Automatic control for a high tension arc furnace (1917)
Bagley, Glen David · leaf 40
he carbon growths on the electrodes were reniovodvery well by the motor as it brought the electrodes together.The growths were very easily broken and the pressure of theelectrodes was sufficient to crush them. Operation couldbe continued for several days on the sarae electrodes. The tests show that… … Plate II.
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