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Reliance Is Setting Up Gigafactories In India!

  Reliance will build a total of 4 gigafactory facilities here in the near future. Our India's Reliance Industries plans to set up a gigafactory each for batteries, fuel cells, photovoltaic cells, and hydrogen at an investment of Rs. 60,000 crores over the next 3 years. Actually, this  gigafactory method was planed by Elon Musk is to keep 100 Gigafactory all over the world. Chairman and MD of Reliance Industries, Mukesh Ambani, announced the above on Thursday while addressing the company’s 44th annual general meeting. And he added that a further Rs. 15,000 crores would be spent on future technologies, value chain and partnerships, taking the total investment in the planned new energy ecosystem to Rs. 75,000 crores. According to Mukesh Ambani, the each Reliance gigafactory will work to manufacture and integrate all critical components of new energy ecosystem. “We have started work on developing the Dhirubhai Ambani Green Energy Giga Complex on 5000 acres in Jamnagar,” the
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Why is the positive terminal of the car battery always covered with a rubber mount?

 Did anybody notice that Why is the positive terminal of the car battery always covered?

And it's a Famous Automobile Interview question too,

Today let's talk about a small topic but, it should be known for all for those who don't even know about car batteries, this must be known for all to be safe while operating the battery, No worries I will Explain it!


In the above image, you can see that the positive end is covered with a plastic cover type.

Now, You think for a while Why? What's the reason? It's very simple,

The positive terminal is covered because it is at a higher voltage.


 Connect the red terminal to any point in the car (with something conductive) will result in current flowing. 

This is to prevent the positive and negative getting in contact with each other during the removal or installation of the battery or handling the battery with other metal tools, When removing the negative terminal, there are some chances for the wrench to touch the positive terminal, which can create a sudden spark emission from the Positive side. So, to avoid this, the positive terminal of the battery is always kept covered with a rubber or some kind of plastic cover.

So, I think you just got an idea about it!

That's it for today's blog you can share your opinion on the comment session.
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