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Forty Calories: Electrical Engineering for Process Plants
A technician in a forty-calorie suit is about to rack out a 6.6 kV breaker. Episode one hundred and eighty seven explains why that is dangerous and how a fictional plant engineer, Oluwaseun, made it ten times safer, through the physics of arcs, the timing of protection relays and a few milliseconds of difference. Along the way: how breakers interrupt current, how induction motors and variable speed drives work and fail, why plants island from the grid, how transformers are monitored, and how electrical equipment is kept from igniting explosive air, with the real lesson of Texas City 2005…
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