Electric current flowing in an electrical material can perform or induce an effort or energy, namely<\/span>
\n – Generate heat energy,<\/span>
\n – Causing magnetic energy,<\/span>
\n – Raises the energy of light, and<\/span>
\n – Causing a chemical reaction.<\/span><\/p>\n

The electrical energy is converted into other energy.<\/span> Electricity flowing in the conductor can cause heat or a magnetic field.<\/span> We can know the electric motor, rotation on the coil caused by torque.<\/span> The torque or moment of the force generated by the magnetic force as a result of interaction with the magnetic field the charge movement.<\/span> With the style of the moment, it can allow the rotating electric motor which can then be applied to the fan, electric motors and other mechanical equipment.<\/span><\/p>\n

There are two types of electric current, the direct current (direct current) and alternating current (alternating current).<\/span> Direct current to flow in one direction.<\/span> Meruakan direct current electrical current produced by the dry battery and accumulator batteries.<\/span> Direct current is rarely used in industry as a primary energy source, but is more widely used to distribute industrial control systems.<\/span> Alternating current is always reversed at every specified interval.<\/span><\/p>\n

Alternating current is the type of current used to operate electrical appliances for household use and for commercial and industrial purposes.<\/span> The current flowing in the electric circuit measured in amperes (abbreviated A).<\/span> A current of one ampere is the amount of current required for the flow of electric current through a resistance of one ohm, at a pressure of one volt electricity.<\/span><\/p>\n

Electric current can be measured using electrical measuring instrument called ammeters.<\/span> In practice for measuring the electric current on a small scale typically use miliamper size, where 1 miliamper (mA) = 0.001 amperes (A).<\/span> Instead of measuring the flow of a large scale, used kiloamper size, where 1 kiloamper (kA) = 1000 amperes (A).<\/span> Electric current consumed by the electrical equipment can be used as a reference for the feasibility stated operating an electrical equipment.<\/span><\/p>\n

For example an electric heating equipment which has a resistance of 20 ohms, will draw a current of 11 amperes bla applied voltage of 220 volts.<\/span> Another example, for example, an HVAC equipment that is operating measured power consumption with known ampermeter and draw a current of 4.9 amperes.<\/span> From the results of this measurement technician \/ mechanic that measures electrical currents can immediately determine the feasibility of building HVAC equipment work by comparing the results of current measurements with nominal current consumption data Yag there on the name plate.<\/span><\/p>\n

HVAC equipment is stated to operate optimally when the current consumed can reach 80% of the nominal current on the name plate.<\/span> In physics amount of charge that flows each sekonnya called electric current.<\/span> The charge flow is electrons.<\/span> Electrons flowing in the circuit is very slow.<\/span> One mole of electrons flowing in copper cables with cross-sectional area borde 10-6 m2 only has a speed of the order of 10-4 m \/ s.<\/span><\/p>\n

The speed can be imagined only as an ant is running slower or even longer.<\/span> A power source having a positive pole and a negative pole, if the positive pole and the negative pole mounted conduit there will be a transfer of electrons from the negative to the positive pole.<\/span> This displacement in an effort to find the balance of the number of protons and electrons in every atom.<\/span><\/p>\n

An electrical conductor under normal conditions, the number of electrons and protons in each atom is said to be in balance.<\/span> But after the conductor is connected to the positive pole and the negative pole of the power source, the electrons will urge the electrons in a conductor and there was displacement of electrons in a conductor.<\/span> Movement of electrons in a conductor is called the flow of electrons.<\/span> In the discussion of the theory of electricity did not make any further on the flow of electrons, which is more important is to understand the electrical current.<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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