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Explain the underlying principle and working of an electric generator

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Answered by dishabolt
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Answer:

working of electrical generator

when the turbine Moves the axle is moved and then it generates current

therefore after moving of the axle the slip rings detect the current

slowly the current is passed from arm AB to arm BC and then to arm CD

when the current is passed the brushes get the current and pass it to the galvanometer

then the Galvanometer detects how much current is passed and therefore showing a movement of the needle from this end that end

Explanation:

the principal is

mechanical energy is converted to alternating current

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Answered by Anonymous
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The working of electric generator is based on electromagnetic induction. There are two poles inside the electric generators. With the help of electromagnetic induction, The generator converts the mechanical energy to the electric energy.

The two ends of electric generator are connected with two different semi-circular rings. There is also a brush inside the electric generators to which, this circular rings are connected with.

Working:

When the loop is rotated, in the magnetic field, then it's one side moves upward and one side moves to the downward direction.   Due to which, the magnetic flux that is connected with the two loops changes and current is inducted and hence  this is how, the current is  produced in the  electric generator.  

Components of Generator:

  • Alternator
  • Fuel system
  • Engine
  • Control Panel
  • Lubrication system
  • Battery Charger
  • Voltage regulator
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