| Silicon steel stampings are used in the laminations of electric motor armatures, rotors, and generators. |
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| The sprag clutch, in turn, allows the electric motor to overrun the engine when its power is not being utilized. |
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| It recharges during braking, and feeds the electric motor and two pairs of 120-volt outlets, one in the cab, the other in a rear cargo box. |
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| When the car is slowing down, the electric motor runs backwards, acting as a generator to charge the battery. |
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| The second type of machine overcomes both of these disadvantages by making use of only one electric motor to drive a series of stepped cones. |
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| Hybrid vehicles combine an electric motor with a gasoline engine to deliver above-average gas mileage. |
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| That makes the electric motor the prime mover, with the engine used to assist the motor and power the generator. |
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| The idea is that when you put your foot down the electric motor and the V6 join forces to provide Herculean power. |
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| Attach these mandrels to an electric motor to make a high quality, low cost work station for various sanding, polishing and buffing operations. |
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| Conrad used a propane burner under an old steel drum, an electric motor to turn mixing blades, and a manual pump. |
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| He invented neon and fluorescent lighting, and the humble little AC electric motor that you find throughout all modern industrialised societies. |
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| In simplified terms, the wheel motor is a large electric motor, like the ones you might find on a slot car. |
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| It is powered by a conventional electric motor with a bank of batteries to run it. |
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| The lightweight device, powered by an electric motor, gently simulates the rocking movements normally provided by mum or dad. |
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| The energy bill also includes a new tax credit for buyers of hybrid cars, which combine an electric motor with an internal-combustion engine. |
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| With only three moving parts in the electric motor, electric propulsion systems are designed to last for two decades or more. |
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| The steam engine had symbolized the First Industrial Revolution and the electric motor and internal combustion engine the Second. |
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| Instead, an electric motor powered by the hydrogen fuel cells turns the front wheels. |
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| A hybrid car uses both an internal-combustion engine and an electric motor. |
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| The fun begins when the ECU disengages the electromagnetic locking unit and tells the electric motor to spin the planetary gear set's carrier. |
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| The counter-rotating shafts create a high degree of turbulence from a single electric motor. |
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| The book takes a very systematic approach to both installation and troubleshooting electric motor drives. |
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| A simple worm grader, run by an electric motor, separates the worms from the dirt. |
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| The clutch between the engine and traction motor is engaged, and electric motor used for bursts of acceleration. |
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| The small steering wheel has loads of adjustment and the whole pedal box moves back and forward via an electric motor. |
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| One switch releases an electric motor clutch brake and the other signals power to the electric motor for up or down movement of the stabilizer. |
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| He went on to build an electric motor in 1832 and invented the commutator, an integral part of most modern electric motors. |
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| A switch, preferably a foot switch, is operably connected to the reversible electric motor. |
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| They also had a small roadster there with their electric motor, but I was unable to see into the engine bay as they had lost the keys! |
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| This past September, he completed his fiftieth year at an electric motor factory. |
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| The Prius runs on electricity and petrol by combining an internal combustion engine with an electric motor. |
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| In Japan, Mazda is road-testing a Premacy hydrogen hybrid minivan that combines a rotary engine with an electric motor and lithium-ion batteries. |
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| The previous tech advance started at the end of the 19th century and was due mainly to the development of both the electric motor and the internal-combustion engine. |
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| With these e-bikes, an electric motor starts when it senses you pedalling too hard, usually on starts and going up hills, stopping when you're done straining. |
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| It may be powered by hand, pedal, or other motive force such as a suitably geared lawn mower engine or the electric motor taken from a discarded washing machine. |
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| The principle axis is driven to circumvolve by electric motor through a pair of belt pulley. |
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| Hybrids hook a small petrol or diesel engine to an electric motor and a storage battery. |
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| Stop-start town traffic gave an advantage to the hybrids, with the Prius, which can run solely on its electric motor at slow speeds, far in the lead. |
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| The winch has a free-wheeling feature that allows the cable to be pulled off the winch drum without using the 12 volt electric motor. |
