The Invention of the Track Circuit the History of Dr William Robinsons Inven
The Invention of the Track Circuit the History of Dr William Robinsons Inven
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Later advices showed that the above signals worked perfectly and gave entire satisfaction.
Insulated Joints In 1872 and the early seventies Mr. Robinson insu- lated the rail joints to form the sections by wooden bars, substantially as shown in Fig. 9.
Fig. 9. Fig. 10.
In 1876 and later he usually insulated the joints as shown in Fig. 10, using the Fisher & Norris trussed joint as a basis. Vulcanized fiber is placed between the bottom of the rail ends and the base plate, and fiber is placed betw...een the flanges of the rails and the forelocks, and fiber, the shape of the rail section is placed between the ends of the adjacent rails, all as shown in Fig. 10. This makes an excellent insulated joint, both mechanically and electrically.
. 27 SIGNAL SECTION, A. E. A.
Rail Bonding Dry rust forming between the fish plates and the rails of the track, at the joints, makes a poor con- ductor, and hence the low current, from only one or two cells of battery used in the rail circuit for signal- ing is very liable to find sufficient resistance at the joints from this cause to prevent the continuous pas- sage of the current through the rails to the relay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Later advices showed that the above signals worked perfectly and gave entire satisfaction.
Insulated Joints In 1872 and the early seventies Mr. Robinson insu- lated the rail joints to form the sections by wooden bars, substantially as shown in Fig. 9.
Fig. 9. Fig. 10.
In 1876 and later he usually insulated the joints as shown in Fig. 10, using the Fisher & Norris trussed joint as a basis. Vulcanized fiber is placed between the bottom of the rail ends and the base plate, and fiber is placed betw...een the flanges of the rails and the forelocks, and fiber, the shape of the rail section is placed between the ends of the adjacent rails, all as shown in Fig. 10. This makes an excellent insulated joint, both mechanically and electrically.
. 27 SIGNAL SECTION, A. E. A.
Rail Bonding Dry rust forming between the fish plates and the rails of the track, at the joints, makes a poor con- ductor, and hence the low current, from only one or two cells of battery used in the rail circuit for signal- ing is very liable to find sufficient resistance at the joints from this cause to prevent the continuous pas- sage of the current through the rails to the relay.
What to read after The Invention of the Track Circuit the History of Dr William Robinsons Inven?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert H Robert Henry Bow to read onlineMoreLess
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