Electric transmission of energy and its transformation, subdivision, and distribution. A practical handbook (1894)
Kapp, Gisbert, 1852-1922 · New York, Van Nostrand · leaf 166
nt will flow through it, and the less power will beabsorbed by it. Let in Fig. 63 the speeds be plotted asabscissae, and the electrical horse-power absorbed as ordi-nates, then with a series-wound motor we obtain thecurve W W. The exact shape of this curve depends, ofcourse, on the construction of… … SPEED-CHARACTERISTICS OF SERIES MOTOR. duce different speeds. The horse-power absorbed by thebrake can at the same time be plotted in the curve w w.If we begin with an excess of load on the brake, whichwill hold the motor fast, a maximum of current will flow,and a maximum of electrical energy will…
Electric power production
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