PrincipleofEngineeringHeatingeffectandmagneticeffect.ppt

Principle of Engineering Heating effect and magnetic effect of current.  Electrostatic hazards and electrical safety ;Magnetism Force;Magnetic Field Pattern;Mapping the Magnetic Field;Magnetic Field Pattern of Attracting/Repelling Magnets;Types of Magnets;Magnetic Effect of Current;Force on Current in a Magnetic Field;Application ;Current Induced by Motion in Magnetic Field;Electromagnetic Induction Application: Generator;Electromagnetic Induction: Moving Coil in Magnetic Field;Electromagnetic induction application: flashlight;Electrostatic hazards ;Electrostatic hazards See Structure of Matter first;Electrostatic hazards ;However, when two materials are in contact, some of the charges redistribute by moving from one material to the other. This leaves an excess of positive charge on one material, and an equal negative charge on the other. When the materials move apart, each takes its charge with it. One material becomes charged positively, and the other negatively. ?? ;Material becomes charged positively, and the negatively;If the materials are able to conduct electricity away the charges will dissipate and eventually recombine. In this case, static electricity effects may be too small to be noticed. However, if the charges are separated faster than the material can dissipate them, the amount of electrostatic charge builds up. Eventually a high voltage, and the effects of static electricity, may be noticed.?;If you experience static shocks while working in an area where flammable atmospheres (solvent vapours or dust clouds) might be present, seek advice immediately. There may be a fire or explosion risk.?;Electrostatic charging has frequently caused: Fires and explosions Disruption of production lines Degradation of products Equipment malfunction, computer downtime Electrostatic shocks to personnel? ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????;Static charge build-up is enhanced when the air is dry. So, static problems and e