 | Harold P. Brown, John Murray Mitchell - 1889 - 66 páginas
...arc sysFIG 2. — WATER ANALOGUE OF SERIES SYSTEM. tem, on the other hand, one pole of each lamp is connected to the positive and the other to the negative terminal of the dynamo. It is comparable to a large volume of water with a total fall of but ten feet, supplying a... | |
 | Gisbert Kapp - 1890 - 408 páginas
...system." It has already beeu pointed out that electric distribution, to be perfect, must insure the independence of one motor from the other, and this...current, or in other words, the more motors are at work Fig. 81. on the same main at the same time. As far as motors only are concerned the slight difference... | |
 | 1891 - 540 páginas
...arc system on the Fio. 2. — WATER ANALOGUE OF SERIES SYSTEM. other hand, one pole of each lamp is connected to the positive and the other to the negative terminal of the dynamo. It is comparable to a large volume of water, with a total fall of but ten feet, supplying a... | |
 | Frederick Hutton Getman - 1913 - 498 páginas
...equiv. of heat or 1X107 42,600 X 980.1 Faraday's Laws. When two platinum plates or electrodes, one connected to the positive and the other to the negative terminal of a battery, are immersed in a solution of sodium chloride, it will be found that hydrogen is immediately... | |
 | 64 páginas
...at him when he built the first electric railway. He used wooden sleepers (cross-ties) with one rail connected to the positive and the other to the negative terminal of the dynamo. In England and other countries, the third rail system of electrification has been used over... | |
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Now, if we have a single pair of cables, one of them connected to the positive and the other to the negative terminal of the... 