International Library of Technology · Scranton, International Textbook Co. · leaf 27
o the dynamo. The wheelitself in such cases may be of the vertical or horizontaltype, but the latter is by far the more common, because itpermits the use of ordinary types of dynamo. The mostnotable example of vertical turbines direct-connected todynamos is the Niagara plant, part of which is shown… … Fig. 6. wheel pit and the revolving fields of the generators G arecarried by the vertical shaft. The water, after leavingthe wheels, drops into the tail race R and passes off throughthe tunnel Fto a point below the falls. 16. Horizontal Turbines.—Fig. 7 shows a typicalarrangement of a horizontal…
Electrical engineering
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