Power Generation

[@experimentandoenlacocina5399]

I was expecting just a regular video with a small amount of information, but this is like gold, I could start my own power network with this. Thank you.

[@Eugen717]

You are the first to properly explain how generator actually works!!! You are the only one who actually explained about the EXCITER ROTOR. thank you 3x thumb up and i am subscribing.

[@recycle320]

Yeah had to dig for this one too

[@danielgreaney3265]

would absolutely crush beers with this dude. Nice vid

[@SideLine55]

Great video, however the white smoke you see coming out of the cooling towers is not exhausted steam. It is the cooling water coming back from the condenser and evaporated inside the tower. The cooling water and feedwater are two separate systems as feedwater is very highly treated to remove particulates and chemicals are added. Cooling water is cheaper as it is only used in the condenser tubes to cool the steam off after leaving the turbine.

[@raghu6084]

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[@hirepikepower36]

Great insight

[@muhammadusama1558]

Amazing video. Covered everything related to power generation to power delivered beautifully.

[@axelperez5166]

Excellent explanation with perfect animation. Thank you.

[@IshmaelAtadika]

Thanks for this eduacation.Every good teacher makes complex subject very simple to understand and that is what you have done,tumps up.

[@SampleroftheMultiverse]

That was a quick photo of Susquehanna Steam Electric Station, that was the first nuclear plant I worked 5:12 during the 80s good times.

[@Eklettico85rm]

Great video, which explains in great detail how power generation works. The best I've seen around KZbin and I've looked at quite a few! Thank you :)

[@raghu6084]

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[@xaxabdo]

Agreed, am 3rd year Electrical Engineer and my university sucks at teaching most electrical subjects, they are mostly focused on electronics.

[@akashbansod4546]

Precisely explained with required animation. Thank you so much

[@raghu6084]

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[@MrFennmeista]

Very well explained and with good graphics

[@chelsea08FC]

Excellent teachings. Very good 👍🏾

[@thedanielcer]

Thank you very much for this video, it's highly educational and extensive. I really can't thank you enough

[@SeraphimHanischMusic]

Excellent! This is very helpful for my research. Thank you!

[@seablue1085]

Perfect, i love your videos, please make more videos about generator

[@hambekgueftham1352]

I honestly thought is just a simple video but it is worth many lectures videos combined ,thank-you

[@wayneyadams]

11:00 Nuclear reactions are not chemical reactions. Chemical reactions are bonding between atoms involving electrons. Nuclear reactions in power plants split the nuclei of atoms resulting in nuclei with lower total mass

[@georgealexandris8043]

Super informative video congrats.it’s a pity that you only have few likes 👍

[@tanyalahies]

Is here to learn more about gen sets and thank you

[@just_Rosey445_]

Well explained, well understood Thank you😊

[@tomdi5557]

Excellent explanation!

[@tammytao4090]

If I don't remember wrong, the water temp. out of nuclear reactor is 325 celsius degrees the max.

[@sethother8012]

12:03 "Three Gorges Dam produces 22500 MW..." 12:11 "To put that into perspective, that's more than double the largest nuclear power plant which is almost 7500 MW" So, by "more than double" he means "more than three times as much," right?

[@DD6O]

The government watching me commit electric bill evasion at 1am

[@alphajuliet5697]

😆

[@donberg01]

No mention of geo-thermal used in California and Iceland. Also question: for good stability the rotor has inertia for the grid, is this the flywheel effect?

[@natalyastaehr]

Such a good explanation 🙏🏻 thank you for sharing

[@femboyelectronics6441]

I already know all this but gosh its just so nice to listen to

[@wayneyadams]

Condensers, or as they are also known capacitors, are needed to balance the inductance from electric motors. Motors use coils which are inductors. Inductors cause the voltage and current to move out of phase, i.e., the peak current lags behind the peak voltage. This gets worse as the number of inductors increase. Power is calculated as the product of voltage and current so the ideal situation is for voltage and current to be perfectly in phase, that is, the two waves overlap perfectly. Condensers, or capacitors, cause the two to move out of phase in the opposite direction, i.e., voltage lags behind current. They are used to counteract the effects of inductors in the system.

[@AR-nb1iv]

We recently had a blackout. The gasturbine tripped during mapping and the high voltage switch, switched of and then right back on... some malfunction on the switch.

[@ph.7013]

Hi THANK YOU FOR SHARING. What is the smallest wind turbine that we can build and how much electricity can it produce? What kind of electricity does it produce? DC or AC? 110V or 240V?

