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Canadian wood products industries (1913)

Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 188

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at while the central station must alwaysstand ready to supply the full amount to the installedcapacity they are only going to be paid for a smallpercentage of it. What this load factor is dependslargely on the number and type of machines installed.For example, figures obtained in connection with… … Westinghouse 5 h.p. vertical induction motor belted tosingle spindle shaper. largely by reason of the continuous operation of shav-ings collectors and machines turning- out standardproducts. A compilation of average figures recentlypublished by the N.E.L.A. gives the following: wood-working…

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