what is the theory invovled in the overheating of wahsing machine?
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Washing machines are electrical machines. They have rotors which do all the washing and drying. These rotors are made up a lot of coils. If a large current passes or if it works a long time, the coils heat up just as any other electric equipment.\n\nThe equation is Heat = (Current)^2*Resistance*time
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it is over heating you need to have air space between the bottom of your lap top an whatever it is sitting on  the fan is at the bottom an it is not getting any air so keep space between your lap top an the table it is sitting on
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A steam engine.  Please, the  1800s are over.  Have you heard of solar power and/or wind power?
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http://www.oz.net/~coilgun/theory/solenoidphysics.htm
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Did it ever have a high temperature of heat? (The normal Temp is around 50 up to 53). If yes, Aopen as i experienced it, always get capacitors defection when it get heated,so try to replace capacitors. take care that Mp may went failure So check it. and dont expose it to more heat.
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Have a look here:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rankine_cycle
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The study of heat and how it behaves.
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It is now clear who is asking for the limit of 3 degrees. Is it the turbine manufacturer, surface condenser manufacturer, or someone else?\n\nI assume the condensate is being pumped. Is it the condensate manufacturer that is asking for the limit?\n\nI would think from a heat conservation standpoint, you would want to keep it as close to the condensing temperature as possible and still be able to pump the condensate.
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go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wankel_engine#How_it_works
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Be careful.  Get fans around it.  Your going to need a new fan, it could be tomorrow or in a couple of months, but it is about to quit.  Until you can get a new fan, get a portable fan down there to cool your system down or you could end up with "melt down".  Good luck.
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overheating is caused by your CPU running for long periods of time without adequate cooling. It should be fine.
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The temperature of a computer doesn't keep increasing all the time it's on, it starts cold then warms up to a stable temperature (which might increase during periods of hard work like playing games) and stays there. So no, there's no need to shut a machine down to stop it overheating.\n\nNote: this assumes the PC in question is working normally. If any of the fans inside the case fail then it could well overheat.
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Don't overload the machine.  In fact under load it.  My mom has one of these machines in her motorhome and when it comes time to dry she takes out some of the clothes and drys them in two seperate shifts.  It takes a long time either way.
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This is a question that can be answered by using the Conservation of Energy Principle.\n\nThe mass (on the rope) loses Potential Energy:  P.E = mgh\n\nThe water is agitated and heats up, so ultimately this is the conversion of Potential Energy into HeatEnergy. (Internal Energy)\n                  Q  =  m.s.(change of temperature)\nwhere s is the specific heat capacity of the water\nEquate the potential Energy cange to the heat energy change and solve the equation for the change in Temperature.
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its heat; radiators give off heat and so does the friction caused by moving atoms
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THERE IS A BOOK CALLED "TURBINES,COMPRESSORS AND FANS :BY S .M YAHAYA"IT WILL ANSWER ALL UR QUERIES.
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for a window fan, \n\nelectrical energy is input and transformed into mechanical energy, plus there is a heat loss.