Practical Electricity a Laboratory And Lecture Course for First Year Students O
Practical Electricity a Laboratory And Lecture Course for First Year Students O
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152 and 153, which fulfils the conditions they have theoretic- ally arrived at, students can easily obtain results not differing by as much as one per cent, from the truth.
A strip of manganin about ^ inch wide, 0'03 inch thick, and about 10 feet long, is wound so as to form the top and bottom of a sort of cylindrical box, M M, about 5 inches across and 3 inches high (Figs. 152, 153), the Fig. 152. Calorimeter used in Measuring the Heat Equivalent of Electric Energy.
Chap. V. ] MEASURING RATE C...URRENT PRODUCES HEAT. 321 convolutions of the strip being kept from touching one another by being screwed to a light framework composed of two horizontal strips of vulcanised fibre, F, F, joined by three thin vertical rods of ebonite, E, E, E. The two ends of the strip are soldered to two stiff vertical copper wires, c, c, about 0'128 inch thick and 6 inches long, the soldered Fig. 153. Apparatus for Measuring the Heat Equivalent of Electric Energy.
joints being covered over with varnish to prevent galvanic action taking place at the joint (see 132, page 428), and the strip M M, and the upper wires c, C are also varnished to prevent electrolysis being produced by the current leaking through the water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
152 and 153, which fulfils the conditions they have theoretic- ally arrived at, students can easily obtain results not differing by as much as one per cent, from the truth.
A strip of manganin about ^ inch wide, 0'03 inch thick, and about 10 feet long, is wound so as to form the top and bottom of a sort of cylindrical box, M M, about 5 inches across and 3 inches high (Figs. 152, 153), the Fig. 152. Calorimeter used in Measuring the Heat Equivalent of Electric Energy.
Chap. V. ] MEASURING RATE C...URRENT PRODUCES HEAT. 321 convolutions of the strip being kept from touching one another by being screwed to a light framework composed of two horizontal strips of vulcanised fibre, F, F, joined by three thin vertical rods of ebonite, E, E, E. The two ends of the strip are soldered to two stiff vertical copper wires, c, c, about 0'128 inch thick and 6 inches long, the soldered Fig. 153. Apparatus for Measuring the Heat Equivalent of Electric Energy.
joints being covered over with varnish to prevent galvanic action taking place at the joint (see 132, page 428), and the strip M M, and the upper wires c, C are also varnished to prevent electrolysis being produced by the current leaking through the water.
What to read after Practical Electricity a Laboratory And Lecture Course for First Year Students O?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W E William Edward Ayrton to read onlineMoreLess
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