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Is the Classic Kitchenaid Mixer Truly a Classic?
There are many different KitchenAid mixers made by the company and a few of these appliances are made to mix smaller amounts of food. One of these is the KitchenAid Classic stand mixer. This mixer is relatively small yet it still can be easily used to create delicious foods and dough. Additionally, it works with many different KitchenAid products.
The KitchenAid Classic stand mixer includes a 250 watt motor. This motor is attached to a ten setting speed control which enables you to combine your ingredients quickly and effectively at different levels from a quick whip to a slow stir. This appliance also includes a convenient tilt-head design. The tilt-head design allows the top of the mixer can be swiveled upward to simplify the removal of the beaters and to simplify access to the mixing bowl.
This appliance is designed for a four and a half quart mixing bowl. This bowl is able to mix eight cups of cake batter. It can yield three loaves of bread or six dozen cookies in a single use.
Another very useful advantage of the appliance is that it has a brushed stainless steel finish. This finish is applied to the whole mixer and allows the mixer to be more sturdy and less demanding to use for years and years of regular use. This resiliency is further supported by the comprehensive one-year warranty which includes a full replacement for the improbable occasion when a KitchenAid mixer breaks down.
Another exceptional feature of this mixer is the inclusion of "C" dough hook kneads. These accessories are engineered to mix bread dough at a variety of speeds. It is quite useful for kneading dough to use for bread and pizza. Other handy mixing attachments may be used to make different recipes as well, including a wire whip and a flat beater.
The power hub that is found on the top of the mixer is usable for quite a few optional attachments. These attachments from KitchenAid include a cereal grinder, a ravioli maker and a pasta cutter and roller among other things.
The last benefit of this KitchenAid mixer is that it is surprisingly reasonably priced. The usual selling price for the KitchenAid Classic mixer is a very reasonable $240, but most stores will have holiday markdowns when it can cost about two hundred dollars. This is a great price for a quality mixer.
The KitchenAid Classic stand mixer is a fantastic machine to use for any home. The KitchenAid Classic mixer is capable of kneading dough and blending other foods in an uncomplicated method. It can perform at various speeds and is also well-made. This mixer is also reasonably priced for any family.
What is the operating principle of ceiling fan speed control?
Can anybody explain with diagrams/ curves?
Celing fan has a AC induction motor. The synchronous speed of the motor is calculated by the formula
N =120F/P where N is the synchronous RPM, F the frequency, & P the number of poles.
The induction motor runs at a slip depending upon the load. The slip is rarely more than 10%. In any case from the above formula, it can be seen that voltage - as mentioned in almost all the answers - has no role in the speed control. There is some other reason.
What is it?
Explanation with curves
In the operation of an AC motor, the frequency of the applied power determines the motor’s speed and the voltage determines the motor’s torque capability. The torque capability is actually defined by a curve showing torque capability vs. operating speed. Motors are usually selected for loads such that the load torque requirement curve is below the motor’s torque capability curve. The load curve crosses the motor curve at a point near the motor’s maximum speed. When the motor is started, it will accelerate the load until it is operating at the speed corresponding to the intersection of the motor and load curves. See: http://i1.tinypic.com/6peb3mx.jpg
Some motors, such as shaded pole motors, have a torque capability curve that allows the motor speed to be controlled by reducing the applied voltage. This technique works best when the load torque requirement rises as speed increases. See the image linked above. A fan is a load that has this type of load curve. It can be seen from the curves, that the motor has various torque capability curves for various applied voltages. The curves also show that the load curve intersects the various motor curves at different speeds. Reducing the voltage causes the fan to operate over a range of reduced speeds.
There are various ways to reduce the motor voltage. Inserting resistance in series with the motor is one method. Another method is to provide several connecting points or “taps” on the motor winding. A third method is to use a light dimmer type of electronic circuit that holds off the voltage for a brief adjustable time at the start of each cycle of the AC voltage reducing the effective voltage.
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