Electricity experimentally and practically applied; a book for the beginner and for the practical man, principles, experiments, practical applications and problems (1910)
Ashe, Sydney Whitmore · New York, D. Van Nostrand company · leaf 240
The Nernst Lamp. — The Nernst lamp, Fig. 280, is thedevelopment of Professor Walther Nernst, of Gottingen University. Professor Nernst developed theNernst lamp while inves-tigating certain substancessuch as thorium, cerium,zyrconium, erbium, ty-thrium, and glucinum usedHEATER PORCE^ilNrQ jn thc… … HOLDING SCREW ALUMINUM PLUG 1 ARMATURE SUPPORT L.POST BALLAST 2~ CUT OUT COIL ARMATURE ~-j:::;silver contact stop HOUSING contact sleeve porcelain—-globe holding screw HOLDER porcelain Jtj GLOWER I GLOBE Fig. 2S0. — Westinghouse Nernst Lamp. glowers. Fig. 281, as manufactured by the…
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