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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 11 (September 1881) (1881)
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It is now have already appeared in this paper. The later machines lamp, the inventor of which does not believe in extensive have, however, a new expansive boss or hub for holding subdivision of the current, but prefers a small.number of arc crowded with electrical exhibits, and many pavilions of… … Fig. l.-IMPKOVED GRAMME DYNAMO-ELECTRIC MACHINE, ric. 4.-SIEMENS STEAM DYNAMO-ELECTRIC MACHINE FOR ELECTRIC RAILWAY. Fig. 2. -GRAMME MACHINE GENERATING CURRENTS FOR LONG DISTANCES. Fig. 3.-WEST0N DYNAMO-ELECTRIC MACHINE-IMPROVED FORM. THE INTERNATIONAL ELECTRICAL EXHIBITION OF 1881 AT PARIS © 1881…Patented · Machine · Feet · Improved · Boiler · Patents · Scientific American · Iron · Water power · Reducing agents · Sewing machine · Electric current · Gutta percha · Cast Iron · Sheet metal · Cinnamic acid · Trade catalogs
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