Dynamos And Electric Motors How to Make And Run Them
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Two other small motors are shown in Figs. 96 to 106. A fair-sized motor of this type, with a fly-wheel about lj in. In diameter, will be found very handy to revolve small Geissler tubes, or to work small models. In the motor here described, the balance-wheel of a small round American clock was used for a fly-wheel, which is about f in. In diameter. The drawings are all in proportion, so that a scale can be made, which will serve to work from.
io8 DYNAMOS AND ELECTRIC MOTORS.
Figs. 96 and 97 (p.... 106), show an end and side eleva- tion of the motor, with a small angle iron for a yoke, into which the magnet cores are either screwed or bolted. This method, of course, is the neatest, and will look the best ; but as it necessitates the use of a few extra tools, nothing more will be mentioned about it, the drawings speaking for themselves. The simpler form, shown complete by Figs. 98, 99, and 100, will be followed ; here a piece cf round bent iron serves for a magnet, held in its place by a small wooden saddle and a button.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two other small motors are shown in Figs. 96 to 106. A fair-sized motor of this type, with a fly-wheel about lj in. In diameter, will be found very handy to revolve small Geissler tubes, or to work small models. In the motor here described, the balance-wheel of a small round American clock was used for a fly-wheel, which is about f in. In diameter. The drawings are all in proportion, so that a scale can be made, which will serve to work from.
io8 DYNAMOS AND ELECTRIC MOTORS.
Figs. 96 and 97 (p.... 106), show an end and side eleva- tion of the motor, with a small angle iron for a yoke, into which the magnet cores are either screwed or bolted. This method, of course, is the neatest, and will look the best ; but as it necessitates the use of a few extra tools, nothing more will be mentioned about it, the drawings speaking for themselves. The simpler form, shown complete by Figs. 98, 99, and 100, will be followed ; here a piece cf round bent iron serves for a magnet, held in its place by a small wooden saddle and a button.
What to read after Dynamos And Electric Motors How to Make And Run Them?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul N Paul Nooncree Hasluck to read onlineMoreLess
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