Cruel?

[Knobhead]

Cruel you don’t know the meaning of the word..... Yet!

This has just been posted, I’ve replied but I’m waiting for the others to join in.

My question to you is what would be your reply be. Keep it civil, the other lot won't.

"lap winding is classified into three types;what are they?what is the brush width used in motors having those windings?Please include with diagram"

 

[Brightspark2]

My answer would be I have no idea what your talking about, ill ask tony on electriciansforums.net...


(I do really, just an idea that is)

 

[Bobster]

I thought Lap and wave windings were used in DC generators? One for high voltage, low current the other for high current low voltage? Or am I going down the wrong path?

 

[Knobhead]

It was more the way the question was asked, it's his homework!

 

[Bobster]

I did wonder, it does look quite textbook like.

Was I right though? Never really done much work with DC drives and generators, other than replacing them when they whent knackered or servicing the brush gear.

 

[Adam W]

Is that on this forum? I can't seem to find it.

 

[Knobhead]

Not this forum, it's an international engineering group. Have a look for the "scrambled brains" thread in this section. Thats from the same place.

RoB2, you were right. I now wish I learnt rewinding when I got the chance, to busy enjoying myself ater finishing my time.

 

[patrickzs]

I hear ya

 

[ian.settle1]

Tony,

This isn't the same muppet who asked about the sub-station, transformer and ACB question?

 

[Knobhead]

No, I'll find one of Muppet in Chief "Coolyaar's" classic posts.

He'd be hilarious if he wasn't so dangerous

 

[sparkenter]

Not a clue what you're on about

 

[cbw]

Forum addicts................





On that note I am off to the hunting life forum.................................