Electric And Magnetic Circuits
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30. Fundamental Principles. In all cases in practice where an extended area has to be lighted, the difficulty encountered by the engineer is that of increasing the range of distribution, i. E. The permissible distance between the generator and the lamps, without undue loss or variation of pressure, or violating the laws of economy of conductors. The general method is to decide upon a certain number of centres of distribution at comparatively short distances apart, as for instance at the junctio...ns of main streets ; and by connecting these nodes or centres together so as to enclose a certain area we have a representation of a net or mesh, more or less regular. The whole of such a -system of mains, together with the service mains PRINCIPLES OF DISTRIBUTION 129 (supplying the consumers) connected with them, forms a distributing network. To feed such a network the centres of distribution are connected to the generators by a series of special feeding mains which divide the current supplied, and are of sufficient section to carry the current required at the distributing centre.
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30. Fundamental Principles. In all cases in practice where an extended area has to be lighted, the difficulty encountered by the engineer is that of increasing the range of distribution, i. E. The permissible distance between the generator and the lamps, without undue loss or variation of pressure, or violating the laws of economy of conductors. The general method is to decide upon a certain number of centres of distribution at comparatively short distances apart, as for instance at the junctio...ns of main streets ; and by connecting these nodes or centres together so as to enclose a certain area we have a representation of a net or mesh, more or less regular. The whole of such a -system of mains, together with the service mains PRINCIPLES OF DISTRIBUTION 129 (supplying the consumers) connected with them, forms a distributing network. To feed such a network the centres of distribution are connected to the generators by a series of special feeding mains which divide the current supplied, and are of sufficient section to carry the current required at the distributing centre.
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