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| The term used to describe a machine that turns an ] (sometimes called an ]). see..... | The term used to describe a machine that turns an ] (sometimes called an ]). see..... | ||
| Often coupled directly - shaft to shaft, or through a ] or system of ]s to provide a different rotational speed(]) for each unit. | Often coupled directly - shaft to shaft, or through a ] or system of ]s to provide a different rotational speed(]) for each unit. | ||
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The term used to describe a machine that turns an Electrical generator (sometimes called an Alternator). see.....
Often coupled directly - shaft to shaft, or through a gearbox or system of belts to provide a different rotational speed(rpm) for each unit.