For interest sake 2

While a mechanical engineer is working on a propeller based aeroplane under a light bulb connected to a utility at 50 Hz 50\text{ Hz} during night time. This light is causing a safety hazard for the worker because the light

is working on a power factor of 1 is flickering at a rate of 20 milliseconds is producing light efficiently is dispersing light in an angle of 90 degrees

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Brandon Louw
Jun 19, 2016

The sinusoidal waveform supplying the light causes a flickering of 20ms, faster than the response time of the human eye. This might not seem like an issue, but the propeller blades could be rotating in harmony with the flickering of the light globe, causing an illusion of a stationary blade!

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