a separate 20 amp (12/3 wire) circuit for the basement outlets. I'd limit the use of the existing 14/3 wire circuit to the basement lights and the new bathroom's lights. (If necessary, you _may_ be able to remove a single old-style breaker from your breaker box and replace it with two new breakers) Whatever you do make sure it's consistent with your local electrical code requirements. Many jurisdictions will allow you the homeowner to do your own wiring and they'll inspect it for you.
- Q: I am going to be starting college soon and I would like some input to these two engineering majors. I know I want to pick one of these but I dont know which. I love building things but I also love tinkering with computers and technology. I've read that ECE has a better job outlook as well as a better salary. I think I might like ME because of the hands on although i think alot of it is designing on computers.[. I know I have time to decide in college. Any Help/Opinions??
- In terms of jobs, opportunities, money they all are basically equal. The question is what type of problems do you like to solve. I went into Electrical because I aced those chapters in high school physics. Today I solved several problems. I had one phone conference. Help plan a project, work that was to be done, material needed, key people. I made several follow up phone calls to see where key equipment and what calculations were completed. I reviewed a arc flash study, spot checked by hand a few of the computer calculations. Programs a great, but garbage in garbage out. About a month ago I was out in the field, and my friend Chris had a problem. Chris may be a mechanical engineer, but he is a real motor head. Chris is an expert on rebuilding 50 year old electrical equipment like 15kv breakers. This breaker would not open, and it was stuck so you could not unplug it. Chris injected lubricant into the socket, and had the men rotate the coupling by hand so the lubricant (special lubricant that Chris had to specify and buy) would penetrate. The were then able to unplug the breaker for the first time in 30 years. Chris then had to figure out what was wrong with this complex piece of equipment that can interrupt a 25,000 amp fault in 5 milliseconds. It turned out some grommets were worn. Chris replaced the grommets with ones he had specially machined. Chris then had to tune everything up so the breaker could interrupt a 25,000 amp fault in 5 milliseconds. The only other engineers who can do this are old enough to be Chris's dad, or granddad. These are some of the things real engineers do.
- 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: for school we have to do a video on electrical safety and what to do and what not to do in a office (at work) and please give me some ideas to have that arent not to touch a live wire because i already have that idea! thank u and please help me out
- 1. Don't overload receptacles with too many plugs. 2. Don't cut up extension cords to make them work on equipment they shouldn't. (for example - Don't cut a standard extension cord plug end off, and splice it with a printer power cord, if the plug end of the printer is still good, but the wire is bad. - The cable you splice may not be rated high enough to handle the amperage of the printer) 3. Make sure electrical items aren't in areas they can get wet - A leaky roof, dripping onto a light fixture. 4. Don't run power cords across the path of forklifts, or other vehicles unless they are rated to be able to withstand that kind of traffic. 5. Make sure a qualified electrician does electrical installations - Things can get wired incorrectly and short out, spark, or catch fire if wired wrong. 6. Always use wire nuts, and/or electrical (rubber) tape when applicable when connecting wires together - this prevents loose connections, and prevents arcing or sparks from the live wires touching metal objects or each other. 7. When digging in the ground more than 12 deep, make sure you call the electric and gas companies first - Usually electrical and gas lines (water lines sometimes too) are about 18 below the surface. If you cut or break these, you can potentially be killed if you come in contact with the electrical lines, because the voltage outside of your home or building is considerably higher than the voltage wired indoors. Hope these help!
- Q: I'm a physics students and often come up with seemingly stupid questions I can't really find an answer to. If the human body acts as a resistor of around 100 kilo-ohms or more, how is it that I could die by grounding myself with the hot terminal of an electrical outlet?I understand that the average current flowing through me is the product of RMS-voltage over resistancebut this value doesn't seem NEARLY high enough to do any damage much less for me to detect.Thanks!
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- Q: I am a mechanical engineer with limited EI information. In general terms, could someone succinctly describe the following terms: (a) HMI; (b) Gen-set; (c) PLC; (d) UPS; (e) SCADA / Citect; (f) MCC; (g) E-Stop; (h) PCS/SIS; (i) Murphy switch. I know it's a lot, so relatively short answers should be fine - just summed up concisely and correctly. Thanks in advance all you electrically-savvy people!
- HMI Human Machine Interface Gen-set Engine generator set for generating electricity PLC Program able Logic Controller used in factory automation UPS Uninterruptible Power Supply SCADA Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition industrial control system using HMI and PLCs Citect the software company that specilized in SCADA control MCC Motor Control Center E-Stop Emergency Stop Stop Control PCS/SIS PCS (Process Control Systems) and SIS (Safety Instrumented Systems) Murphy switch shutdown switch actuated when process parameters are not correct, like shutting down an engine when engine oil level is critically low.
- Q: 2)Please do include the details as to why does spark devlop wn connection at one end is loose. 3)How the +ve electrode retains itz polarity though it accepts the electrons continuously, in a closed circuit.
- 1) For laymen understanding, electrical grounding is a protection of your house against lightning, instead burning your house or someone inside your house gets fried. In your appliances, electrical grounding protects you from getting electrical shock in case one of the electrical wire touches the metal body of your appliance. Now on electronic grounding, it is a protection of a certain circuitry from getting damaged by an electrical charge from your body in case you touch it. 2) Electrical wire connection is like a water pipe connection. Electrical current passes through the wire while water current passes through the pipes. If there is a loose connection of a certain electrical wire, or loose pipe connections on your water pipes; The loose pipe connections will produce leaks while the loose electrical connections will produce sparks. 3) It always retain its polarity always. Just like magnets, it retains its polarity, north and south. Electricity is based on magnetism. Law of nature.
- Q: I am a mechanical engineer and i have had 4 different jobs and i'm forced to be an expert in electrical engineering, because everything is electrical/electronics/computerized these days. I am terrible with electrical concepts.i barely passed the only EE class i had to take, and i am trying to learn this stuff on my own, but it's like Greek to me. WHAT CAN I DO? This would be like forcing a lawyer to be an expert in bricklaying or forcing a doctor to be an expert in glass blowing!!!
- Gatorbait is right. A good manufacturer's rep. will be eager to help you learn about equipment operation is his field because good customer technical service leads to improved customer sales.
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1. Manufacturer Overview
| Location | Guangdong,China (Mainland) |
| Year Established | 2009 |
| Annual Output Value | US$5 Million - US$10 Million |
| Main Markets | 30.00% South Asia 20.00% Africa 10.00% Eastern Asia 10.00% Southeast Asia 10.00% South America 10.00% North America 5.00% Mid East 5.00% Eastern Europe |
| Company Certifications | Guangzhou province enterprise of observing contract and valuing credit |
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| Nearest Port | Bankok,Singapore |
| Export Percentage | 41% - 50% |
| No.of Employees in Trade Department | 11-20 People |
| Language Spoken: | English, Chinese |
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Mitsubishi HC-MFS43/Industrial Automation PLC
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