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Tests of a Direct Current Generator

Creator:

Leonard, Charles Herbert and Harris, Charles Sinclair

Abstract:

It is necessary before placing any piece of apparatus on the market to thoroughly test it under similar conditions to that for which it was designed, and to rate it accordingly to the results of the tests, allow a reasonable margin for unusual conditions. By the aid of our technical...

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Undergraduate Thesis
Tests Made on Direct Current Side of a Double Current Generator

Creator:

Soi, Mulk Raj and Hull, Charles Darwin

Abstract:

In long distance transmission where it is impossible to transmit a direct current for electric rail roading and for many other applications on a very low voltage percent line loss, it is essential to transmit the power by means of an alternating current at high pressure and then reduce its...

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Undergraduate Thesis
Testing of a Direct Current Machine

Creator:

Taggart, Durland Orville and McColl, Nelson Felde

Abstract:

Living now in an age where the steam engine in many localities soon will be a mere relic more than a useful mechanism with which to convert steam into useful energy. It is rapidly being replaced by the gas engine and the electric generator, in which the latter is thought...

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Undergraduate Thesis
Testing a 7.5 K.W. generator as a synchonous motor

Creator:

Gibson, Albert Porter and Pfandhoefer, Henry John

Resource Type:

Undergraduate Thesis
A Low Voltage Generator

Creator:

Day, Robert Clyde, Nelson, Ivar Emanuel, and Varner, William Roy, 1889-1967

Abstract:

This machine Is the first series arc machine installed In the city of Portland. It was obtained by the Electrical Department of O.A.C., with the object of rewinding it for a high current machine to be used in the charging of storage batteries.

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Undergraduate Thesis