How we Made Machine for Generating 75KW Electricity through DIY Innovation

DIY innovation by creating a machine capable of generating 75KW of electricity.
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Unfortunately This Project was Failed Attempt.

[@geoffroberts1126]

This is insane. Unless someone repealed the 1st Law of Thermodynamics. This is drawing power from the mains to drive an alternator. The flywheel doesn't make 'free' energy it just stores it as kinetic energy. The motor is not 100% efficient, the flywheel is not 100% efficient and the alternator it's driving isn't 100% effecient, so no matter how you window dress it, you are using more power from the grid than you can get out of the alternator being driven. You are simply wasting energy. There is no free lunch, you can't get more energy out of a system than you put into it. If you're getting 75kw out, you have to be putting rather more than that in. This is an exercise in futility.

[@arvi54]

alguien que opina con cordura 🙂🙂🙂

[@zadolbaliful]

Как вариант, плохое качество электропитания с резкими скачками по напряжению. Тогда такая система сможет быть буфером на несколько секунд за счет маховика, а угроза сжечь не все станки, а только 1 электромотор.

[@sonusingh-fb8fr]

They are fools of pak😂, stupid people uncreative people , 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@headybrew]

Perhaps they are just trying to change the phase/voltage of the power???

[@geoffroberts1126]

@@headybrew Think it might be more to do with peak load... big motors need way more current to start than to run, so maybe trying to create a short term high current supply that lasts long enough to start a heavy motor, without tripping the breaker, and letting it run off the mains at a much lower current within it's limits once the start load is gone. Something like that I think. But it's definitely not 'free power' or anything like it, it's more of a mechanical battery for short duration use.

[@afolabiakinniyan2257]

the only thing achieved here is a mechanical energy storage ideal to reduce voltage fluctuation when starting heavy appliance. else reinventing the wheel, you cant get free energy if you draw 75kw you must dump more than 75kw into the system

[@عبدالمنعمحبتور]

نعم تخزين طاقه مثل السقوط من منحدر مرتفع وسحب جهد عالي يعمل على كبح وتوقف الدوران الافضل توربين الرياح يفي بالغرض

[@simonmasters3295]

I disagree. The point here is 15kW or so is applied for 5 minutes or so to bring the machine up to speed and then when they start another heavy motor the flywheel produces power to meet the increased peak load as it starts. You only need 75kW input if you are drawing 75kW continuous. It's not free energy, and maybe not 75kW but the last thing you want is power outages or motors stalling while people are working. It's impressive, but it needs guards, better concrete and some evidence to demonstrate purpose, but I think we can safely say this is not a "free energy" video scam!

[@afolabiakinniyan2257]

@@simonmasters3295 your disagreement is still explaining what I wrote, it's a mechanical energy storage to handle transient loads.

[@ВЛАДИВАНОВ-ч1ь]

This is a plant for generating likes.

[@arbjful]

@@simonmasters3295so it’s a sort of motor-generator set?

[@punchar4161]

NASA needs people like this.

[@ZEROOOOOOOOOOOOOOO00]

How is it that none of the commentators have addressed the fact that they apparently scrapped a DIESEL ENGINE and are using an ELECTRIC MOTOR to turn a GENERATOR to do what????? Make “MORE” electricity????? These folks make the coolest stuff………and they apparently create power out of…….NOTHING!

[@udo5479]

It is like making gold out of shit

[@brianneu6489]

Yeah…all BS…but people will believe it to be true.

[@TheGarretinside]

this is ac/ac through spinner converter. and they apparently create content out of…….NOTHING!

[@ZEROOOOOOOOOOOOOOO00]

@@TheGarretinside Yes, I considered it may be a phase converter or a frequency changer…..but the title clearly stated they were generating 75kw of electricity. I took them at their “word”.

[@JackWilson327]

If that engine was running or not I expect it went down the road to one of the truck rebuilders. These folks waste very little.

