Papers On Alternating Currents of Electricity for the Use of Students And Engine
Papers On Alternating Currents of Electricity for the Use of Students And Engine
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91 any retardation on its part, implying an advance of E, will be accompanied by a greater duty, and vice versa ; so that the displacement will be augmented.
As E moves from E 4 to E 3 through K, the power exerted by A diminishes from its maximum to its minimum value. Hence, in this half circle the motion of A will be stable, because any retardation on its part, implying an advance of E, will be accompanied by a smaller duty, and vice versa ; so that the displacement is decreased.
Hence between... E x and E 3 there is absolute stability for both sources, and between E 2 and E 4 absolute in- stability.
In the remaining regions there would arise a necessity for constraint in one or other of the sources.
Between E 3 and E 2, the source A would need con- straint ; between E 4 and E A, the source C would need it.
If both sources are constrained, a position of E be- tween E 2 and E 4 becomes a possibility.
Under the conditions, therefore, represented by Fig. 21 it would appear impossible 'to make both sources do work at the same time without constraint; but this impossibility arises from the fact that E 3 is nearer to N than Q is.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
91 any retardation on its part, implying an advance of E, will be accompanied by a greater duty, and vice versa ; so that the displacement will be augmented.
As E moves from E 4 to E 3 through K, the power exerted by A diminishes from its maximum to its minimum value. Hence, in this half circle the motion of A will be stable, because any retardation on its part, implying an advance of E, will be accompanied by a smaller duty, and vice versa ; so that the displacement is decreased.
Hence between... E x and E 3 there is absolute stability for both sources, and between E 2 and E 4 absolute in- stability.
In the remaining regions there would arise a necessity for constraint in one or other of the sources.
Between E 3 and E 2, the source A would need con- straint ; between E 4 and E A, the source C would need it.
If both sources are constrained, a position of E be- tween E 2 and E 4 becomes a possibility.
Under the conditions, therefore, represented by Fig. 21 it would appear impossible 'to make both sources do work at the same time without constraint; but this impossibility arises from the fact that E 3 is nearer to N than Q is.
What to read after Papers On Alternating Currents of Electricity for the Use of Students And Engine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Blakesley to read onlineMoreLess
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