A dictionary of electrical words, terms and phrases (1898)
Houston, Edwin J. (Edwin James), 1847-1914 · New York, The W. J. Johnston company · leaf 21
Fig. 4. Air-Blast on Commuta The blast-nozzles are shown at B3, B3, Fig. 4,near the collecting brushes. The air-supply is obtained from a blower at-tached directly to the shaft of the machine. Itsconstruction and operation will be readily under-stood from an inspection of Fig. 5, in which the … Fig-. J. The Thomson Blower* top is removed for ready examination of theinterior parts. Air Churning-.—(See Churning, Air?) Air Condenser.—(See Co7tde?iser, Air?) Air Field.—(See Field, Air.) Air-Gap.—(See Gap, Air.) Air-Liue Wire.—(See Wire, Air-Line?) Air Magnetic Circuit.—(See Circuit,…
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