I am looking at designing and then building a generator for a wind
turbine and would like to figure out a few things.
Every example I have seen thus so far shows generators using 3
coils for each phase in a 3 phase generator but I would like to know
if it's possible for to use more then 3 coils for each of the 3 phases
of the generator as so I can produce more electricity such as 8 coils
for each of the three phases. I am thinking of wiring in star / series as so
not to put the amps to high for the wire and up the voltage.
I was thinking of using 24AWG wire. It seems to be rated for 3.5 Amps.
But I would like to know because I can't seem to find it anywhere, is there
a maximum amount of volts I can put through the wire. I am sure there is
but what is it? Is there a chart somewhere for max volts for wire, like
there is for Amps.
Thanks for any help in advance.
turbine and would like to figure out a few things.
Every example I have seen thus so far shows generators using 3
coils for each phase in a 3 phase generator but I would like to know
if it's possible for to use more then 3 coils for each of the 3 phases
of the generator as so I can produce more electricity such as 8 coils
for each of the three phases. I am thinking of wiring in star / series as so
not to put the amps to high for the wire and up the voltage.
I was thinking of using 24AWG wire. It seems to be rated for 3.5 Amps.
But I would like to know because I can't seem to find it anywhere, is there
a maximum amount of volts I can put through the wire. I am sure there is
but what is it? Is there a chart somewhere for max volts for wire, like
there is for Amps.
Thanks for any help in advance.