Electric Arc Lighting
Electric Arc Lighting
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133. PHOTO-ENGRAVING ARC LAMP.
arc lamps situated on the roof of the Manufacturers' Building at the World's 306 ELECTRIC ABC LIGHTING.
Fair. Figs. 130 and 131 show search-light effects produced at the San Francisco Mid- Winter Fair of 1895.
Fig. 132 shows the effect produced by search-lights in a naval review in New York harbor.
The preponderance of blue rays in the arc lamp, as well as its great candle- power, render it particularly useful for photographic purposes, thus making the operator in...dependent of sunlight. Such lamps are frequently employed in photoen- graving. A form of lamp suitable for this purpose is shown in Fig. 133.
CHAPTER XI.
AEC LIGHT CARBONS.
FOR his early exhibitions of the voltaic arc, Davy employed rods or electrodes of willow charcoal. These gave an admir- able light but possessed the disadvantage of too rapid consumption.
The first practical improvement in arc- light carbons was made by Foucault, who made use of the very hard carbon de- posited on the inside of the retorts em- ployed in the manufacture of illuminating gas, by the destructive distillation of coal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
133. PHOTO-ENGRAVING ARC LAMP.
arc lamps situated on the roof of the Manufacturers' Building at the World's 306 ELECTRIC ABC LIGHTING.
Fair. Figs. 130 and 131 show search-light effects produced at the San Francisco Mid- Winter Fair of 1895.
Fig. 132 shows the effect produced by search-lights in a naval review in New York harbor.
The preponderance of blue rays in the arc lamp, as well as its great candle- power, render it particularly useful for photographic purposes, thus making the operator in...dependent of sunlight. Such lamps are frequently employed in photoen- graving. A form of lamp suitable for this purpose is shown in Fig. 133.
CHAPTER XI.
AEC LIGHT CARBONS.
FOR his early exhibitions of the voltaic arc, Davy employed rods or electrodes of willow charcoal. These gave an admir- able light but possessed the disadvantage of too rapid consumption.
The first practical improvement in arc- light carbons was made by Foucault, who made use of the very hard carbon de- posited on the inside of the retorts em- ployed in the manufacture of illuminating gas, by the destructive distillation of coal.
What to read after Electric Arc Lighting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin J Edwin James Houston to read onlineMoreLess
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