[@alexmubindecedrickmaliseni9148]

I love this video 🤞 I would love to visit to learn more about hydroelectric power and solar power particularly if you enjoyed watching this video like I did imagine the experience you would get at the power systems experience center 😮

[@LackisTcouhnikas-n7o]

THIS IS VERY INTERESTING VIDEO FOR ME NICE ALL

[@PaulOB1]

Given that I watched this video because I didnt know about electromagnetic electricity generators, I found it amazing how much info is thrown at you, without explanation or awareness that many watchers know nothing and wish to learn. Pretty naive of the presenters.

[@initiallearnwithme]

Excellent explanation

[@Bournechris640]

Have you seen the video on self running motor generator units

[@joseantoniotejada8098]

In the first part: 3 watts led is even more than 25 watts incandescent, probably 40 watts. There we can see the efficiency

[@lionelshaneyfelt5607]

this video is awesome.

[@ANKURGUPTA-h9z]

Sir for generating 400 Hz frequency we change in pole or power of engine

[@fulbridgerectifier2497]

What is that handheld machine he has in the beginning of the video?

[@davidrivera1209]

Where do I get one of those small, hand crank generators?

[@jeanclaudemichel914]

Good morning or good afternoon Mister I have a problem I know the turbine must turn 60 Hz per second but if the load is changing ? How much should it turns ? Thank you for time

[@markhathaway9456]

I know the primary interest of this is large grid-level power, but batteries and energy storage more generally is valuable for more than cars. Another potentially huge improvement is in reduction of energy losses during transmission. A new kind of metal, steel I think, which can produce a kind of laminar flow of electrons may reduce transmission line losses greatly.

[@raghu6084]

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[@tommywatterson5276]

I thought the rotor was stationary in a large generator. The field winding did the rotation spinning. This eliminated the need for brushes, and a commutator on a rotor.

[@sohailjanjua123]

Hi, I like your video. Thanks

[@douglasoliveira1588]

What is the typical ratio between how much energy a generator generates and how much it consumes (via exciter)?

[@raghu6084]

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[@kls2020]

With a modern Static exciter this would be an easy calculation while for shaft mounted exciters you would have to calculate for the additional load torque on the Generator shaft . I suppose one could take the output voltage and current values from both the Pilot and Main Exciter outputs and use these to calculate losses in Watts(Horsepower) but this would not account for windage losses .

[@markcampbell7577]

The primary mover is not the necessary part of a power plant. Wind steam and fossil fuels are based on the Tesla generator bound with armature magnets. The armature magnets are not the necessary magnets of a generator unless you build the generator backwards.. The Edison generators use the armature magnets to move the armature magnets and coils of copper wire. The armature magnets are the primary mover of the generator but the electric power is from the field magnets of the generator and inverters and transformers are added to deliver high voltage AC power to the power lines.

[@technosync274]

so informative man, well presented!

[@raghu6084]

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[@carloschimilio3185]

great video,, very informative

[@ameer1893]

Could you explain the reactive power , how can we imagine it?

[@jacobvandijk6525]

Perhaps this helps: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AC_power#Reactive_power

[@ironheadrondo5596]

*Let me know if the below sounds stupid. Also, this isn't my account but I am the only one who uses it for YT* It seems to me one could avoid the whole mess of aligning phases, frequencies, and amplitudes by having different circuits for each system and variable resistors to batteries. i.e. one may have a windmill, solar panels, water wheel, maybe thermal depending on geography (use heat for heat first, until you have no need for heat there is no need for thermal to electrical conversion), and a backup fossil fuel generator. The most efficient is split between main and battery s.t. main gets 220 ish volts at any amperage needed. All others, besides fossils', go straight to battery (well, obviously through a rectifier, just imagine the battery has some diodes and caps in the right order) It seems like it would be easy enough circuit to control connections. Say the wind dies down, and the rivers flowing harder. Upon sensing a different maximum wattage, the waterwheel resistor is set to zero and connected to main (doing nothing, as we make the flow to battery so much easier) then, in a presice fashion turn up ww-bat res and down wm-bat res until windmill can be disconnected with no effect (just as waterwheel was connected with no effect) Note, the main mover is still feeding battery in such a way that the home received 220V which would run through a breaker box to most things. Also any DC items could be powered from batteries with proper set up. (No more need for the computer power supply, jus make some 3.3,5,12, and 24 volt outlets)

[@h7opolo]

wonderful video despite the frequent mispronunciations of the word "nuclear."