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| The pneumatics provide the high power density required, while the electric motor contributes the fast response times and fine controllability. |
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| They have a rotating stainless-steel drum that can be closed with a cover, mounted on a mobile frame and having an electric motor. |
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| This is achieved by fitting each wheel with an electric motor that can rotate either clockwise or anticlockwise, as appropriate. |
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| Depending on the area of use RUSSIG slide valves are equipped with a hand or hasp wheel, with electric motor or electropneumatic drive. |
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| Phase: A term used to describe the spatial relationship of windings in an electric motor or voltages and currents in an electric circuit. |
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| The conveyer belt of every roller is fitted with one set of electric motor. |
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| However, the interlock did not interfere with the operation of the electric motor used to top up the boom. |
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| Thus the unusual, zippy, little town car is one of the first series models on the market with an entirely new design and a pure electric motor. |
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| Its bones were surely made of brittle glass, they seemed so fragile, and its heart thrummed like a miniature electric motor as it beat over a thousand times a minute. |
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| Each flywheel is powered with an electric motor, so they can reach different speeds. |
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| Would the electric motor that Nikola Tesla introduced in 1899 result in less drudgery? |
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| The unloading boom topping lift system was actuated directly by an electric motor, and operated independently of the hydraulic slewing system. |
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| An isolette is equipped with an electronically controlled electric motor, which is bus-compatible and can be externally programmed. |
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| This vehicle is fitted with a nonsynchronous electric motor, a robot-aided transmission and the latest Lithium-Ion batteries. |
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| Although there are several different types of watt-hour meters, each consists essentially of a small electric motor and a counter. |
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| The vehicle was intended primarily to be powered by an electric motor. |
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| Most of the arguments in favour of the internal combustion engine and against the steam engine and the electric motor are technological or economic in nature. |
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| The fastening screws for the electric motor must match the attachment borings. |
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| An electric bicycle is a bicycle with an auxiliary electric motor supporting the bicyclist during operation. |
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| Cold room sliding door automation by electric motor and chain transmission system. |
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| So in 2006 he converted a powered hang-glider, removing its small combustion engine and replacing it with a battery and an electric motor. |
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| Valeo has innovated by using the converter and part of the electric motor in inverted mode, since these parts are idle at this time. |
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| The Cerato LPI has a heat engine mono-fuel LPG assisted by an electric motor. |
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| Move the electric motor so that the straight edge touches both coupling halves over the entire length. |
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| The efficiency can be doubled and the emissions respectively halved with a combined internal combustion engine and an electric motor. |
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| Overlaps occur in the fields of transmissions for electric motor rider trucks and internal combustion engine trucks. |
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| Moreover, only sailing boats and electric motor engines are allowed to navigate. |
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| When the truck stops to make deliveries, while waiting in tailbacks or at traffic lights, the electric motor automatically takes over again. |
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| Drive train' means the combination of an electric motor and a power controller. |
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| Hybrid cars rely both on a traditional combustion engine and an electric motor supported by a powerful rechargeable battery. |
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| The curious thing about this type of generator is that it was really originally designed as an electric motor. |
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| In addition, it is recommended to keep away from the pump in order to avoid the contact between the solvent fumes and the electric motor. |
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| A two-speed electric motor or a frequency converter can be used to vary the speed of the compressor. |
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| Models are available with electric motor, or bearing frame depending on installation requirements. |
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| Choose heating units that are not dependent on an electric motor, electric fan, or some other electric device to function. |
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| Various types of hub for the connection to the electric motor are available. |
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| The current is channeled to an 82-hp electric motor that drives the car. |
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| The electric motor puts out 65kW with a top speed of 60 mph. |
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| At low speeds, the car uses only the electric motor powered by batteries. |
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| It may be powered by hand, pedal, or some other motive force such as a suitably geared lawn mower engine or the electric motor taken from a discarded washing machine. |
