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A dictionary of electrical engineering (1911)

Hobart, H. M. (Henry Metcalf), 1868-1946 ed · Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott · leaf 135

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s which have beenworked at much higher pressures (see Motor,Commutator). In fig. 1 is shown a series- 424 Railway Motor — Ranges of Armature Windings wound railway motor for continuous elec-tricity which, on the standard 1-hr test, ratesat 240 hp; and in fig. 2 is shown a sp rail-way motor which,… … Fig. 1.—Series-wound ce Railway Motor rently much heavier and larger for a givenrated output than are railway motors forcontinuous electricity. See Single-PHASEMotor. (Eef. Electrical Traction, Wilsonand Lydall; Electric Trains, Hobart.) Railway Motor, One-hour Rating of.—This is sometimes spoken…

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