Core Generator: Equipment and Systems Technicians (EST)

DR2 - Professional Equipment (PE)

Collection of documents (citations with small indication of the links directing
to the original page), drawn from surveys in the search engine "Google" and it i
s intended to help decode the theme Professional Equipment (PE) Core Generator:
Equipment and Systems Technicians (EST) of Referential Skills-Secondary Level Sw
itch on the RVCC process, the New Opportunities Initiative.
[Note: All Adults / Trainees should include in its PRA sources of all readings t
hat have made and can not copy or plagiarize, risking expulsion from RVCC.]
Good Reads ...
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ABC OF ELECTRICAL MACHINERY
http://ave.dee.isep.ipp.pt/ ~ Malves /
Mário Ferreira Alves (malves@dee.isep.ipp.pt) Department of Electrical Engineeri
ng in March 2003
Currently, we consider the machines part of our day-to-day. The engines driving
force in applications such as traction find them in applications as diverse as v
acuum.
Electrical (motors, generators and transformers) and electrical, which can be us
ed both in electrical applications, to trivialize such an industrial machine tha
t can cut, a lift or
Generators (dynamos and alternators) can be found in electric power plants (hydr
oelectric stations (diesel, coal, nuclear), wind, tidal, etc.)., Hospitals and c
ertain types of industries, or even an automobile, motorcycle or bicycle, for ex
ample. Transformers are also widely used in both transport systems and electrici
ty distribution, as in the field of domestic applications such as battery charge
rs, portable telephones, lamps, halogen lamps and many others. Also in the field
of transport, there are numerous applications of electrical machines. As we all
know, vehicles whose towing results from the movement of an internal combustion
engine, require for its operation of electrical machines such as the alternator
, the starter and the "reel" of
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ignition. Since the traction power a reality in relation to railways, are also a
lready a big gamble by the manufacturers of road vehicles, including cars, motor
bikes and bicycles. This traction is obviously obtained from the rotation of an
electric motor (DC or AC). Also noteworthy is that the transport of materials in
an industrial environment is almost entirely made up of electric vehicles, whet
her driven by an operator (trucks) Automated Guided (AGV - Automatic Guided Vehi
cles) or autonomous (robots). Classification of Electrical Machinery Electrical
machines may be classified as to the function they fulfill: • Transformation of
mechanical energy into electrical energy - Generators Machinery Rotary • Transfo
rmation of electrical energy into mechanical energy - Motors • Conversion of cur
rent / voltage electric - Transformers (static machine ) Continue to read: ~ htt
p://ave.dee.isep.ipp.pt/ Malves / PubDid / ABC_ME.pdf
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Motors
http://www.anossaescola.com/esvagos/ internal combustion engines (endothermic) u
sed in motor vehicles, turn the heat generated by combustion of the air / fuel m
ixture (or air / gas oil) into mechanical energy Engines come in constructive wa
ys and very different operation, which can be classified according to type of mo
vement:

Engines, reciprocating engines rotary motion motors gas engines gasoline engines
or diesel fuel oil explosion Diesel Engines
Classified according to the fuel used in:

Classified according to how the combustion takes place at:

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Reciprocating engines
Reciprocating engines, commonly used in motor vehicles, whose principle of opera
tion, the reciprocating motion of the piston within the cylinder that passes thr
ough the rod, a circular motion to the crankshaft. The sequence of operations -
intake, compression, expansion and exhaust - take place in a cycle of four movem
ents of the piston - 4-stroke engine, or a cycle of movement of the plunger 2 -
2-stroke engine. 1st Time - Admission to the plunger down, aspire to fuel-air mi
xture into the cylinder through the intake valve opens. 2nd Time - Compression T
he intake valve closes,€the piston compresses the mixture rises and a spark jump
s the candle. 3rd Time - Expansion The mixture ignited by spark plug, explodes a
nd pushes the plunger down. 4th Time - Escape The exhaust valve opens, the pisto
n rises extruding cylinder combustion gases. Continue reading
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Photocopier
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
A copier is a printing device for reproducing documents. A copy made by a photoc
opier is also popularly known as xerography and improperly in Brazil, because in
fact Xerox is the name of a company. Its operation is based on the principles o
f static electricity. Originally, the process known as Light-Lens, a photosensit
ive drum was charged with the original image reflected in mirrors. After this st
age, they form a latent image of the original surface of the cylinder. The cylin
der receives a load of material known as toner or toner that is attracted by the
charges that form the image. The toner is then transferred to paper, also by me
ans of electric charges, and then fixed to it, in a process involving heat and p
ressure. Today, imaging is formed in the cylinder with the use of lasers or ligh
t emitting diodes (LEDs) in the process called digital, similar to laser printer
s. Was introduced by Xerox in the 1960s and was gradually replacing the copy pro
cess for carbon paper. Continue reading
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Fax Features
http://w3.ualg.pt/ ~ rmarcel /
Sources
The Fax is short term from the Latin word facsimile or Telefacsimile. Also refer
red to as fax and is used for remote transfer of documents through the telephone
network. Sending documents by fax replaces the TELEX systems, sending text
Constitution of FAX Machine
SCANNER - Acquisition and encoding of the document to be sent (there are several
technologies - common to machines used in scanner) PRINT - Print the received d
ocument (initially fax machines used thermal printing, laser printing now) FAX M
ODEM-encodes and sends and receives
Features
There are two groups of machines: Group 3 - define the operation of fax machines
on analog lines. ITU-T Recommendation T.4 defines the compression Fax Spara com
munication over analog lines
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Group 4 - Operates over ISDN line (GSM). The ITU-T Recommendation T.6 defines Fa
x compression for communication over ISDN lines. The operating principle is base
d on reflected light, so there is an illumination of lines sampled by a CCD (Cha
rge Coupled Device) which shows the brightness. The CCD sensor sample data using
1728 pixels per line, on one A4 page 1145 lines are sampled. More than one line
can be sampled at a time are sampled, two or four examples are easily found. Co
ntinue reading
Professional equipment related venues in CLC - Works of trainees
Refer here: EFA-NS NISA
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