What are implications for change over from 50 hz to 60 hz system?

adreeta

adreeta

@adreeta-oG0IKV • Oct 26, 2024
what are implications for change over from 50 hz to 60 hz system?
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  • reachrkata

    reachrkata

    @reachrkata-FOcqhH • Mar 5, 2010

    If you are using devices that usually work on DC - Like your laptop, TV, stereo system would not be affected that much i think, since they would have a rectifier at the very beginning.

    Then there are the incandescent lamps which are independent of frequency.

    But the problems may be with motors, refrigerators and tube-lights (not sure) which depend on the input frequency itself for their working. Especially motors - because the stators and rotors are constructed for the frequency.

    -Karthik
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  • adreeta

    adreeta

    @adreeta-oG0IKV • Mar 8, 2010

    what are the advantages of dc systems over ac systems?
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  • adreeta

    adreeta

    @adreeta-oG0IKV • Mar 8, 2010

    thank u for the answer. its of great help.
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  • ashuashi

    ashuashi

    @ashuashi-Z4179a • Mar 12, 2010

    There are problems to the equipments which are not designed to operate on dual frequencies and are connected to different as mentioned.

    Whether its a Transformer, motor, - if not operated on designed frequency - has adverse effects of system getting heated up, high/low speed in case of motors etc.
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  • raghunathreddy36

    raghunathreddy36

    @raghunathreddy36-FhZFqH • Mar 13, 2010

    cycloconverter, FFTS using these tech. we have to increase the frequncy but our consumer loads are only 50 hz freq. thats why their is no need to increasing the freq.
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  • aj_onduty

    aj_onduty

    @aj-onduty-BvuwMK • Aug 26, 2010

    Just for information, please read this thread. You may need the information.
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