[@vitalheart9841]

In Pakistan Industries have to pay fixed charges for Power they have been registered for, called MDI charges. This type of setup can be helpful if you are authorised for using low power [say 10 15 kW] and you have to operate machines for couple of hours whose combined load is far much higher than allowed [say 50KW]. This setup can be helpful in this scenario and it doesn't save electricity. But the way industries are billed there, they can save good money.

[@swarfify]

Your billing scale answer is the best reply i have read so far. Of course meters are useless for billing if simply bypassed.

[@nedblevins2525]

Unless their demand is metered every second I can't see this flywheel storing much energy for demand reduction

[@simonmasters3295]

It's not demand reduction,.but peak demand reduction...and of course demand is normally.monitored and billed by the second otherwise how else to know what has been supplied?

[@chetmcmasterson]

I knew that there was a reason--thanks for explaining!

[@arbjful]

But how does setup help? The power output will be far less than the power given to make flywheel move

[@lowbudget_ideas]

I think this method is correct. This never saves electricity. But in Asian countries. While the price of a single phase supply unit is very low available. The price of a three-phase supply unit will be very high. You can run a single phase supply motor. Getting a three-phase supply out of the three-phase supply motor is a money saver. then the monthly electricity bill will be significantly reduced.

[@michaelb7936]

Thank god I only wasted 10 minutes of my time watching this video thinking WTH are they doing and went straight to the comments an my instinct were right. Big thank you to commentators for the saved time watching this masquerade of a so called innovation and moved right on to the next video....

[@mikescalise8380]

that's what i call a soft start.

[@paulvorster5876]

Realy a FOC scamm for kliks FFFOOOF

[@simonmasters3295]

@paulvoster Absolutely not - when you have built anything at 75kW electrical output or input - let me know. I will watch your video too

[@jcuprisi]

Whenever I watch one of the videos I marvel at the ingenuity and craftsmanship but then go out to my shop and sweep the floor.

[@maciejpaka2922]

It's a regular three-phase AC stabilizer, you put in 65 kW and you get 55 kW or less.

[@carlos-oz2go]

Looks like the building is mostly empty, they may be just starting up and need an phase/voltage converter of some kind.

[@AndrewShevchuk]

So this is the elcutrolohovod/electrofool machine or rotoverter of Mr. Bedini. This should work exactly if everything is done quickly and physics does not have time to figure out what’s going on.

[@janrydzewski7002]

Flywheel energy storage? To provide power during short blackouts or for startup surges in other machinery?

[@timmer9lives]

I think that this is a phase converter. There's a huge ship scrapping industry in India and Pakistan. I'm guessing that they have some electric motors that run on a phase of electricity which isn't available off their grid. So that's whats going on here. I do believe ships use a different phase/voltage. So they aren't GENERATING ELECTRICITY. They made a PHASE CONVERTER so that they can power some other equipment. Almost every machine in that shop was created from scrap obtained from ships. It's actually pretty damned impressive IN MY OPINION. The title is just what gets lost in translation guys. Nothing nefarious.

[@petertyrrell6690]

@@timmer9lives They are using an actual generator though. A phase converter wouldn't need anything to drive it once it was up to speed, it just needs something to start it. Maybe the driving motor uses high voltage and the generator gives them the voltage they want. Like a poor man's transformer.

[@timmer9lives]

@@petertyrrell6690 WIKI- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motor%E2%80%93generator - Electrical power handling In the context of electric power generation and large fixed electrical power systems, a motor-generator consists of an electric motor mechanically coupled to an electric generator (or alternator). The motor runs on the electrical input current while the generator creates the electrical output current, with power flowing between the two machines as a mechanical torque; this provides electrical isolation and some buffering of the power between the two electrical systems. One use is to eliminate spikes and variations in "dirty power" (power conditioning) or to provide phase matching between different electrical systems. +++++++++++ FWIW- It's just one type of electrical motor turning another. You can make a simple 3-phase power source by powering a 3-phase motor with another single phase motor. The motor getting spun, once enegized with generate 3 phase power to run three phase equipment. Without this set-up, you would not be able to run something like a lathe which uses 3-phase power if your service is a 2-phase service. This was much more common before modern electronics made 3-phase converters pretty cheap. On another side note, years ago.... There were big welders which had one motor spinning a generator and the generator produced the power for welding. They screamed.

