Opis: FRACTIONAL HORSEPOWER ELECTRIC MOTORS What Kids Are Available—What Makes Them Run and What They Will Do—How to Repair, Rewind, and Reconnect Them BY GYRIL G. VEINOTT, B.S. in E.E., E.E. Design Engineer, Small Motor Engineering Department, Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company McGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY, Inc. NY & London 1939, str 430, 314 rycin i zdjęć, stan bdb- (przykurzone, pieczątka po biblioteczna, sygnowana, lekko zatęchła - lekki zapach. wnętrze bdb) Książka poświęcona konstrukcji silników elektrycznych i ich naprawie Język angielski Rzadkość SPIS Preface . Warning List op Tables . CHAPTER I The Story behind the Nameplate CHAPTER II What Makes an Induction Motor Run? Production of a Rotating Field in a Two-phase Stator—Production of a Rotating Field in a Single-phase Induction Motor— Comparisons between Single-phase Induction Motors and Polyphase Induction Motors. CHAPTER III Single-phase Induction Motor Windings and Connections CHAPTER IV Split-phase Induction Motors Definition — Principles of Operation — Connection Diagrams for Split-phase Motor Windings—The More Common Winding Connections—Thermally Protected Motors—Split-phase Motors with a Mechanical Clutch—Other Special Constructions—Miscellaneous Service Problems. CHAPTER V Capacitor-start Motors Definitions—Principles of Operation—A-c Electrolytic Capacitors —Single-voltage Motors—Dual-voltage Motors—The Swing Connection—Motors with a Terminal Board—Miscellaneous Service Problems. CHAPTER VI Two-value Capacitor Motors Definition—Principles of Operation—Capacitor-transformer Units —Single-voltage Motors—Dual-voltage Motors—Miscellaneous Service Problems. CHAPTER VII Single-value Capacitor Motors (Permanent Split-phase Capacitor Motors) CHAPTER VIII Multi-speed Capacitor Motors for Fans and Blowers Principles of Operation—Three-speed Dual-voltage Motors— Two-speed Voltage-controlled Motors. CHAPTER IX Two-speed Tapped-winding Capacitor Motors. CHAPTER X Repulsion-start Induction Motors Definition—Principles of Operation—Stator Windings—Armature Windings—Constructional Features and Care. CHAPTER XI Repulsion and Repulsion Induction Motors Definitions—Dual-voltage Motors—Electrically Reversible Motors for Plugging Service—Other Types of Repulsion Motors. CHAPTER XII Universal Motors. Definition—Principles of Operation—Stator Windings—Armature Windings—Governor-controlled Motors—Miscellaneous Service Problems. CHAPTER XIII Shaded-pole Motors and Fans Definition—Principles of Operation—Stator Winding Arrangements—Fan-motor Windings. CHAPTER XIV Polyphase Induction Motors Principles of Operation—Windings and Connections—Rewinding or Reconnecting. CHAPTER XV Synchronous Motors CHAPTER XVI Synchronous-drive Motors and Position Indicators (Selsyn Motors) Definitions—Single-phase Excitation (Position Indicators)—Polyphase Excitation (Synchronous-drive Motors) CHAPTER XVII Direct-current Motors Principles of Operation—Wiring Diagrams—Service Problems. CHAPTER XVIII Constructional Features Common to More than One Type Bearing-constructions—Starting Switches—Resilient Mountings —Thermal Overload Devices—Geared-head Motors CHAPTER XIX Testing Fractional Horsepower Motors Meters and Equipment—Tests to Take, Single-phase Induction Motors—Tests to Take, Other Types—Segregation of Losses— Application Tests. CHAPTER XX Supplementary Useful Information Index
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