Hobart, H. M. (Henry Metcalf), 1868-1946 ed · Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott · leaf 215
normal byan amount sufficient to give the requiredtorque. Liquid Starting Eesistance.—In placeof the metallic resistance a liquid resistancemay be used for motor starters. A liquidstarter is illustrated in fig. 2, with reference letters relating to the same parts as on themetallic starter already… … Fig. 2.—Liquid Starter Mj, but not an overload release. E, F, and Sof fig. 2 correspond to E, F, and s of fig. 1. Graphite Starting Resistance.—Motorstarters have been employed which are gene-rally similar to liquid starters, but in whichfinely-divided graphite is used in place of aliquid. These…
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