The U.S. Patents of Nikola Tesla

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As the apparatus whole now well known, brief description the same will suffice for understanding its character. Its teeth are arranged that two are simul­ taneously contact with the conducting 85 fluid, but come into the same successively. The presence the non-con- 95 ducting fluid the surface the other operates pi-event the occurrence sparks as the teeth leave the latter and also to prevent the current from leaping across the space between the teeth and the conductor o as the two approach. In some applications the invention is practicable prevent the occurrence arcs . In order insure the proper immersion of the projections into the fluid compensate io for wear and the same time secure a yielding pressure between the fluid and the disk, desirable employ for the disk some form spring connection support which will exert force tending force in 15 contact with the fluid. The shaft the motor extends through a stationary disk and its end keyed a hollow wheel drum which rotates with 50 it. a modified form the circuit-controller, show­ ing connection with the remaining parts of the apparatus illustrated diagrammatic- 30 ally; and Fig. In. The disk mounted any suitable bearings the arm capable of free rotation. end view the same; Fig. 1; Fig. To the end the arm secured arm 55 carrying its free end disk with pe­ ripheral teeth projections shown in Fig. The rotating disks no this case are mounted spindles right angles the axis rotation the drum F, and the contact points projections are formed vanes, with faces inclined the plane rotation, rotated the 115 movement the fluid the manner tur­ bine wheels. From the shaft the pinion extends arm c, the end which connected adjust­ able stop spiral spring the tendency of which turn the pinion and force both 130 arms and toward the periphery the drum. In illustration the modifications which the improvement susceptible now refer to Figs. convenient way accomplish this form racks the arms and 125 provide pinion engagement therewith. 2. and 5 two rigid arms and L', each carrying disk M, are shown, and this number may in­ creased, desired. In general plan ofconstruction and arrange­ ment the apparatus essentially the same as 45 that described and shown patent granted to September 22, 1896, No. If, therefore, one part the circuit con­ nected the drum, contact strip or brush and the other part the disk M, or any part, the standards which are 90 insulated from the frame the apparatus and metallic connection with the disk M, the circuit will made and broken with a rapidity which may obviously made enor­ mous^ high. side view the same with the receptacle section. and which also certain novel and useful details construction applicable 105 generally the invention are shown. In the modification shown Figs. The interior the drum formed by preference substantially the manner shown in Fig. 60 desirable that the disk should admit of adjustment with respect the inner periph­ eral surface the drum, and for this purpose I secure the arm rod which passes through supports the cross-bar and ad- 65 ustable therein means threaded huts P. central vertical section 25 the improved circuit-controller Fig. fact, when the drum rotated high rate of speed the fluid conductor may become its effect similar solid body, upon which the 5 conducting-disk rolls, that the conducting fluid might dispensed with, although I find preferable use it. Figure side elevation complete apparatus for producing currents high fre­ quency and which present invention is applied. 5. R, designates the conducting fluid, and S the lighter non-conducting fluid, which are used the drum. the proper quantities and proportions these fluids introduced 75 into the drum and the latter set rapid rota­ tion, the two fluids will distribute themselves under the action centrifugal force around the drum the manner indicated Fig. In order provide means for automat­ ically adjusting the disks compensate for any wear and keep the ends the vanes 120 points properly immersed the fluids, each disk-carrying arm impelled spring or weight the direction the periphery of the drum. Two standards are secured the disk E and connected cross-bar from which extends arm into the interior the drum through central opening its side. Fig. The circuit connections will described connection with Fig. The arm adjusted that the teeth 80 projections the disk will just enter the conducting fluid, and the action either or both the disk will rapidly rotated. I have also devised certain details con­ struction which add the efficiency and prac­ ticability the apparatus which will more conveniently described reference the ae- 20 companying drawings.609,251 a rapidity which may very great. 35 The various parts devices are preferably mounted base which contains the con­ denser, and comprise transformer with primary and secondary coils, one more self- induction coils small electromagnetic 40 motor and the circuit-controller, which is driven the motor. 568,176. 2—that say, tapered con­ tracted toward the periphery form a narrow trough which the fluid confined 70 when the drum rotated