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SourceTheory and Calculation of Alternating Current Phenomena
Year1897
Section IDtheory-calculation-alternating-current-phenomena-1897-chapter-19
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CHAPTER XIX. COMMUTATOB MOTOBS. 192. Commutator motors — that is, motors in which the current enters or leaves the armature over brushes through a segmental commutator — have been built of various types, but have not found any extensive appli- cation, in consequence of the superiority of the induction and synchronous motors, due to the absence of commu- tators. The main subdivisions of commutator motors are the repulsion motor, the series motor, and the shunt motor. REPULSION MOTOR. 193. The repulsion motor is an induction motor or transformer motor ; that is, a motor in which the main current enters the primary member or field only, while in the secondary member, or armature, a current is in- duced, and thus the action is due to the repulsive thrust between induced current and inducing magnetism. As
... ors. The main subdivisions of commutator motors are the repulsion motor, the series motor, and the shunt motor. REPULSION MOTOR. 193. The repulsion motor is an induction motor or transformer motor ; that is, a motor in which the main current enters the primary member or field only, while in the secondary member, or armature, a current is in- duced, and thus the action is due to the repulsive thrust between induced current and inducing magnetism. As stated under the heading of induction motors, a multiple circuit armature is required for the pur ...
... ction motor or transformer motor ; that is, a motor in which the main current enters the primary member or field only, while in the secondary member, or armature, a current is in- duced, and thus the action is due to the repulsive thrust between induced current and inducing magnetism. As stated under the heading of induction motors, a multiple circuit armature is required for the purpose of having always secondary circuits in inductive relation to the primary circuit during the rotation. If with a single- coil field, these secondary circuits are consta ...
... the same, when moving out of this position, is replaced by other secondary circuits entering this position of 45° displacement. For simplicity, in the following all the secondary quan- 296 AL TERN A TJNG-CURRENT PHENOMENA. [ § 196 titles, as E.M.F., current, resistance, reactance, etc., are assumed as reduced to the primary circuit by the ratio of turns, in the same way as done in the chapter on Induction Motors. 196. Let ^ = maximum magnetic flux per field pdle ; e = effective E.M.F. induced thereby in the field turns; thus : ^^ n = number of ...
... nd a secondary circuit closed upon itself and displaced in Bg. 144. space by 45° — in a bipolar motor — from the direction of the magnetic flux, as shown diagrammatically in Fig. 144. This secondary circuit, while set in motion, still remains in the same position of 45° displacement, with the magnetic flux, or rather, what is theoretically the same, when moving out of this position, is replaced by other secondary circuits entering this position of 45° displacement. For simplicity, in the following all the secondary quan- 296 AL TERN A TJNG-CURRENT P ...
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