@adamaero High voltage as in the formal definition of >1000VAC or >1500VDC something like that? That's some seriously scary stuff :)

@adamaero I do kind of design industrial control systems for a living. Cranes, heavy machinery, various mobile applications. But mainly the software side of things. I try to stay clear of anything VAC since I'm actually not an EE (ssssh don't tell anyone) but a software engineer.

So generally it would go risk assessment ("FMEA") -> list safety functions -> eleminate hazards -> then the rest, what the machine should actually be doing. Get that all on print. Everyone working with industrial machinery tend to appreciate the safety first mind set.

Yes, cables the size of a child's arm

"The enclosure requires a full rebuild "

My company also mentioned quoting this all... which I think they want me to do.

@adamaero That's tough, you really do need an experienced high voltage electrician there. But often there are companies dealing with "various parts needed for machine x" for example a crane, so maybe if you find a company like that they could offer support at some extent, if there's business to be had for them.

Hi

@NOTEBook Hello

Please help me with a doubt

I know that capacitors in series have equal charges

But how is it that equivalent capacitor also have same Q charge on it?

Would this old answer help you: Why is charge the same on every capacitor in series?

I read it already. I found the answer about why charges on each capacitor is same but not for about why it should be same on equivalent capacitor as well