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Battery ignition system

Most of SI engine used battery ignition system. In this system a 6 volt or 12 volt battery used to produce spark. Passenger cars, light truck, motorcycles and large stationary engines are fitted with this system. Main Parts of battery ignition system:     Battery A battery is used to provide energy for ignition. It is work as storage of energy and charged by dynamo, which is driven by engine. It converts chemical energy to electric energy.   Ignition switch It is used to turn on and off the ignition system. Battery is connected to the primary winding of ignition coil by ignition switch and ballast resistor. Ballast resistor It is connected in series with primary winding to regulate current in primary winding. It is used to prevent injury due to overheating of ignition coil. It controls the current passes through primary winding. It is made by iron. Iron has property of increase electrical resistance rapidly by increase in tempera
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Block diagram energy conversion in hydropower plant

Explain with the help of block diagram energy conversion in hydropower plant? A power generating station which uses the kinetic or potential energy of water for generation of an electrical energy is called hydroelectric power plant. Potential energy :  when water is stored at high level it has potential energy.                             The potential energy is function of difference of water level between  two points                                 The difference in level of water between two points is called water head. Kinetic energy:   water ,when it is in motion is known is kinetic energy. Theory of operation    The water comes from the dam or reservoir through the penstock is directed on the blades of turbine runner , creating a force on the blades .since the runner is spinning ,the force acts through a distance ,in this way energy is transferred from the water flow to the turbine . The turbine is coupled with generator hence

Thermodynamics set question---1

1)            Which of the following is an intensive property of a thermodynamic system? a)            Mass b)            Temperature c)            Energy d)            Volume 2)            The absolute zero pressure will be a)            At a temperature of -273 K b)            At sea level c)            When molecular momentum of the system becomes zero d)            Under vacuum conditions e)            All of the above 3)            Which of the following statement is true? a)            Boiling point of water decreases with increasing pressure b)            Freezing temperature of water decreases with increasing pressure c)            Specific volume of water decreases on freezing d)            All of the above 4)            Which of the following statement is true? a)            The slope of vaporisation curve is always positive b)            The slope of fusion curve is positive for all pure substances c)            The