About Brushless Alternator And Ac Alternator
Author: panbrian
Possible to use the common induction electric motor or surplus ac alternator existing stator's is cheaper and the simpler brushless alternatorand the electric motor invention. The alternator either the motor take by make an idol or the simple rotor construction which does with machine building's iron as characteristics. Before the alternator or the motor are prototyped and run smoothly. The design possibly also uses for the electric regenerative braking vehicle, and the motorcycle, meant that causes time not slippery braking motion electricity currenout. The design is also possibly adopted uses in the ac generator and the small individual generation system.
This is a foundry invitation, and has ability makes an idol to the prototype or the mass productions and uses the machine building the rotor suitable Machine shop any place manufacture electric motor. The financier and the MBA degree student entrepreneur is also the help which welcome in the new operation company prototype and the installment.
The designer has in brushless ac generator the DC electron rotating machine's 17 new innovations, and reduces the design including the lightweight contestant. And several agreements and electricity transformer weight saving design.
What and may use is compact, lightweight engine, higher efficiency water turbine and cheap wind turbine new desig
The designer has in brushless ac generator the DC electron rotating machine's 17 new innovations, and reduces the design including the lightweight contestant. And several agreements and electricity transformer weight saving design.
What and may use is compact, lightweight engine, higher efficiency water turbine and cheap wind turbine new desig
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Can a capicitor start AC motor be used as a generator?
I’m trying to build a homemade wind generator and I’m having all kinds of trouble…I know DC motors are the easiest to work with but AC motors are the easiest to come by, at least they have been for me thus far. I have tried multiple motors some with capacitor start and a couple without. All I get out of any of them is NOTHING! LOL It’s so irritating. I have a full wave diode to convert the AC to DC and I have tried all the motors both with and without the diode and that max I can get out of them is something like .02 VDC or AC it doesn’t matter what I do I still get the same results. I know the meter is fine cause I have used it on little hobby motors and it read their voltage just fine. The motors do work I’ve plugged them in before and they run fine. Any ideas on what I’m doing wrong and thing I should try would be greatly appreciated. I’m not sure if the motor with capacitor start is a usable type for what I’m trying to do. Just came across a website a while bck that said yes Thnx
Can I use an AC servo motor as a generator?
I would like to build a wind turbine from a motor, but I already have 2 AC servo motors. I know they would work if they were DC. What will happen if I try this?
whether I can use syncronous motor as a ac generator by driving with any source?
as an alternative I want to generate electricity domestically at my home. I want to use simple motor as a generator. Instead of giving supply to motor I with attach a propeller to motor shaft and drive it.
ac generator from ac motor?
Me and a friend of work with large scale trains (1.5″ scale, 7.5″ gauge), and we are in the process of making a maintenance of way car. We want to know if we would want to use an alternator running through a DC to AC inverter for power or if we can just run an AC motor and have that as the generator. We will be using a 3.5 hp Briggs & Stratton engine for running the generator.
Is a ac electric motor spawn backwards that same as a ac generator?
If i spin a ac electric motor backwards will it produce electricity?
You can use a synchronous motor, but it may not be easy to find a synchronous motor of the size that you have in mind. The most popular generator for this type of project is an alternator from a junked car. You must turn an alternator 1000 to 2000 RPM to get it to work.
Hi, it turns out that you can use these as a generator if they have a magnet rotor. Easy way to check. Short two of the power leads together and try to turn the shaft. If you get cogging resistance to your turning, then you can generate voltage/current. Now, short all the windings together and rotate the shaft. You should get alot of resistance and it should be smooth. You might want to check whether it is “Y” wound or “Delta” wound. They typically have 4 leads and one is ground with the other being the 3 phases. Check for continuity to the case to establish which is ground and then check from that to any of the other leads. If you have continuity, it’s “Y” wound, otherwise it’s “Delta”.
Hope this helps.
Any motor CAN be made to work as a generator.
A “squirrel cage” type AC motor, that has no permanent magnets in the rotor and uses the rotating magnetic field of the supplied AC to create magnetism in the rotor… will need to be started as a motor, then driven FASTER by whatever power source you are trying to employ.
As soon as you start trying to drive the motor faster than the supplied AC is trying to turn it… you are generating electricity, rather than using it.
There’s a neat effect here…. if you AC start the generator, then engage the drive you will have automatically synchronized with the power grid. As long as you don’t try to drive it TOO FAST, the squirrel cage design will keep it synchronized.
So… your motor CAN be used to generate power. But you’ll have to run it as a motor then start driving it with your windmill. Once its turning… you can flip the breaker off that connects it to the “Grid” and use the “free” energy.
However… the AC you generate will not have a reliable frequency if you disconnect from the grid.
If you leave it connected to the grid… every time the wind slows below a certain speed, the AC grid will be driving the windmill like a huge fan… and will be likely to burn the motor up, because to use it as a generator you need more than DOUBLE the fan blade area as the motor would normally drive.
AC induction motors do not work as generators.
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