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Whether we're aware of it or not, sometimes we take nature for granted (I hate to say even most times) and we forget how to truly appreciate it. While it's beautiful and our source of life though we fail to see this often, it can be unforgiving same way if we don't pay enough attention to it. In Australia, we know what it can be like, we've seen its destructive face when heat waves strike. Considering the number of bushfires per week increased by 40%  over the span from 2008 to 2013, we've sort of become accustomed to flames which is why fire fighting systems are our best friends, and it's not just in the Australian Outback but all around the overly populated areas too, regardless of whether it's for commercial or home use, buildings or houses. We can't always blame drought for being the main culprit, sometimes accidents can happen so every household simply must have its own fire pump because precious time can be lost while waiting for help to arrive. If you have a pool or pond, you could use them in emergencies as water supplies. There is certainly no shortage on pumps on the market either; Nowadays, thanks to technology you could buy fire pump online and this makes for easier purchasing. Fire Pump
11 April, 2017
A frequency inverter is a type of adjustable speed drive that's commonly used in electro-mechanical drive systems used to control torque and AC motor speed by varying motor input voltage and frequency. Frequency inverters are used in applications ranging from large mill drives and compressors to the smallest of appliances. Around 25% of the world's electrical energy is used by electric motors in industrial applications. These are specifically conducive for energy savings using frequency inverters in centrifugal load services. The inverters' global market penetration for all applications is still quite small and this lack of penetration emphasizes significant efficiency improvement opportunities for new inverter installations.
13 December, 2016
Gears are one of the oldest pieces of mechanical equipment that dates back thousands of years. The first description of gears, however, was written by Aristotle in the 4th century B.C. And sketches of various types of gears were found in Leonardo da Vinci's notebooks. Gears have come a long way since the earliest wooden models and today they are made with maximum precision and they are part nearly any machine. Gears are used to transmit power from one part of a machine to another. Buy combining them together in different ways, you can increase speed, increase force, change direction, and so on. Although they seem complex at first glance, in principle, they are actually quite simple. It's just a matter of physics in action. Let's take a car engine as a simple example. Thanks to gears, a car engine can harness the power stored in gasoline. Basically, gasoline explodes and moves the cylinders of the engine up and down. Gears make sure that this up and down motion is converted to circular motion that gets the car moving.
02 November, 2016

Sensors are devices that detect signals. They respond to changes which can be either chemical or physical, such as distance, temperature or speed. They can convert all of those signals into electric signals. They find many uses in every day objects like alarms, car parking sensors, tire pressure monitoring systems in cars, etc. The sensor itself cannot be seen and people are often unaware that it's there.

27 September, 2016