[@simonmasters3295]

​@@petertyrrell6690it's possible, but the phases all seem to go back to the supply box? If it is a peaker unit, won't both motors drive it?

[@zadolbaliful]

У них работали станки и оборудование и до установки этой системы.

[@chongshenchang9367]

So, here comes the Pakistani mechanics all Rough and tough without proper protective gear like always. Love the way one of them torched the metal sheet like a butter with free hands. Accurate cutting that was...👌👌👌

[@sapperdeflap]

There's so much wrong in this video that i don't know where to start, but one of my favorites is working at a lathe in your pyjama's barefoot, and still wonder why they cannot afford any desks, thus everything is thrown on the sandy floor.

[@markkennard861]

I know where you went wrong.. you clicked on it.. :)

[@sandile_dladler]

Typical European comment, always knows everything and always correct

[@tretowntret7541]

Desart ergonometri

[@thangnguyenvan2330]

Paskistan là vậy đó

[@dashxdr]

It makes sense. My house has 100 amp service. Suppose I want to be able to draw 500 amps but only every once in a while? I could have a huge spinning mass that I spin up using my 100 amp service, and it drives a 3 phase generator that can deliver 500 amps. The mass slows down as I use that much current but if I only need to do it 10% of the time it's cheaper than running 5x the power lines to me. This factory could be at the limit of what power they can get from their infrastructure.

[@zadolbaliful]

Вам понадобится очень большой маховик вращающийся с большой скоростью. Для дома не поставите себе такой. Решение на видео дает сгладить пики на секунды, ни о каких 10% времени нет речи и близко. Более того, такое решение в целом увеличивает потребляемую мощность.

[@Yamototamto]

And im concern about my +/- 0,02 mm in work..

[@friedmule5403]

LOL, yes, I once saw a shop that had to shave off 0.0001 mm, to do that, did they keep the metal in the lathe and uniformly heated the metal up a few degrees so it expanded exactly that amount. In this video do I think cm is about the smallest unit:-)

[@GpunktHartman]

Every Maß is exact in 1/100000mm … depend on You’re measuretools 🫵😁

[@alizareebrahimi2993]

سناتور برق و آموزنده با تشکر .❤❤❤❤❤

[@619Bob]

Great idea ! An on site inertia "peaker" Good job! The electrical distribution lines are weak so they can't start the machines, this solves that problem!

[@mikemotorbike4283]

Also smooths high voltage transients, brownouts, provides frequency stabilization, and apparently offers phase conversion according to a commenter who says It converts power to required shipyard specs.

[@theclintified]

Storing the energy in the flywheel is smart since the loads fluctuate you can kill a lot of the electrical spikes cause when the load is high. Its like adding a huge capacitor to the warehouse grid.

[@domenicozamboni8502]

Si è già detto tutto. Molta intraprendenza, ma il risultato è sempre quello: si aggiunga volano con qual si voglia massa, alla fine il motore consumerà più energia di quanta richiesta sul generatore. In tal modo si applica semplicemente il principio di conservazione dell’energia elettrica in modo artificiale, ma non sussiste alcuna produzione di energia proveniente da altra fonte naturale (spontanea).

[@simonmasters3295]

Agreed

[@TomassAfastass]

just a suggestion, v belts are supposed to have a little play in them by design, believe it or not it makes them travel on the pulley and grip better without wearing them out. pulling them tight like that will just make you use up belts sooner then you need to.