[@dizzo95]

Theory for an electric generator that uses radioactive cobalt 60 magnets that emit high energy Beta Particles ( electricity ) will it work or will it be to hot to function or can it be cooled in a sub zero temperature gas chamber ? You are welcome to improve these devices The invention's electric generator uses cobalt 60 magnets that emit high energy Beta Particles ...Beta Particles are high energy electrons...electrons in motion is electricity ..hopefully these high energy beta particles generated will travel through copper wire for electric use. (1) comprising of a Microwave Hot Water Boiler Heating System in which low energy input creates a higher energy output Microwave Boiler, by converting thorium/uranium electrons into microwave energy said magnetron microwave device, said microwave magnetron and a klystron thats cathodes and anodes are plated with thorium and uranium and whose magnets are of radioactive cobalt., wherein the invention's microwave emitting device shall be improved by plating the magnetron's electric cathode with thorium and uranium that is radioactive, the anode is of magnetizable metal, radioactive cobalt, nickel or iron and the anode is plated with radioactive metal, wherein the operation of the invention's magnetron, a high D-C potential is applied between cathode and anode, setting up a radial electric field, wherein the combined forces cause electrons to take a spiral path and when the magnetron, the electric oscillations of the magnetron resonators set up an A-C electric field across the resonator gaps, wherein the thorium and uranium metal cathode, magnetic metal anode of cobalt and plated with radioactive metal, in the magnetron sets up an increase in spiraling reactions when an electric current is applied and causes the magnetron output current to be many times the electric input of the invention's magnetron, and the invention, comprises of electric devices converting thorium uranium, cesium tungsten, nichrome, and argon gas atoms interacting and generating electron emissions into electric energy, and using mechanical energy input and obtain a greater energy output of electric energy, the invention's,

[@MolinaUdofo]

There is something wrong with your rotor speeds of `1200 rpm.

[@markcampbell7577]

The Edison generator and dynamos power plants are very inexpensive and operated safely without fuel or pollution. These power plants can replace nuclear power plants and fossil fuels power plants appropriately banned by Treaties instituted by scientists to initiate survival and enlist the military.

[@traininginwindenergy4937]

The electric power generated in the stator comes from the mechanical power (torque) applied to the rotor axis, not from the current applied to the rotor winding. The interaction between the two magnetic fields in the air-gap is the key: one (equivalent) magnet is created by the rotor current, the other by the current (output) flowing through the stator. The attraction between these two magnets must be strong enough so that the mechanical torque on the rotor "pulls" the magnet of the stator, and transform the mechanical power in electric power. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZ_Zg5t_l8-bmNE

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[@titaniumtac6277]

Not a chemical reaction. other that that great job

[@markcampbell7577]

To evade high electric bills build an Edison generator from an old car generator chisel one sixth off and on the armature magnets to have motor oriented armature magnets and wire enough inverters to match the out put of the DC generator. The inverter deliver the same amperage of house current and uses 5smps. 46 amps per 40 amp inverter 110volt AC power continuous peak power without fuel. 140 amp car generator can power 120 amps of 110 volt AC power. 6 twenty amp outlets for Free.

[@riyazkhan-i1r6f]

I WARN YOU OF A FIRE BLAZING FIERCELY; THE GENERATOR FUEL USED DIFFERS BUT FIRE BLAZING FIERCELY IN ALL GENERATORS, IS IT NOT ?

[@matthewhauser9225]

nice one pole motor eaton

[@robertwilsoniii2048]

I just realized this is how fuel cell cars work.

[@robertwilsoniii2048]

Why aren't turbines installed in grills in a car to generate electricty to power an electric motor?

[@markcampbell7577]

I have not seen this video yet but predict it will not be true. Edison generators use the field magnets to move the armature magnets and coils of copper wire and dynamos use the brushless motor as a generator the three armature magnets are moved by the electromagnetic field of the iron case. The motor does not consume electric power but produces electric power without fuel or pollution. Two field magnets drive three armature magnets the power draw turns the armature magnets faster be because the Tesla magnets on the armature have been removed. All generators need inverters to deliver high voltage AC power. The alternator was invented in the 1970s to make it difficult to modify generators to edison generators.

[@gerrtryks2944]

Love it

[@cooltraz2966]

awesome

[@markcampbell7577]

BS biology BA chemistry MA toxicology Environmental industrial toxicology and environmental restoration.

[@markcampbell7577]

The armature magnets do not produce electricity. The electric power is coming from the field.. The armature magnets move the coils of copper wire and produce DC power an inverter is added to deliver high voltage AC power. All produce DC power and. Physical movement is not needed

[@elecengled7973]

V.Good

[@ef7480]

Spinning turbans?

[@jacobvandijk6525]

Spinning turbines.

[@nathanrice1796]

It's 'nuclear' not nuculer.

[@ajarivas72]

De hecho es atómica ⚛️ , fisión, no fusión.

[@ajarivas72]

Sorry, I did not notice you wrote in English. In fact it is atomic ⚛️, not nuclear. Fission reaction, not fusion. Sorry, sometimes I read in one language and write in a different one. I mix them. I get confused with Europeans languages.

[@solisimperium1203]

pero el español y el inglés se ven muy diferentes..

[@nikolatesla6474]

Fome muchas caras del presentador ni 1 brillo