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Apparatus Subsection 48: Direct-current Commutating Machines: C. Commutating Machines

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SourceTheoretical Elements of Electrical Engineering
Year1915
Section IDtheoretical-elements-electrical-engineering-section-48
Locationlines 10845-10940
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D. C. COMMUTATING MACHINES 179 acting upon the air gap between armature and field pole, la = length of air gap, from iron to iron, the density under the magnet pole, that is, in the range BC of Fig. 90, is At a point having the distance lx from the end of the field pole on the armature surface, the distance from the next field pole is ld = Vk2 + lx2, and the density thus, approximately, B C FIG. 92. — Distribution of mganetic flux under a single pole. Herefrom the distribution of magnetic flux is calculated and plotted in Fig. 92, for a single pole BC, along the armature sur- face A, for the length of air gap la = 1, and such a m.m.f. as to L FIG. 93. — Distribution of
... 90, is At a point having the distance lx from the end of the field pole on the armature surface, the distance from the next field pole is ld = Vk2 + lx2, and the density thus, approximately, B C FIG. 92. — Distribution of mganetic flux under a single pole. Herefrom the distribution of magnetic flux is calculated and plotted in Fig. 92, for a single pole BC, along the armature sur- face A, for the length of air gap la = 1, and such a m.m.f. as to L FIG. 93. — D ...
D. C. COMMUTATING MACHINES 179 acting upon the air gap between armature and field pole, la = length of air gap, from iron to iron, the density under the magnet pole, that is, in the range BC of Fig. 90, is At a point having the distance lx from the end of the field pole on the armature surface, the distance fr ...
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