[@samueltoler7796]

Not usually, especially with multi belt pulleys that handle a lot of force. Being loose will wear it out faster because it gives it an opportunity to slip.

[@TomassAfastass]

@@samueltoler7796 I hate to argue but it is verifiable. Has something to do with more area of the belt wrapping around the pulley.

[@AgustinMendoza]

Paying electricity on one motor to drive generator to run the hole factory. Were doing that even here in the Philippines. Smart and practicality

[@ajisujoko2685]

Saya setuju dgn ini.. Dan saya akan melakukanya juga.. Di tempat saya

[@uwuweewee]

Its called fraud, it's the same mentality of wiping your asss with your hand or in the case of a philipino whoring out your sister.

[@geoffroberts1126]

You can't get more energy out than you put in. 1st Law of Thermodynamics. No part of the system is 100% efficient. So you are using (probably far) more than 75kw of energy to produce 75kw of energy. This is an exercise in futility.

[@chrisward5626]

Lol things don’t work that Way

[@uwuweewee]

Its called stealing you phuckin packy

[@mehryaretemadfard1395]

❤❤❤❤❤❤very nice very useful and good.well done ❤❤❤

[@JackWilson327]

@hydraulichands as has been mentioned if you include the motor and generator name plates it would hep us understand what you are doing.

[@786fakhari]

HSE - Left the Chat. Rest are all enjoying their job. Great Pakistan Zinda-Bad.

[@miloudlemlem1520]

The production of electricity is subject to the laws of physics, and in physics there is no law which confirms the production of energy in this way

[@MrEst1953]

HOW MANY OF THE WORKERS ARE BLINDED EACH WEEK ?

[@jonasyulledesouzayulle]

Bom dia felicidade paz 🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️ Grand invent union pacifc energia sustentável infinita e fundamental para todos parabéns a todos equipe de trabalho parabéns

[@goweschannel4305]

A simple life of genius community... nice...

[@thepubliceye]

I think these fellas only know enough to be dangerous.

[@multyryex1761]

It’s fake🤦‍♂️

[@Sh9168]

They will be ok. The boss has his prayer beads out.

[@simonmasters3295]

You guys know nothing about load during motor startup

[@gfr2023]

despite lot of comments here this setup make sense, not for creating power from nothing, but to convert AC to DC for example.. like the people made more than 100 years ago. Sure you use an inverter in modern days.

[@JackWilson327]

Exactly. Without knowing the specs on the equipment who knows? They might even just be trying to clean up the power for their welders or something. 75kw isn't a monumental amount of power for a big shop like this. edit: At the end they imply it's running the shop. All that makes sense is it's there to clean up the power. But unless that's a 100hp plus motor they are not getting 75kw out of the system. That motor looks 50 - 60 hp(ish).

[@gfr2023]

@@JackWilson327 I agree with you, I was even thinking at the welders as you said. This videos are cool to watch but they sometimes are poor of information (language barriers).

[@subgame-hp912]

@@JackWilson327

[@gutierrez098]

Its easy: small motor (with extra grid power 4 starting) can drive the flywell to run larger alternator. Then you have extra power. THIS IS POSSIBLE. We are using this setup in India / Pakistan since lot of years

[@cosmiccolonel]

Oh don’t talk pish….

[@electricannulus8854]

@@cosmiccolonel Right....run a small electric motor using 65KWH for one hour to get the flywheel up to speed and then let it generate 75KWH for 30 seconds....Brilliant!!!

[@geoffroberts1126]

You can't get more power out than you put in. 1st Law of Thermodynamics refers. It takes significantly more than 75kw of energy to get 75kw of energy out. There is no point to this.

[@PeterLee-zn3jl]

Single phase to three phase..?

[@donchristie420]

Yup

[@-Chooka]

Nope AC to DC

[@mans4104]

That is a mechanica;l converter from AC to DC, probably for welding or speed controll small motors with DC voltage. Why not direct coupling to reduce loos in the belts?