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| Electricity powers the electric motor, which in turn propels the vehicle. |
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| The hybrid's electric motor itself serves as the starter motor. |
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| The vehicle consists of a flat surface upon which a lifting device and an electric motor and the lifting device are mounted, which operates the vehicle and the lifting device. |
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| This is the same government which will in future require a person wanting to operate a boat with an electric motor on a lake to pass an exam in order to obtain a licence, and we agree with that. |
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| Essentially, the hybrid module comprises a 115 kW electric motor and a decoupler that serves as the connection with the combustion engine. |
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| Sometime around 1840, he started to investigate the feasibility of replacing the brewery's steam engines with the newly invented electric motor. |
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| Because of the power required to propel the vehicle at country-road or motorway speeds the electric motor is hardly able to offer any additional support to the internal combustion engine. |
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| At speeds of less than 50 kph, the electric motor is just about the only source of noise, and it is much quieter than an internal combustion engine. |
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| The Wankel engine delivers around 250bhp, with a 50bhp boost from a single electric motor. |
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| Geared motors with helical bevel gears, including drive gears and pinions, are used to adapt the speed of an electric motor to the speed of the driven machine. |
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| Battery electric vehicles run on an electric motor that is battery powered. When the batteries run low, they are recharged by plugging into the grid. |
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| The electric polisher that can be found on small dental combos works with a 110 volt electrical supply, which gives the power to a small electric motor. |
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| The setup on the rear axle is to have a 115-kW electric motor and a decoupler. |
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| The pigeons have been cleared from the clock tower – where an electric motor now powers the original cogs – overlooking trees, granite benching and new lighting designed to show off the architecture by night. |
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| The electric motor is capable of spinning up to 7,500 rpm. |
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| Powertrain: 201-horsepower electric motor. |
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| That electric motor produces 47 horsepower. |
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| The electric motor helps increase midrange acceleration. |
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| A further advantage of this supercapacitor is that it can discharge its electric energy to the electric motor within a few milliseconds for instant and stunning acceleration. |
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| An electric motor can deliver a huge amount of torque, or turning force, which is what gives electric cars such rapid acceleration, and is good for turning propellers, too. |
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| The models will be driveable using the electric motor only, although they will not have as much pure-electric range as a Chevrolet Volt. |
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| It was Tesla who invented the polyphase electric motor, the bladeless steam turbine, and the radio-guided torpedo. |
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| The pump is powered by an electric motor and reduction gear box. |
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| Specialized machinery allows for the installation of augered pile inside commercial and industrial buildings and, thanks to its electric motor, without toxic fumes or curing time. |
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| If he were to visit Hydro-Québec to look into new energy sources, the electric motor or the electric drive, he would appear to be a bit of an outsider. |
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| Governments should examine barriers to the optimisation of energy efficiency in electric motor driven systems and design and implement comprehensive policy portfolios aimed at overcoming such barriers. |
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| With an individual electric motor at each wheel, weight distribution as well as mechanical efficiency and traction are maximized, while friction of mechanical gears is eliminated. |
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| Morton cleans his seeds with a machine from the late 1800s, that he's rigged up with an electric motor and he uses peat moss to protect the seeds during storage. |
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| Such beaters are driven by a separate electric motor or a turbine which uses the suction power to spin the brushroll via a drive belt. |
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| Hover mowers are necessarily light in order to achieve the air cushion and typically have plastic bodies with an electric motor. |
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| An electric motor is an electrical machine that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy. |
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| In an electric motor the moving part is the rotor which turns the shaft to deliver the mechanical power. |
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| A stepper motor may also be thought of as a cross between a DC electric motor and a rotary solenoid. |
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| Each paddle wheel was driven by an individual electric motor, giving outstanding maneuverability. |
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| Generally, the source of power for the electric motor has been batteries, but development in fuel cell technology has created several prototypes. |
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| Modern machines are driven by belting from an electric motor or an overhead shaft via two pulleys. |
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| A multi-phase electric motor that fits into a wheel hub and provides accelerative and regenerative power to a vehicle. |
