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A dictionary of electrical words, terms and phrases (1898)

Houston, Edwin J. (Edwin James), 1847-1914 · New York, The W. J. Johnston company · leaf 189

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,Shunt- Wound?) Dynamograph. — A term some-times applied to atype-writing tele-graph that recordsthe message intype-written char-acters, both at thesending and thereceiving ends. Dynamometer.—A name given to a variety of appar- F{g, 223, Parsons Dyna- atus for measuring mometer. the power of an… … Dyn.] 180 [Dyn. pounds by the velocity in feet per second, di-vided by 550, will give the horse power. One of the many forms of dynamometers isshown in Fig. 223. It is known as Parsons Dy-namometer. The driving pulley is shown at A, and thedriven pulley at C. Weights hung at Q15 are va-ried so as…

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