A generator is a rotating electrical unit used to create power. Depending on its design, a generator can produce direct current (DC), alternating current (AC), or both. Their versatility and power make them a crucial part of many advanced systems, such as modern robotics. To carry out its function, there are many components that make up a generator. In this blog, we will discuss the most important parts of a generator. Read more >>

Turbo generators are devices which can utilize the mechanical energy of a fluid to generate electricity. To achieve this, a turbine assembly is attached to a generator, allowing for a number of applications to benefit from high amounts of power. Depending on the application that a turbine assembly is used for, water, wind, and even hot gases may be harnessed by a series of blades to drive a connected generator and benefit hydropower plants, thermal power plants, gas turbines, wind turbines, and more. Read more >>

For a fuel powered aircraft to perform optimally and achieve heavier-than-air flight, they require an advanced fuel system that is capable of storing, transporting, and combusting fuel efficiently. While many aircraft may vary in their general appearance, functionality, and application, most contain similar parts and systems that enable proper fuel consumption for flight. To best understand how the fuel system works for operating and caring for an aircraft, it is most beneficial to be aware of the most common components that make them up. Read more >>

A bypass rotameter refers to a system that is made for measuring accurate data regarding the fluid rate of flow in pipelines. Normally it is used to measure larger pipes including those that are eleven and a half inches in diameter or larger. This can be done with a decent bypass flow that is directly proportional to the main flow. Also known as an inference type rotameter is useful because of its accuracy and durability. For a more detailed look at what a bypass rotameter is and what it does, read the article below. Read more >>

A hydraulic pump can be applied for multiple mechanisms and applications, as they are designed to move sizable amounts of oil via a hydraulic motor or a cylinders. The way that this works is that mechanical energy in the form of torque or speed is converted by the hydraulic pump into a flow pressure, or in other words, into hydrostatic energy. If you have a pump that you can connect to this hydraulic mechanism, you can utilize this hydraulic mechanism to do different types of services including but not limited to lowering something, as well as opening, lifting rotating or closing parts. In this article, we will go over what a hydraulic pump is and more about how it can be applied. Read more >>