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| This allowed the engine to drive the electric motor as a generator to recharge the batteries and also propel the submarine. |
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| To track an object, the telescope's polar axis is driven smoothly by an electric motor at a sidereal rate namely, at a rate equal to the rate of rotation of Earth with respect to the stars. |
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| The diesel or gasoline engine and the electric motor, separated by clutches, were initially on the same shaft driving the propeller. |
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| Thanks to electric motor assistance, riding uphill becomes child's play, leaving you all the more time to stop off at an inn or do some sightseeing in the picturesque villages and the little town of Willisau. |
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| For full dosing run the electric motor for a short while. |
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| An 1898 coal-fired steam launch is available by private charter and you can also hire rowing boats, punts and electric motor boats. |
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| An electric motor revolving up to 10,000 times a minute pushes an incompressible fluid around the Abiomed heart, and that fluid, in turn, pushes the blood first to the lungs to be oxygenated, and then around the body. |
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| A sun blind with an electric motor makes the home even more pleasant and if it is combined with an electronic controller, you will always obtain the right amount of sun protection automatically. |
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| The electric motor replaces the conventional starter motor and alternator to save weight. |
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| When the ride starts, the computer chooses a low gear using a special derailleur that is controlled by an electric motor, a potentiometer and internal gears. |
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| The team says replacing a metal wheel well with a composite one could enable Volvo to reduce the number of batteries needed to power the electric motor. |
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| A gasoline engine or electric motor can be added to a cylinder mower to power the cylinder, the wheels, the roller, or any combination of these. |
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| A beam from a laser source is shone on to this mirror, which sweeps it from side to side across a second mirror that is in turn swivelled up and down by a tiny electric motor. |
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| In both cases, an electric motor, which converts current into mechanical energy, briefly reverses its function to become a generator, converting mechanical energy into current. |
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| The usual exhaust roar is replaced by a hushed whooshing sound as the car accelerates rapidly and relentlessly thanks to the high torque of an electric motor making gear changes unnecessary because there is no gearbox. |
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| The Millenium Tuk-Tuk features a hydrogen fuel cell, electric motor and a complex control system. |
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| Use of an electric wheelchair is indicated, when the use of hand-operated wheelchairs is no longer possible due to the disability, but proper operation of an electric motor driven wheelchair is still possible. |
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| In the 2010 Camry Hybrid, a 2.4-litre four-cylinder engine serves as the heart of the hybrid system, which also includes a high-torque electric motor and a powerful storage battery. |
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| The vans use both a traditional gasoline-powered internal-combustion engine and a battery-powered electric motor. |
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| Some of the major commercially used energy recovery devices include reverse turbine, Pelton wheel, pressure exchanger, work exchanger, and electric motor drive. |
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| Corrine Dufour of Savannah, Georgia received two patents in 1899 and 1900 for another blown air system that seems to have featured the first use of an electric motor. |
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| A driver can either be an electric motor or a water turbine. |
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| Faraday would later use the principles he had discovered to construct the electric dynamo, the ancestor of modern power generators and the electric motor. |
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| This paper exemplifies an application of this algorithm on a product of motor-reducer type, which consists of a planetary speed reducer and an electric motor. |
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| Instead every machine could be equipped with its own electric motor, providing easy control at the point of use, and improving power transmission efficiency. |
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| Outside the United States watts or kilowatts are generally used for electric motor ratings and in such usage it is the output power that is stated. |
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| This advanced, super charged, electric motor sends the ESR750H PPV to speeds of up to 28 mph and can deliver up to 7 HP in short acceleration bursts. |
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| The air gap has important effects, and is generally as small as possible, as a large gap has a strong negative effect on the performance of an electric motor. |
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| A torque motor is a specialized form of electric motor which can operate indefinitely while stalled, that is, with the rotor blocked from turning, without incurring damage. |
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| They use an electric motor or alternator to generate electricity as the vehicle decelerates, thereby recovering a portion of the vehicle's kinetic energy. |
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| The first hybrid-electric vehicle sold in the United States, the Insight uses a combination lean-burn gasoline engine and a high-efficiency electric motor. |
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| A piezoelectric motor or piezo motor is a type of electric motor based upon the change in shape of a piezoelectric material when an electric field is applied. |
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