[@ElmetBrown]

This is not a mechanical converter from alternating current to direct current. If you look closely at 1:50, you will see the three phases of the generator, and this is how three-phase alternating current comes out. The whole setup is pure bullshit just to get money from Google, in fact it is just a scam.

[@simonmasters3295]

No I saw no DC evidence, but maybe?

[@mans4104]

@@simonmasters3295 Yeah, provably, but then the only thing they are achiving is frecuency stabilization and or elevating or reducing the voltage, like a mechanical transformer. No generation whatsoever .

[@zadolbaliful]

Небольшим двигателям не нужна такая мощность, есть решения дешевле и проще для таких двигателей.

[@gertkristensen6451]

THE ROOF IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL IN THAT STORE

[@charlessmith833]

Role model for electrical safety. No rules at all.

[@Sh9168]

Seriously, I'd love to know where they get all of this junk to fix. Especially the heavy gears and machinery.

[@willreade9035]

Breaking ships

[@61comanche]

This was Russians tank repair facility left behind in AfGN

[@simonmasters3295]

I was going to suggest British Empire?

[@786fakhari]

Please mention the HP of the input motor? to compare the efficiency of this system. They are running the entire workshop from the output ...

[@ДмитрийСемёнов-т4б]

У нас кронциркулем и линейкой токари давно перестали мерить. И даже забыли эти предметы

[@Mwalaevans]

This project works but just for minutes two to four when u load it as the flywheel loses rotational enertia at the end it's the primary Motor vs the load

[@patkovic]

They probably have some machines that run on a different voltage and frequency, so they made an electromechanical rectifier for them.

[@bijujoseparacka6262]

Video just on a fabrication. why no comments on the production of electricity and performance ? it cannot work.

[@vanquynguyen8298]

Nhìn hình giới thiệu , mình đoán là mấy bác làm hệ thống phát điện miễn phí kiểu mấy nhà phát mình bên Ấn -Độ , nhưng xem xong , mình vẫn không dám chắc đó ó phải là ý của các bác này không ?

[@dubsydubs5234]

I take it they are using a single phase supply to run a motor that turns a 3 phase generator to supply the 3 phase required for some machinery.

[@jed1947]

Was it ever used in a production system, or is this just a demonstration exercise?

[@dexterPL]

this is AC/DC transformer or 3 to 1 phase transformer, otherwise there is no point in connecting the generator to the motor

[@ПашаШ-щ5к]

Не только! Может быть преобразование 50->400 Гц. Но судя по маховику это что то постоянного тока для полиграфии или прокатного стана

[@alegator]

@@ПашаШ-щ5к Нет не то не другое! Это своего рода стабилизатор напряжение 380\380 переменного напряжения и служит для выравнивания напряжения и компенсации пусковых токов-напряжения в своей сети!! В общем большой стабилизатор напряжения а маховик компенсирует скачки нагрузки!!!!

[@DrFiero]

@@ПашаШ-щ5к - The motor and the generator were all 3 phase (count the leads). No capacitors on the motor either (so not single phase). The flywheel in the middle adds rotational mass, allowing a larger inrush current without stalling an engine driven generator (etc). Used to work for a place about 20 years ago and we made these! Of course, ours were a little more... uhhh... finished. ;)

[@MrJermbob]

@@DrFiero Interesting. So your saying the power at the wall / road supply wont handle the inrush current ? So you basically 1:1 (ignoring friction) use / generate power with the flywheel in between so that when the inrush of the machines hits it wont be too much for limitations of the wall / road supply ?

[@dexterPL]

@@ПашаШ-щ5к this is also a option

[@raufahmad7521]

How can i no that this experiment did work, if it really worked than i wish i could visit this place and see it with my own eyes that it really worked, only than i could copy and build one for my self

[@yeti6586]

Diese Burschen sollten mal bei uns in der Schweiz eine Ausbildung als Elektroinstallateur machen die würden noch auf die Welt kommen 😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@MariaTulum-kt6yu]

Excelente !

