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The Röntgen rays in medical work (1907)

Walsh, David · New York : William Wood · leaf 63

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is fixed in a vertical position, so as to drive with astraight belt, while in others the motor is horizontal, and the beltruns over guides. In Gaiffes new form of jet interrupter theseparate motor is abolished, and the current passing to the primaryof the coil traverses four short electro-magnets… … Fig. 23.—Gaiffes Automotok Jet Intekrupteil (MedicalSupply Association). In the Contremoulins-Graiffe interrupter, which resembles the tur-bine interrupters in general appearance, revolving sectors of coppermake and break contact through copper brushes beneath a thicklayer of insulating oil, and it…

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