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Electric Journal Volume 14 1917 Bound volume
Electric Journal Volume 14 1917 Bound volume
January - December
Approx 520 pages
Pages feel rippled.
Steam jet refrigerating machine
Parallel operation of commutating Pole machines
Root mean square current meter
Application of a synchronous condensers for line regulations
Electric drive in domestic engineering
Electric furnace as a central station load
A bit of engineering history the story of fuel gas & electrical engineering company
Winding small single phase induction motors
Essentials of transformer practice
Maintenance of controller fingers and contacts
Transformer conduction motors
Railway motor capacities and ratings
Growth in locomotive capacity and reliability
Freight haulage on the Cedar Valley Road
Industrial controllers - X
Air brake equipment for modern electric locomotives
Direct current railway motors for regeneration
Modern PK Control equipment
Phasing out high tension lines
Lubrication of railway motor bearings
Laminated commutating poles
Some new developments in ornamental street lighting fixtures
Layout and installation of motor car equipment
articles on Train Operation in City Service; The CLS&SB Ry; Ogden, Logan & Idaho Ry; PRR Split-Phase Loco, etc
MUCH MORE
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