The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10

alternately. until the mngn rtism attnins max
imum. and that maximum Is generated in
thr wires of the revolving magnets. This
current bears for each n perfectly definite
ratio to the power consumed. aud they
Rrc capable VI converting eighty per cent. OF tho
power applied into electricity The electric
current generated s carried by two copper
wires 10 second mnchin". the tclcmachon.
This effects the reverse operation is To- say.
the rrconvcrsi on Of the Gle 'tricity into mcchnn-
zeal power. The tclcmachon consists Of field
" force and revolving armnturc. This
Held OF force consists VI twelve lalgo electro,
magnets in two sets of six each. tho poles Of
each set facing cqch other and Competed
together by heavy, bands or bridges; In The
spncc enclosed 10y these magnets. and parallel
with them. II tho armaturc axis supporting nm
serving ma n core, around which ia wound an
Insulated copper wire in two scrirs " 80 coils.
The ends of these wires CONF out alternately to
thu right and left Of the armaturc. and ara
connected with two break pieces upon
their axes. six springs. or brushes Of cop
per wire. press upon these break pieces. each
opposite pair OF magnets in the field Of force.
he electric current entering the machine
the magnets. At the same time 1t passes
through the armaiurr. magnctizing that. So that
the poles OF the armaturc nearest To- the poles VI
tho field magnets are of the opposite
field Of force magnets attract the poles
of the nrmnture and causes the armnturr TO
move. But the motion in its new position
brings other portions Of tho break pieces in
contact with the spring and causes rrdisiri-
tntn nlocc ns h"i"rn and npn H. lir" Han ~
the current II changed 10y tho break pieces.
The magnetic effect hcing continuous the roin-
epecd until tho friction and Tho nnpnotin t9yvnr
balance zach other
Ia Suu.i nv's rNnnrircut ,h, h,l,,, ~, -
ny.J MN ii. rnnchinr Mall, We bno
ti"ns 4, minute '
Thn nln,.trictv from tho wonderful tole-
mnchon may he at,plird to iiiuninntion. II
solves tho problem Of the subdivision " clc,'ri,
ri foundrv urnr hy mr., ligitnjb y th".r li,,ita
Tho army Of men being formed in two
The ntirr M I" T'iini,Ht Fri icslv stmI.
dcd AZ these fouudrics ara within n ,.tvv
mnrl i~,rv aud oh.iriIt.I ~ Tho N Ia, mus
nrrc,snrily bc hy tie rond"roms cray,s' drills.
Hcht il thrown unon thn i,nnhinnrv r"rfnn,i .
iIInnniing \, "u.fmcr,s T., M,
nnd ~ an inch may be- madn withou, thS laast
| l,,ht il. n. polarization-thn m",,lel ennenr.
sn. WIKI ~ ~, hsS nniy Wnn al
Thn fnli"win,, il an csiiminie uolo bv nm OK.
NOR, ~ whnt /, w"uiJ rrs, TO- lbt thy . n
| II NV Y"rk with those iirhts. Tho nynro,,s.
sirr, hnrnfr ,,iv"s n iicht 'nuai ,,t"n "rn ~.
,rr,insnd tv ,he ,o,r.r ~ ono mn ,inc - ,.,,,,i
H. 06o candies ma ossumin,, thnt mora nv"
! 900 lomns cnch lnn,n hurnin~ o. cuhir
| icct Of sas nm hour at cost Of 81
! hoU.nnI fn"t II voulG ro"uirc 81 -
his" ma hines IT, furnish ,ii tho i,b, r.i,irrI
! Tho cost Of the gas hy this r6mgh c.timetc
/ would ln Stno nm hour ''rn nr',luc, Tho .an,o
Hrht by eirtriey wonld rcduirn saw vi thr rn
! ,Wnrhivns ,incni mon towers rho COST ~ ;,
| sjnrle irbt canal To- I'M " 900 en-, los would
/ he three cents nm hour En,h mach. ne ,,iyina.
/ OnO candle LIGHTS would r0st thr-eforo f,vaivH
| cents mn hour and thirteen would cost 81 Il,
| nm hnur
| Tho things TINT he had soon in tho foundry
| had curious eirect on Mr. Edison a. seemed
| Ia, l.