Exercises in Electrical Engineering for the Use of Second Year Students in Uni
Exercises in Electrical Engineering for the Use of Second Year Students in Uni
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How does the current vary when the carbons are slowly separated and the outside resistance slowly varied so as to keep the P. D. Constant ? Explain the cause of the results obtained.
6. Mrs. Ayrton found that for solid carbons the power ex- pended in the arc was a linear function of the current when the length was kept constant, and also a linear function of the length when the current was kept constant.
Prove from these facts that the P. D. Across the arc is represented by the following formul...a ' . .
where a, ,/, and g are constants.
7. Draw a polar curve showing approximately the dis- tribution in a vertical plane of the light given out by an arc lamp of the open type. Show also a construction by which the mean spherical candle-power of such a source can be de- termined. Give proof.
8. If the polar curve of an arc be rotated about a vertical axis, it will describe a solid of revolution. It has been suggested that the radius of a sphere of equal volume would be the mean spherical candle-power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How does the current vary when the carbons are slowly separated and the outside resistance slowly varied so as to keep the P. D. Constant ? Explain the cause of the results obtained.
6. Mrs. Ayrton found that for solid carbons the power ex- pended in the arc was a linear function of the current when the length was kept constant, and also a linear function of the length when the current was kept constant.
Prove from these facts that the P. D. Across the arc is represented by the following formul...a ' . .
where a, ,/, and g are constants.
7. Draw a polar curve showing approximately the dis- tribution in a vertical plane of the light given out by an arc lamp of the open type. Show also a construction by which the mean spherical candle-power of such a source can be de- termined. Give proof.
8. If the polar curve of an arc be rotated about a vertical axis, it will describe a solid of revolution. It has been suggested that the radius of a sphere of equal volume would be the mean spherical candle-power.
What to read after Exercises in Electrical Engineering for the Use of Second Year Students in Uni?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Mather to read onlineMoreLess
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