[@kappam2461]

Good job Guys at last this done something . Me and you watch and say is that real?

[@ЛюдмилаЛукянова-ъ4ы]

А кто то подумал , на что будет способен генератор с несколькими рабочими обмотками , примерно в таком же использовании , как показано в ролике ? Одну обмотку можно будет пустить на работу двигателя а остальные по своему усмотрению и получится своя система производства энергии . А потом , когда появится такая система , можно будет от одного двигателя запустить несколько генераторов с несколькими обмотками . Представляю , как обрадуются представители налоговой службы , когда узнают , что им платить ни кто за электричество не будет . 🙂

[@HENGREPAIR]

good job

[@zbigniewdrazkowski7660]

Cały ten system działa i zdaje egzamin w przypadku jednofazowej sieci energetycznej do której podłączone jest kilkadziesiąt silników jednofazowych w których na czas rozruchu zamontowane są wyłączniki odśrodkowe. Koło zamachowe jest wówczas buforem które eliminuje tąpnięcia w sieci ,uniemożliwiając prawidłowy rozruch silników, podłączonych do tej sieci.Mam to i to działa.

[@therealbarnekkid]

I often wonder what they are talking about. It all sounds pretty good natured.

[@GpunktHartman]

I like the combination of safetyshoes and heavymetal ...

[@penchai1999]

Is it working?

[@rollbot]

just by connecting motors and magnet Understanding this they are now making FREE electricity for the entire earth

[@SardarLuqman]

How much gonna cost me to make one ?

[@themusicman-ij7op]

Why is there so much rubbish on the floor ? Rather step over it than clear it away!

[@ingussilins6330]

75kW in short time - circuit is a mechanical energy "accumulator" 75kW continious not possible.

[@mirza.a.m]

آپ نے بہت زیادہ محنت کی ہے میں جاننا چاہتا ہوں بجلی پیدا کرنے میں کتنی کامیابی حاصل کی ہے جواب ضرور دیجئے گا ۔۔۔ راولپنڈی

[@onyenkwereokwandu7017]

I don't understand what is powering what? when did they turn off the current to the big generator?

[@kopacekimportkopacek]

So much effort, So much work....im sure, they dont do it for clicking and raising few cents or maybe few dollars.... OnlyReason, why they put So much energy And effort, i can see Is THEY BELIEVE in the result....

[@abrenos3744]

I wonder if the flywheel spins freely while under load with itself?? or is there 75KW of resistance, and it acts like a breaking electromagnet🤔

[@superluminal89]

OSHA would have a field day in that factory.

[@borghorsa1902]

Still better than all of Russia's factories!

[@Rez441]

What does that machine actually do?

[@ПашаШ-щ5к]

После некоторых размышлений, я начинаю подозревать, что парни решили добыть свободную энергию! Ну или потроллить зрителей 😊😊

[@SERB_Milan]

Attracts attention on KZbin and brings Views/revenue.

[@CtrlAltFumble]

Wastes power

[@abinashsarkar4876]

it is posible ?

[@teknikgroup7597]

Floor level work bench

[@dulichvaamnhac]

tuyệt vời qua 🥰🥰🥰

[@zadolbaliful]

Как вариант, плохое качество электропитания с резкими скачками по напряжению или необходимостью выдерживать кратковременно перегрузку (на секунды). Тогда такая система сможет быть буфером за счет маховика. На видео больше загадок чем ответов.

[@НараянаНараяна]

Ну чего загадок, запилили БТГ... Ну, по крайней мере, так задумывалось изначально.

[@190055joe]

After the electrician finished wiring the switchboard all the machinery ran backwards.

