Volume 1

A manual of electricity, magnetism, and meteorology / [D. Lardner].

  • Dionysius Lardner
Date:
1841-1844
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: A manual of electricity, magnetism, and meteorology / [D. Lardner]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    (203.) (205.) (206.) (207.) (208.) (209.) (210.). (211.) (212.) (213.) (214.) (215.) (216.) (217.) (219.) 220.) CHAP. IX. ELECTRICAL MACHINES, Page Parts of an Electrical Machine - = - - 42] The common Cylindrical Machine. Cylinder Cushion and Flap.—Use of Amalgam - © 424 The Prime Conductor - - = - - 426 - Frame of the Cylinder - - - - 426 Varnish for Insulaters - - = - - 427 . Necessity of dryness - - - = ~ 427 Cement for Sockets - - - - 427 Conditions for a good Prime denaicor - - = 428 Operation of the Machine - - ° 2 429 Practical Limit of its accumulating Power - = 432 Nairne’s Cylindrical Machine. Description of its Form and Operation - - - 432 Capable of evolving and accumulating other Fluid - 433 The common Plate Machine. Its Form and Operation - - - > 434 Its accumulating Power greater than the Cylindrical Machines 435 The Haeriem Plate Machine. Its Form and Operation - - ° = 435 Method of charging the Conductor with either Fluid - 436 Appendages to Electrical Machines. Insulating Stools ~ - = - - 437 Metallic Points and insulated Rods - - - 437 Jointed Dischargers - ~ = © > 438
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