The 40VDC motor AMETEK is certainly a great motor for a wind generator, but is just one example. This engine is very popular for people who want to build a wind generator, but it is not the only engine that you can use. Moreover, there is, if not better engines, which are readily available and not nearly cost as much. The popularity 40VDC motor AMETEK has its price increased. Here's what to look for in an engine, so you can effectively build a wind generator.
A motor, a generator and a motor-generator,
A motor current to produce torque used during a three-phase generator for generating electricity used. You can physically run the motor and will generate that electricity. This means that any equipment or device that uses electricity to create a rotational movement, has the potential to be a generator. Run engine and create electricity that is then called a generator. A motor a generator and a generator motor, the only difference lies in the application.
Why use 3pole Engines Engines instead of 2-pole
When a motor generator is performed with the wind energy, which is the conversion of a motor generator substantially. A motor works to generate the magnetic fields by the return rotation. When a 2-pole motor used therefor, there is a time when the electromagnet is a point of equilibrium in the magnetic field, which makes short time, the positive and negative in their batteries. This brief electrical Son temporary loss. 3 areas not this engine balance and briefly eliminated. This leads to more effective a 3-pole motor and be a wise choice for a wind generator.
There are many factors in the choice of efficient engines for windmills. If a good guide for the construction of a wind generator is used, it is to explain in detail why and what to look for. There are literally thousands of brands of engines that make excellent wind generators, and the best part is that most of them are overlooked, just because people do not know how to determine a good engine for use. I can count at least 20 in my own house, which has excellent potential. The potential is abundant, if you know what to look for.
