The U.S. Patents of Nikola Tesla

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One the levers, the switch made with extension, otherwise, to cover both contacts and 6when shifted into 95 the position start the motor. In. such case the starting the motor more difficult and the dead and inductive resistances must take a considerable proportion the electro-motive 70 force the circuits. This latter plan is 65 preferable when current having high number alternationsperunitof time em­ ployed drive the motor. the path of the levers are two other contact-termi­ nals, and The contact connected to 25 contact through, artificial resistance, I, and contact with contact through self- induction coil, that when the switch-le­ vers are shifted onto the points and the circuits coils and will connected in 30 multiple arc derivation the circuit I/, and will include the resistance and self-in­ duction coil, respectively.401,520 polar projections the armature-core or other similar and well-known features, the properties synchronizing-motor. Near the motor placed switch the ac­ tion which that the one shown the drawings, which constructed follows: F F' are two conducting plates arms, pivoted io their ends and connected insulating cross-bar, shifted parallel­ ism. Generally adjust the conditions that the electro-motive force used in each the motor-circuits that which is required operate the motor when its cir­ cuits are series. Let this figure represent ordinary alternating-current generator with, say, two 120 poles, M', and armature wound with two coils, N', right angles and connected in series. Assuming that the motor synchronizing-motor one that has the capability running synch­ ronism with the generator, but not start- . The opposite end the wire coils con­ nected the wire bar F', and the corre­ sponding end coils connected wire L' and bar hence the bars shifted so 20 bear contacts and both sets of coils will included the circuit L' in multiple arc derivation. this diagram the motor has twelve poles and tlie armature has polar projections wound with closed coils The switch used sub­ stantially the same construction that 80 shown the previous figure. For instance,instead using the switch shown the previous figures, may use 115 temporary ground-circuit between the gen­ erator and motor, order start the motor, in substantially the mannerindicated Fig. 3. From the common joint union between the two circuits both the generator and the motor earth connection established, while the terminals ends the said circuits 130 are connected the line. This principle operation, which consists converting change of connections otherwise double-circuit mo- no tor one operating progressive shifting of the poles into ordinary synchronizing- motor may carried out many other ways. Assuming the generator running, and that desired start the motor, the switch is shifted until its levers rest upon points 1 and The two motor-circuits are thus con- 45 nected with the generator-circuit; but rea­ son the presence the resistance one and the self-induction coil the other the coincidence the phases the current is disturbed sufficiently produce progression 50 the poles, which starts the motor rota­ tion. L represent the conductors line from 5 alternating-current generator G. this case the motor entirely out of circuit. third position of the switch that which the levers and F' are shifted out contact with both sets of 35 points. the path the bars the con­ tact which forms one terminal the cir­ cuit through coils and the contact 4,which 15 one terminal the circuit through coils B. The plan which follow 75 in this case illustrated Fig. The motor has, for example, four poles wound with coils which are C021- nected series and armature with polar 125 projections wound with closed coils E. The purpose and manner operating the motor these devices are follows: The normal position the switch, the motor be- 40 ing out circuit, off the contact-points. When the motor has attained the proper speed, the switch shifted that the levers cover the contacts and 9,thereby connecting circuitsB and series. will ob­ served that when this position and with lever contact the current divides be­ tween the two circuits which from their difference electrical character produce 100 progression the poles that starts the motor in rotation. have 105 found that this disposition the motor is maintained rotation synchronism with the generator. When the speed the motor has run up synchronism with the generator, ap­ proximately so, the switch shifted over onto the points and thus cutting out the coils 55 and that the currents both circuits have the same phase; but the motor now runs as synchronous motor, which well known to very desirable and efficient means of converting and transmitting power. 60 will understood that when brought up to speed the motor will run with only one of the circuits connected with the main or generator circuit, the two circuits may be connected series. There are,how­ ever, five contacts, which have designated by the figures 5,6,7,8, and The motor-cir­ cuits which include alternate field-coils, are connected the terminals the follow- 85 ing order: One end circuit connected to contact and contact through dead resistance, One terminal circuit is connected contact and contact 6 through self-induction coil, The oppo- 90 site terminals both circuits are connected to contact 8