[@عبدالمنعمحبتور]

افضل طاقه مشابها هي توربين الرياح اسقاط الوزن ريشة المروحه وتحويلها الى طاقه بشكل اسرع

[@CrosswireHunter]

people say this is fake.. but i think ... it really works .... use 1kw(1.3 hp) motor to drive a 100kg flywheel using external power source, once the fly wheel reaches terminal velocity, couple it with a generator that produces 2kw output for example. the fly wheel has enough kinetic energy and rpm to load the 2kw generator ... disconnect the external power input and connect the generator output to the 1kw input motor... motor keeps the flywheel at needed rpm which in turn loads the generator which in turn feeds the input motor and the excess power consumed else where. it makes perfect sense. we have a self sustained machine generating power. i wonder why is this not recognized???? i may be wrong in my assumptions though but, Alhamdulillah i have some knowledge in the subject.

[@geoffroberts1126]

You're implying you can get more energy out of the system than you put into it. To be self sustaining would breach the 1st Law of Thermodynamics. In order to get 75kw out, you need (probably a lot) more than 75kw of energy to power it. Flywheel doesn't create energy, it just stores it, as kinetic energy. But no part of the system is 100% efficient, the motor is not, the flywheel is not (friction in bearings etc that show as heat) the alternator is not. So it's a net loss at the end. I'm uncertain what they are trying to achieve here.

[@zbigniewdrazkowski7660]

Gdyby Twój sposób rozumowania był prawdziwy byłoby to perpetum mobile. W gruncie rzeczy jest inaczej.Perpetum mobile nie istnieje.Jednak system taki pozwala uwolnić krótko trwałe obciążenia sieci i to wszystko.Tego się nie zsynchronizuje bo z chwilą odłączenia od sieci i wpięcia się do prądnicy zacznie się hamowanie całego systemu.

[@bottel01]

waste of time and money . they could put a wind mill and hook the generator to it. the way they got it they will only get a little KW out of the set up if any at all. and all the ware and tear on the machines... out of 75kw they might get 5 KW of power out of it.... yet the bushing are wearing down like a pencil lead.... and the heat is tearing the rest of it apart super fast.

[@brokenwrench1]

this is not a free energy device it is a single phase to 3 phase converter. it greatly reduces the electric consumption. than wiring 3 phase direct power.. the power grid this is in might not have 3 phase 44v or 480 volt power available.

[@TheBegoing]

That's the best I could figure. scrap value of the damaged materials would have paid for anything less and probably been more profitable otherwise but there's regional and social contexts I'm not aware of too

[@zahidmahmood3081]

Good work,lakin Yeh banaya kiya ha,details nahi dein

[@JaliRachid-d2m]

يسما بي الحويل الكهربائي من فولتية غير مسقرة و جهد ضعيف الى استغلال المولد الدي سيخرج تيار تابت مع قوة الكيلو وات اي 380فولت 20كافيا تتحول الى 400فولت الى 50 كافيا.تحويل 20كيلو وات الى 50كيلو وات يسما اتحويل مع زيادة قوة العزم

[@aamo372]

This is to convert 2 phase to 3 phase electricity

[@timsnow2204]

No, he had three wires going into the machine, not two wires. Might have been for a higher voltage, higher frequency (unlikely), or for surge suppression to stay under their max surge amperage for starting.

[@davewolf8869]

@@timsnow2204 3 wires can be split/2 phase

[@timsnow2204]

@@davewolf8869 Nah, maybe coming into the building in North America. That is three phase coming in to the motor, no start or run capacitors on the motor. And capacitors for that size motor would be freaking huge.

[@cking4giveness337]

They had to stop when guy said motor is heating up and smoke is coming out.

[@gavendb]

not sure what the purpose is of this MG set. Normally MG sets are for changing frequency or dc or ac. Looks like 3 ph in and out of this setup but can't tell for sure.

