bendike:

Nepa man spotted

You nor do integrated science?

Shekau see your life! See small boy wey no reach you dey fabricate transformer, you dey there dey bomb. Dem go soon catch you!!

LORDKing001:

Which course you study abeg?

Lol...na wa to you o

Simplyleo:

You need to tell me the value of the current associated with the 415 volt of course.

Honestly, if you read electrical engineering, pls go back and read your books again. Or simply use the internet. I'm really surprised that an electrical engineer is asking these questions.

First I am not an electrical engineer, I am only a hobbyist with some circuit design experience.

Secondly, I know electrical engineers in this forum understands exactly what I am talking about.

Kokaine:

Exactly my question. How did he test it? Where did he get the 33kv or 11kv to test it? Except he did something that can step down 415v to 220v with the effect that it can perform the same transformation when subjected to higher voltages.

There's no step down from 415 to 220. 415V is same as 220V. One is three phase connection, the other is Single phase. The aboki just do one science project for one community exhibition.

omoadeleye:
Nice one, people need to start generating their own light and stop depending on this incompetent government.

Aliyu, well done for liberating your households From the darkness this government left us to. Just enjoy your new modern transformer.

Oga, transformers don't generate electricity.

luluman:
Nooo, Hausa amaka

But emmm Bwana Hausa people are Africans

Still Africans Amaka

Niyeal:
Can it generate electricity

Transformer don't generate electricity instead it transfer it from AC to DC vice versa.

wirinet:

You see you are now going back to my assertion. Current depends on the voltage by the relationship P=IV. You need the voltage and power before you can determine current. Meanwhile, voltage is already known whether power is consumed or not.
Induction depends on voltage and not current.

Oga, abeg I don taya. I can't imagine myself arguing something as rudimentary as this with an electrical engineer.

Pls you Google. But before then, look at the screenshot below. Anywhere you come across a discussion contrary to what I said, pls let me know.

For now, I don taya.

wirinet:

First I am not an electrical engineer, I am only a hobbyist with some circuit design experience.

Secondly, I know electrical engineers in this forum understands exactly what I am talking about.

Okay.

I read electrical engineering

Practising it in my organisation.

abumeinben:


There's no step down from 415 to 220. 415V is same as 220V. One is three phase connection, the other is Single phase. The aboki just do one science project for one community exhibition.

Thank you jare. I have always wondered why when 2 of those nepa wires join together it gives 415v. I had thought it's 415v that enters the transformer.
So how many volts enters our local transformer before it is transformed to 220/415v, is it 11,000 v?

Northurmate:


Credit: https://www./1314432155565050/permalink/1476275809380683/?app=fbl

This are the type of things we should promote and celebrate on naira land

abumeinben:


You nor do integrated science?

Intergrated science? Na wah oh, I no even remember anything concerning school or book again.

Yenefer:
Awesome wish you Good luck. I hope the oil in the south east finish sooner so that we will go our separate ways

a female for that matter chaii there is god oo

Niyeal:
Can it generate electricity

Transformer doesn't generate electric power to start with.
If it does how?

Transformers don't generate electricity you idiot

Niyeal:
Can it generate electricity

Omo the spelling "Dangre" weak my bone

Who else here thought of Optimus Prime, Bumble Bee, Autobots and Decepticons after seeing the topic??

Simplyleo:

Oga, abeg I don taya. I can't imagine myself arguing something as rudimentary as this with an electrical engineer.

Pls you Google. But before then, look at the screenshot below. Anywhere you come across a discussion contrary to what I said, pls let me know.

For now, I don taya.

Since you said I should use Google, I will. Maybe you will understand what I am trying to say.

The main crux of my argument is that electromagnetic induction, which is the principle which transformers work is a function of voltage, EMF or Potential Difference, and current is a natural consequence of voltage. Voltage is stored up energy, current is the actual amount of that stored up energy that's being used.

You can have voltage without current, but it's impossible to have current without voltage.

Nothing new here!! My eastern and southern brothers have done more than this!! So nothing to celebrate here

wirinet:


Since you said I should use Google, I will. Maybe you will understand what I am trying to say.

The main crux of my argument is that electromagnetic induction, which is the principle which transformers work is a function of voltage, EMF or Potential Difference, and current is a natural consequence of voltage. Voltage is stored up energy, current is the actual amount of that stored up energy that's being used.

You can have voltage without current, but it's impossible to have current without voltage.

You didn't read electrical engineering, so stop pushing this into what you may not even be able to explain.

In the beginning, I told you a transformer can step up both voltage and current. You highlighted the statement and said it was false.

Pls, check anywhere all over the internet and any electrical books then prove me wrong.

A TRANSFORMER STEPS BOTH VOLTAGE AND CURRENT UP AND DOWN. True or false?

As for the independent existence of voltage without current or not, I can't remember discussion anything like that. What I simply said that may be close to this is that, voltage itself does not generate magnetic flux neccessary for induction but current does. You may also check anywhere to prove me wrong on this.

Aboki Amaka

Nigerians Amaka

Niyeal:
Can it generate electricity

No na rice e dey generate

na lie!!...aboki no dey know book

Niyeal:
Can it generate electricity

Transformers do not generate electricity...

wirinet:

Aboki will always be Aboki. I just saw the 33kv Dangre sign on the contraption. 33,000volts inside a building? Where the hell will he get 33,000 volts from? 33,000 volts and they are standing close to it.

Number of turns determine the voltage rating of transformer (i/o).
Pls don't disgrace urself in ur effort to mock the talent of someone just because he's not from ur clan.

Coronabirus:
Number of turns determine the voltage rating of transformer (i/o).
Pls don't disgrace urself in ur effort to mock the talent of someone just because he's not from ur clan.

What are you talking about? Are you sure you did not just escape from Yaba left?

Good and good,that's what we need,not unproductive recitation of Arabic book of mental retardness

Good and good,that's what we need,not unproductive recitation of Arabic book of mental retardness.

damosade:
For those that are hailing him , this is just displaying of architecture design ability, this is not a transformer whatsover. He should channel his talent into design ..

For those peoppe that knows nothing about xformer, it is wider and depper than mere image our malam son displayed up there, it does not even near a transformer , i can call it 220v conveyour.

If u really have electrical engineering certificate then I really pity ur school for allowing hatred & jealousy to embarass ur knowledge. What is there so special that a certified Electrical Engineering graduate can't do in design and fabrication of transformer? This is how the developed nations started and his effort is a practical (prototype) achievement of transformer design and construction.
Don't allow ur bigotry to override ur sense of decorum and professional etiquette. Your comment depict mental inferiority of Africans!

Niyeal:
Can it generate electricity

No be small DANGRE

Abi na only me feel am? ?