The U.S. Patents of Nikola Tesla

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A receptacle, iron, steel, other proper material, with head 13, secured a gas-tight insulating-joint. The application great pressure the me- io dium which the make-and-break made secures number specific advantages. 63 While the improvement applicable gen­ erally circuit-controllers, the best results will secured the use devices which a high relative speed between the terminals is obtainable, and with this special object in view have devised novel circuit-controller 70 which, though belonging the class which I have shown typical form applica­ tion for patent filed December 1897, Serial No. The features which more particularly distinguish this form are the following: employ closed station­ ary receptacle within which mounted a body that capable being rotated any 105 way—as, for example, the drag pull upon external field force mag­ net rotated bodily. overcome this defect and still more nearly attain the the- 5 oretical conditions required for most efficient working the circuit-controlling devices, I have been finally led use fluid insulating medium subjected great pressure. The details this apparatus will de­ scribed reference the accompanying its drawing, which vertical central section of the circuit-controller complete. 660,518, differs certain particulars of construction, which will understood from 75 the following comparison: the previously- described form said circuit-controllers a rotary receptacle, carrying within series of spaced conductors, driven high speed by suitable motor. far the more important gain have found result from effect which have observed fol­ low from the action such medium when under pressure upon the arc—namely, that 30 the cross-section the latter reduced ap­ proximately inverse ratio the pres­ sure. Mounted within and 80 concentrically with the receptacle, but capa­ ble free independent rotation with respect thereto, body which during the rotation of the receptacle retarded restrained against rotation the application suit- 85 able force. With the object overcoming objections that might lie this form circuit-controller in the particular referred to, devised the form 100 of instrument shown herein. The construction the device this particu- 130 lar and the means for imparting rotation to the said body may greatly varied; but a convenient means for accomplishing this is to secure the rotary sleeve laminated . under conditions other respects the same the waste energy arc pro­ portional its cross-section, very important 33 gain economy generally results.611,719 thickness, and thus pass through all degrees of resistance and causing more less con­ siderable waste energy. feature ofgreat practicalvalue lies also the fact that the insulating power the compressed me­ dium not materially impaired even con­ siderable increase temperature, and, fnr- 40 thermore, that variations pressure between wide limits not interfere notably with the operation the circuit-controller, whereas such conditions are fatal drawbacks when, for instance, Poggendorff’s method insu- 45 lating the terminals used. In carrying out invention the medium under pressure may produced main­ tained any proper manner, the improve- 53 ment not being limited this particular to any special means for the purpose. 90 While apparatus thus constructed is very efficient and performs the work required of highly-satisfactory manner, is nevertheless subject certain limitations, arising mainly from the amount ofwork which 93 the conducting fluid required perform and which increases with the speed. spindle screwed otherwise secured centrally the head and this is mounted antifriction-bearings body to which rotary motion may imparted. prefer, ■however, secure the desired result in­ closing the circuit-controller, least so much the same shall include the termi- 60 nals, chamber receptacle with which communicates small reservoir containing a liquefied gas. Within this re- 120 ceptacle contained the circuit-controller, which, far the main feature my present invention concerned, may any desired construction, but which, for the rea­ son stated above, the special character 123 shown. For purpose illustration this particular manner carrying out the invention described herein. This body carries tube duct which takes one end fluid conductor contained the receptacle and rotating with the same and discharges from the other end against the rotating spaced conductors. One these may obviously inferred from well established experimental facts, which demonstrate that the striking distance an 15 arc approximately inversely proportional to the pressure gaseous medium which it occurs; but view the fact that most cases occurring practice the striking dis­ tance very small, since the difference of 20 potential between the electrodes usually not more than few hundred volts, the eco­ nomical advantages resulting from the reduc­ tion the striking distance, particularly on approach the terminals, are not very 23 great practical consequence. many other respects, however, gas under great com­ pression nearly fulfils the ideal requirements above mentioned, the sudden breaking down and quick restoration the insulating 30 power, and also chemical inertness, which by proper selection ofthe gas easily secured. The rotary body imparts rotation series spaced conductors within the receptacle and also operates no pump maintain flow conducting fluid through one more stationary ducts and from the same against the rotating conductors