Dynamos and motors; a text book for colleges and technical schools (1911)
Franklin, William S. (William Suddards), 1863-1930, Esty, William, 1868-1928 · New York The Macmillan company · leaf 152
ain established under these conditions, anexcessive amount of current flows through the motor armature andit is likely to be burned out. In service, a motor should be pro-tected from damage in this way by a dead-line, or low-voltage,release which automatically throws the arm of the starting… … Fig. 100. motor may be overheated or even burned out. In service, a motorshould be protected from damage in this way by an overloadrelease which automatically throws the arm of the starting rheostatto the starting position when an excessive current flows throughthe motor armature. The electrical…
Dynamos · Electric motors
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