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Principles and practice of electrical engineering (1914)

Gray, Alexander, 1882-1921 · New York [etc.] McGraw-Hill Book Company, inc. · leaf 54

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tion such as asbestos. The resistance of such a pile decreases asthe mechanical pressure between the ends increases, because thecontact between adjacent discs improves. In the type of rheo-stat shown in Fig. 36 the pressure is applied by turning the hand-wheel D and is communicated to the carbon… … Fig. 37.—Liquid rheostat. 37. Liquid Rheostats.—Such a rheostat is shown in Fig. 37and consists of a cast-iron trough A which contains a solution ofcaustic soda or some similar material which does not attack iron,and an iron plate B which is insulated from the tank as shown at Eand which dips into…

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