Theory and Calculation of Electric Apparatus

Source: Charles Proteus Steinmetz, Theory and Calculation of Electric Apparatus, McGraw-Hill, 1917 - Location: Internet Archive item: theoryandcalcul04steigoog candidate OCR View source record

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Theory and Calculation of Electric Apparatus

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This is one of the most important next sources for the archive. It connects Steinmetz’s mathematical AC theory to machines, transformers, induction motors, regulation, losses, heating, and practical apparatus design.

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• OCR seed preserved under processed/theory-calculation-electric-apparatus/cleaned_text/internet-archive-ocr.txt.
• 22 chapter candidates generated.
• 300 equation candidates generated.
• 13 figure candidates generated.
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• Hysteresis Motor

Early Chapter Spine

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No.	Candidate Chapter	Research Value
I	Speed Control of Induction Motors	Motor speed, slip, regulation, and torque.
II	Multiple Squirrel-Cage Induction Motor	Connects directly to Steinmetz induction-motor patent themes.
IV	Induction Motor with Secondary Excitation	Secondary excitation and phase/motor behavior.
V	Single-Phase Induction Motor	Single-phase motor theory and apparatus comparison.
VI	Induction-Motor Regulation and Stability	Stability, regulation, and operating behavior.
VII	Higher Harmonics in Induction Motors	Harmonics and wave-shape effects in apparatus.

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The immediate research task is to scan-check the chapter map, correct OCR heading defects, extract original apparatus figures, and promote induction-motor and transformer equations into the mathematics section.