Radial Engineering
Radial Engineering
does anyone know the difference between rural & urban substation protection in electrical engineering?
this is in terms of cable sizes,autoreclosers,sectionalizers,line construction and protection as wellas radial or ring networks
Basically urban areas use more energy than rural areas.
so the ring networks are common in urban areas and ratings of cables autorclosures and higher.
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Radial ProD2 Passive 2 Channel Direct Box List Price: $175.00 Sale Price: Too low to display Used From: $170.59  |
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Following in the footsteps of the JDI Duplex, the Radial ProD2 is a high-quality compact passive 2-channel stereo direct box designed for keyboards, DJ equipment and guitars and priced to be attractive to regional sound companies and project studios... |
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Radial Pro DI Passive Direct Box List Price: $115.00 Sale Price: Too low to display Used From: $86.25 |
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The Radial ProDI's are high-quality, full-range passive direct boxes equipped with custom made audio transformers for exceptional signal handling without saturation and with extremely low phase distortion in the critical bass and mid regions... |
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Radial BigShot ABY True Passive Switcher List Price: $100.00 Sale Price: $76.46 Used From: $71.99 |
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The Radial Engineering BigShot ABY Passive Switcher toggles between 2 guitar amps. Or use the BigShot to play them both at the same time. Offers a guitar input, a thru-put, and 2 outputs. Output B has a ground-lift and 180 polarity reverse... |
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Radial Engineering JDI MK3 Passive Direct Box List Price: $200.00 Sale Price: $199.00 |
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The worlds finest passive direct box! It employs the legendary Jensen® JT-DBE transformer which is renowned for its warm Bessel response curve. Virtually zero phase distortion, exceptional signal handling and the advantage of true isolation to eliminate hum makes the Radial JDI the choice for live sound reinforcement... |
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Radial Tonebone Classic Tube Distortion Pedal List Price: $275.00 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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The Tonebone Classic is the most flexible Tonebone distortion pedal. With three drive settings and a variable drive control, you can dial in everything from dirt to drastic and everywhere in between. The Classic's design is based on vintage overdrive sounds that started in the 1960's and 1970's and today remain some of the most sought after tones... |
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Radial Pro48 Active 48-Volt Compact Direct Box List Price: $160.00 Sale Price: Too low to display Used From: $109.44 |
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The Radial Pro48 is a high-performance 48V phantom powered active direct box designed specifically for today's higher output instruments. The Pro48's inovative digital switching power supply significantly increases headroom and allows for less distortion while yielding a smooth, linear response extending from 20Hz to well above 100kHz resulting in natural, uncolored transfer of the signal... |
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Radial Engineering SGI TX/RX Studio Guitar Interface List Price: $300.00 Sale Price: $229.00 |
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Active studio guitar interface, the SGI comes complete with "transmit" and "receive" modules that use common balanced XLR cable to connect your guitar to amps up to 500 feet away! Features active Class A circuitry with Drag control load correction for the best audio quality and transformer isolation to eliminate hum caused by ground loops... |
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Radial Engineering JDX Reactor Guitar Amp and Cabinet Direct Box List Price: $220.00 Sale Price: $199.99 |
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The Radial JDX Reactor is a direct box designed to capture the explosive dynamics and warm tone of the electric guitar by connecting between the head and cabinet of a guitar amplifier to provide a direct feed to the PA or recording system... |
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Radial Bones Twin City ABY Amp Switcher List Price: $199.00 Sale Price: $149.99 Used From: $149.99 |
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The Bones Twin-City footswitch from Radial Engineering is an active ABY switcher and buffer that enables you to connect any two amps and drive them simultaneously without noise, loss of gain, and without degrading your natural guitar tone... |
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Radial J48 MK2 48V Phantom Power Active Direct Box List Price: $220.00 Sale Price: $199.00 Used From: $184.75 |
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The Radial J48 is a superior sounding active direct box that has been optimized to produce maximum headroom while working within the limited current available from standard 48V phantom power. By employing a unique switching power supply, the J48 is capable of peak transients to 9 volts without choking... |
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 Radial Engineering BigShot I O Selector Switch  US $69.59
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 Radial Engineering BigShot PB1 Class A Power Booster Pedal US $139.99
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 Radial Engineering Bones R800 7105 London Distortion US $159.99
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Radial Blowers
A radial fan is used in so many different ways and usually run by using electricity although a radial fan can also run off a generator. Most households have a radial fan, there is generally some sort of fan found in most houses. A radial fan can be just your normal portable fan or a ceiling fan is normal is most humid areas. When you do have a ceiling fan it's important to note that most of them must be put in by an experienced electrician otherwise you could have some serious problems with them. They are certainly a lot more economical than running an air conditioner, which is why they are so popular in humid areas where having some air flow cools down the place. Radial fans are also found in most air conditioning units now, they are used to blow cooled air out of the unit and into the room.
Radial fans are used in a large number of different industries, whether that be for the fan in your car or a fan in your computer to keep it from heating up too much. The word Radial means spreading out of a common centre which is how most fans work. They can also be used in large industrial type settings where there is a need to push either cooling air or just making sure there is air flow through a certain area.
Radial fans can also be known as a centrifugal fan, which is made up of three different types of blade settings. They are the straight steel plate paddle wheel, the forward multi-vane multi-blade and the backward turbo vane. They are also used in Industrial type situations such as factories, large underground carparks and gymnasiums. They can be used in lots of different situations where there are large enclosed open spaces which need some type of circulation, whether that be blowing cold air through the premises or to just have some sort of air movement. There are different types of fans, which can be put in an industrial factory such as a mounted fan or a freestanding fan. Obviously to do a large area you need a large fan so having it mounted can be a benefit whilst having it freestanding can also be a benefit because it can be moved if need be. There are also different noise levels of these fans but most fans these days are relatively quiet especially in an area such as a factory.
Automobiles also have radial fans placed in them to keep them from overheating, this is probably the most popular use for radial fans in this day and age. They're placed under the hood of the car to keep the motor cool and stop it from overheating. Another use for radial fans is also the home computer, obviously these are a lot smaller than most radial fans but they get the job done, by stopping the computer from overheating also.
A Radial fan is used for so many purposes these days whether that be for items found in most households or in cars or factories. They play an integral part in our everyday lives and will do so for many years to come.
Tenderall Fan Co. is a world wide distributor of industrial process ans OEM fans and blowers, as well as fan components; including high pressure blowers, high temperature fans, spark resistant and explosion proof ventilators, tubeaxial and vaneaxial high pressure ventilators. Canada Blower also does existing fans and blowers repairs, re-build, as well as dynamical wheels balancing.
For additional information please refer to http://www.tenderall.com/blower/index.html.
Oleg Chetchel
Industrial Equipment Engineer
Tenderall Fan Co.
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Oleg Chetchel
Ventilation Equipment Designer
Tenderall Fan Co.
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