The Electric Motor And Its Applications
The Electric Motor And Its Applications
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Ries overcomes this objection in a simple and effective manner, so that portions of the conduit may be entirely flooded with water and the conductors therein completely submerged, without in the least interfering with the flow of current to the motors on other portions of the line. This result is accomplished by automati- cally cutting out, under the influence of the rising water in the lowest portion of the sub- merged conduit section, that portion of the con- duit conductors belonging to the ...submerged section, and shunting the current through in- sulated loop conductors or cables that bridge the section cut out and connect the main con- ductors at both sides thereof. The conduct- ors in the submerged conduit section will re- main cut out of circuit as long as the water in the conduit is of sufficient height to come in contact therewith ; consequently, no escape of current from them can take place. Means such as secondary batteries are provided for auto- matically propelling the motor cars across the low-lying section when the conductors are cut out, so that it will be seen that this device renders underground electric-railway conduits perfectly practicable, even in the most un- favorable localities, and goes to settle once for all the vexed question of insulation, but permits the successful use of a shallow con- duit under conditions where, without this de- vice, a much deeper one might prove entirely incapable of protecting the conductors carried by it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ries overcomes this objection in a simple and effective manner, so that portions of the conduit may be entirely flooded with water and the conductors therein completely submerged, without in the least interfering with the flow of current to the motors on other portions of the line. This result is accomplished by automati- cally cutting out, under the influence of the rising water in the lowest portion of the sub- merged conduit section, that portion of the con- duit conductors belonging to the ...submerged section, and shunting the current through in- sulated loop conductors or cables that bridge the section cut out and connect the main con- ductors at both sides thereof. The conduct- ors in the submerged conduit section will re- main cut out of circuit as long as the water in the conduit is of sufficient height to come in contact therewith ; consequently, no escape of current from them can take place. Means such as secondary batteries are provided for auto- matically propelling the motor cars across the low-lying section when the conductors are cut out, so that it will be seen that this device renders underground electric-railway conduits perfectly practicable, even in the most un- favorable localities, and goes to settle once for all the vexed question of insulation, but permits the successful use of a shallow con- duit under conditions where, without this de- vice, a much deeper one might prove entirely incapable of protecting the conductors carried by it.
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