GUESS THE 25 GENERATOR PARTS NAME [BY PIC]

Engine

The primary power source of the generator, converting fuel into mechanical energy to drive the generator's components.
Alternator

Converts mechanical energy from the engine into electrical energy, typically in the form of alternating current (AC).
Fuel System

Supplies fuel to the engine, consisting of a fuel tank, fuel pump, fuel filter, and fuel injectors.
Voltage Regulator

Controls the output voltage of the generator by regulating the amount of current produced by the alternator.
Cooling System

Maintains the operating temperature of the engine and alternator, typically using a combination of air and liquid cooling.
Exhaust System

Removes and reduces the emissions from the engine’s combustion process, typically including mufflers and catalytic converters.
Battery Charger

Keeps the generator’s starting battery charged and ready to start the engine when needed.
Control Panel

The user interface of the generator, providing controls, monitoring, and protection features for operating the generator.
Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS)

Automatically switches the power supply from the utility to the generator during a power outage and back when the utility power is restored.
Governor

A mechanical or electronic device that regulates the engine’s speed to maintain a consistent generator output frequency.
Lubrication System

Circulates oil to lubricate the engine’s moving parts, reducing friction and wear.
Starter Motor

An electric motor that initiates the engine’s operation by turning the crankshaft until the engine can run on its own.
Frame (Chassis)

The structural support of the generator, holding all the components together and providing protection and stability.
AVR (Automatic Voltage Regulator)

Automatically adjusts the voltage output to maintain a stable electrical supply despite load variations.
Fuel Injector

Precisely injects fuel into the engine’s combustion chamber to ensure efficient burning.
Air Filter

Removes dust and debris from the air before it enters the engine to prevent internal damage and maintain efficiency.
Muffler

Reduces the noise produced by the engine’s exhaust gases.
Radiator

A component of the cooling system that dissipates heat from the engine coolant into the air.
Oil Filter

Removes contaminants from the engine oil to prevent wear and extend engine life.
Spark Plug

In gasoline generators, ignites the fuel-air mixture in the engine’s combustion chamber.
Carburetor

Mixes air and fuel in the correct proportions for combustion in small gasoline engines.
Flywheel

A rotating mechanical device that stores rotational energy and helps maintain consistent engine speed.
Brushes

Conducts electrical current between stationary and rotating parts in the alternator.
Rotor

The rotating component inside the alternator that interacts with the stator to generate electricity.
Stator

The stationary part of the alternator that contains coils of wire, where electricity is induced by the rotating rotor.
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