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Armature Winding and Motor Repair - Couverture souple

Braymer, Daniel H.

 
9781409782544: Armature Winding and Motor Repair

Synopsis

First published in 1920, this comprehensive manual on armature winding and motor repair offers a detailed collection of practical electrical methods to fix motor and generator problems.

To be used by maintenance specialists and electrical engineers, Daniel H. Braymer's compilation of material was obtained through practical engagement in repair shop work, power station work and the maintenance of motors in industrial plants. Full of firsthand experience, the volume will provide answers to those needing assistance in armature winding and many other electrical problems that can occur within the workshop.

Chapters in this volume include:
    Direct Current Windings
    Alternating Current Windings
    Repair Shop Methods for Rewinding D-C Armatures
    Testing Direct-Current Armature Windings
    Insulating Coils and Slots for D-C and A-C Windings
    Practical Ways for Reconnecting Induction Motors
    Inspection and Repair of Motor Starters, Motors and Generators
    Machine Equipment and Tools Needed in a Repair Shop

Republished by Read & Co. Books, Armature Winding and Motor Repair continues to be considered a valuable asset within the subject. It provides a handy guide for any practical repairman looking to enlarge their knowledge of solving electrical problems while also appealing to amateurs just starting in the field.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

In this book no attempt has been made to discuss the subject of armature winding from theoretical or design standpoints. On the contrary, it is a compilation of practical methods that are used by repairmen and armature winders. In selecting the material a special effort has been made to include as far as possible details of those methods which have been found by actual experience to represent best practice in a repair shop of average size. In this work the writer has drawn from his own experience in repair work, from the experiences of repairmen and armature winders in large and small repair shops and manufacturing plants which have been visited, from descriptions of practical methods and the procedure followed in the solution of special problems as presented by practical men in technical journals. The title of repairman as used throughout this book is one that a good engineer can bear with pride when he measures up to all its qualifications. Such an engineer is one who in in the majority of cases not only knows what to do in the case of an electrical trouble but just how to proceed to do that particular thing and who seldom guesses without a good percentage of the probabilities of being right in his favor. The main difference between the designer and the repairman is that the former must know what to do while the latter must know how to do it. A capable repairman combines both qualifications through years of experience. When called upon to locate troubles in motors and generators, electricians and repairmen whose experience in this kind of work has been limited often find themselves wondering just what to do first. It is from just this viewpoint that the information on winding procedure and the hunting and correcting of troubles has been presented. That is, instead of discussing the fundamentals involved in any method of working out a repair problem, the ac
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