kacyz said:Hello, I need Your help. I am looking for generator and I don't know were to find it.
I need generator witch at 150000 rpm give 42A at 10kW current.
This generator I will use at my car turbine, so it should be smoll.
Thank you for your help.
kacyz said:I attach an idea that I am talking about. I am planning to adjust this system in the hybrid car to charge batteries.
What do you think about heat exchanger, what could be inside it?
The generator uses the principle of electromagnetic induction to convert mechanical energy from the high speed rotation into electrical energy. This allows it to produce a high current of 42A at 10kW power output.
The key factors to consider include the required power output, rotational speed, and current capacity. It's also important to consider the efficiency and reliability of the generator, as well as any specific design requirements for the intended use.
No, 150000 rpm is a very high rotational speed and would require a specialized and high-performance generator design. Most generators operate at much lower speeds, typically between 1000-3600 rpm.
Yes, this generator can potentially be used for other applications that require high-speed rotation and a similar power output. However, it may not be suitable for lower speed or lower power applications due to its specialized design.
Some potential challenges may include increased wear and tear on the generator components, higher levels of noise and vibration, and the need for specialized materials and manufacturing techniques to withstand the high rotational speeds. Additionally, safety precautions must be taken to prevent accidents due to the high speed rotation.