Practical Operation of Arc Lamps
Practical Operation of Arc Lamps
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32 Jumping is caused by high arc voltage and by damp or greasy carbons. Intermittent jumping may be caused by a loose connection in the circuit.
One of the large manufacturers of flame arc lamps gives the following rules for operation. If lamp fails to operate satisfactorily, open case and carefully inspect the follow- ing parts: Dashpot Must be quite clean and plunger slide easily in same; if it does not, wipe carefully with clean cloth. On no account use ordinary emery paper or oil in the das...hpot. Examine the screws holding the dashpot to its seat and see if they are tight and hold the dashpot firmly.
Armature See if this works smoothly and freely with- in the solenoid tube throughout its range of motion. If necessary, clean the inside of solenoid tube with a clean cloth.
Upper Holder See that the slotted end of the holder grips the carbon firmly. Be sure that the carbon requires a perceptible pull to come out of holder, or it may drop out accidentally and short-circuit the lamp. Use a full length carbon, pushing it upwards to its full movement, and allowing it to fall by its own weight, with; fingers supporting it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
32 Jumping is caused by high arc voltage and by damp or greasy carbons. Intermittent jumping may be caused by a loose connection in the circuit.
One of the large manufacturers of flame arc lamps gives the following rules for operation. If lamp fails to operate satisfactorily, open case and carefully inspect the follow- ing parts: Dashpot Must be quite clean and plunger slide easily in same; if it does not, wipe carefully with clean cloth. On no account use ordinary emery paper or oil in the das...hpot. Examine the screws holding the dashpot to its seat and see if they are tight and hold the dashpot firmly.
Armature See if this works smoothly and freely with- in the solenoid tube throughout its range of motion. If necessary, clean the inside of solenoid tube with a clean cloth.
Upper Holder See that the slotted end of the holder grips the carbon firmly. Be sure that the carbon requires a perceptible pull to come out of holder, or it may drop out accidentally and short-circuit the lamp. Use a full length carbon, pushing it upwards to its full movement, and allowing it to fall by its own weight, with; fingers supporting it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Inc National Carbon Company to read onlineMoreLess
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