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Fifteen mechanical problems : reasons for their existence and their solution (1915)

Sargent, Charles Elliotte · leaf 273

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up with this vacillating speed as long as theywere operating the old style apparatus, but the new Linotype model ran so muchlighter and faster that a better single phase motor had to be furnished. Asthe Linotype machines were originally designed for belt drive, a motor to fit inthe only available… … UNI VI I.J, the introduction on the atator of wnother winding having; a different irapedenct,the two being ninety electrical degrees apart, a splitphase effect would be ob-tained when both were excited, giving a starting torque which would bring themotor up to speed. The secondary winding used only…

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