Industrial Electricity
Industrial Electricity
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6. Ammeter by Nalder Brothers and Thompson. It is wound with a thick wire in the ammeter and a fine wire in the voltmeter. For the ammeter the ends of the winding are brought to heavy brass lugs, which pass through the base of the instrument, and are arranged for socket connections. These lugs are carried on ebonite, thus ensuring high insulation. The windings for am- meters, up to 500 or 600 amperes, is of braided cable, and the ends are sweated very carefully into the lugs to ensure good cont...act. The dial is carried on the bobbin itself, and is therefore highly insulated from the base. 34 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICITY The cover fits to the base, but does not touch the dial as shown in the figure by the black line round the bevel. This ensures perfect insulation of the case from the winding, and it is quite safe to lay one's hands on the voltmeters when measuring 2000 volts. The needle is a specially shaped piece of soft iron fixed on a light shaft with steel pivots at either end. The pivots turn in two polished sapphire centres.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6. Ammeter by Nalder Brothers and Thompson. It is wound with a thick wire in the ammeter and a fine wire in the voltmeter. For the ammeter the ends of the winding are brought to heavy brass lugs, which pass through the base of the instrument, and are arranged for socket connections. These lugs are carried on ebonite, thus ensuring high insulation. The windings for am- meters, up to 500 or 600 amperes, is of braided cable, and the ends are sweated very carefully into the lugs to ensure good cont...act. The dial is carried on the bobbin itself, and is therefore highly insulated from the base. 34 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICITY The cover fits to the base, but does not touch the dial as shown in the figure by the black line round the bevel. This ensures perfect insulation of the case from the winding, and it is quite safe to lay one's hands on the voltmeters when measuring 2000 volts. The needle is a specially shaped piece of soft iron fixed on a light shaft with steel pivots at either end. The pivots turn in two polished sapphire centres.
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