[@FixItPro-g1w]

good 😍

[@thangnguyenvan2330]

Mấy ông này không học định luật bảo toàn và chuyển hóa năng lượng à? làm một việc vô ích

[@carloskellerman2990]

Pero ustedes no saben que en algunos países lo importado es carísimo, y eso que ustedes ven salió de la chatarrería por uno o dos dólares "el kilo". Yo en Uruguay usaba embragues tanques de usa , en una prensa mecánica duro de 1970,hasta 2015 , tambien los volantes grandes son baratos cuando no los pueden romper para fundirse nuevamente. Soy de 1946

[@CynthiaBaidoo-d6v]

Welcome Home Ghana Accra Kotoka International airport and Nigeria Abuja to meet Father and mother Steve and Cynthia Baidoo crown, thanks

[@angelgonzalo2885]

Si la orientación del cable verde es acorde a la posición del flujo hipergonico, pueden salir....millones de watts.

[@nicodesmidt4034]

48:52 nice electrics 😂 specifically the non-isolated tools

[@simonmasters3295]

No earth and NO PLUG on most tools

[@firdous_steel5792]

Good job bhai jee ❤

[@johngrundy6208]

The prolonged acceleration time will fry the drive motor! There is no need for the flywheel anyway if using an electric motor it is only used to damp out vibrations caused by a diesel or petrol motor drive. I can't see the point of the whole exercise they have a 3 phase supply already.

[@zadolbaliful]

А если внешнее питание нестабильно и прыгает напряжение или пропадает на малую часть секунды? Тогда это будет неплохой посредник. Но применение очень ограничено, точного ответа мы не узнаем наверное.

[@andrewallen9993]

Well if you are stealing your electricity I suppose such an inefficient voltage stabiliser running off flywheel energy storage makes sense instead of paying for diesel to run the generator. Here in darkest Africa we would use electronics for frequency or voltage changes to run second hand imported heavy machinery.

[@johnwelch461]

Nice dinner jacket the guy is wearing😂

[@ameperdue6953]

I noticed that too.

[@_DML_]

Just call it what it is: A single to three-phase converter.

[@MatthewTinker-au-pont-blanc]

If you showed the motor and the generator information plates, we would know why you went to the trouble of doing all this!

[@кузмич-г9щ]

Perpetuum Mobile.😀

[@НараянаНараяна]

Ага... Типо :))))

[@fancillluio7544]

wow, a giant capacity😀

[@Arjay.M88]

I would love to know the statistics for work place incidents in these countries..

[@mirbiezhere2803]

Zero I was curious too but found out there’s no death regarding these conditions and what they’re doing with flip flops and pyjamas actually I found that during covid there was no restrictions there when we were in our houses in that 2 years WHO recorded only 30000 deaths due to covid as they got vaccines very early from China from where virus spreaded and WHO studied their genes actually they’re very good in combating climatic effects, diseases , viruses and air quality doesn’t effect that much to them maybe God gifted that’s why they damn care if they’re inhaling toxic air they can work in 50 C environment and minus 10 C too as they’ve a country where all 4 weathers exist and from glacial lands to wet lands and deserts and nice beaches temperatures ranges there from 55 C to minus 20 they’ve largest number of glaciers outside of arctic zone more than 7000 and amazing forests and agricultural lands they’re one of biggest producers of agricultural products from basmati rice , to wheat, sugarcane, pulses, every type of fruits as they’ve world’s biggest agricultural canal systems spreaded in all of the country , pink salt everything they’ve except check n balance and safety standards for workers n their products in machinery I got shocked when I found that they are atomic power nation along with that they make 4.5 generation of jets of their own , tanks, missiles, ships, radars everything in their own complexes with machinery imported from west they import raw materials and made everything in their own country Samsung is making photos there soon apple will also start assemble its products there slowly slowly they’ll be soon new China in next 15 to 20 years as 70 pc of their population is below 35

[@frisbeephil]

Clean up, just once a year even.

[@toomdog]

What's the point? After 4 years, it doesn't get much worse

[@Владимир-э9ь2г]

Спасибо❤❤❤❤